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MAN ON TV: 'It always
starts with a body.
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'Then come the questions.
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'That's where I come in.
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'Jolliphant's the name.
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'Detective Superintendent
Jolyon Jolliphant.
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' "Jolly" for short.'
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Now, you do remember you very kindly
promised to give Raph your vote
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in the upcoming elections.
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I mean, we will know
if he comes up short,
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and if by some unhappy circumstance
he should come up short...
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..there will be remonstrances...
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and likely worse.
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That's the slate. Yes?
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Chin-chin! THEY LAUGH
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'Constable Banks? Cut
along to old Ma Peggoty's
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'and see if you can't sort
out these young tearaways.'
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'Yes, Sarge.'
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'Now... I'm sure what happened to
DCI Blaze will be on your mind.
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'A good copper, gunned
down in the line of duty.'
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TRAIN RUMBLES, BOTTLE CLINKS
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COUGHING
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'But you can rely on this.
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'When it comes to one of our
own, we leave no stone unturned.'
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'No, Sarge.'
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'Meantime, the best
you and me can do
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'is stick to our duties and do
'em to the best of our ability.'
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HE YELLS
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MOTORBIKE REVS
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TRAIN RUMBLES
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Well, well, well.
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I say, you fellows.
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Here's sport.
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PUNCHING, MAN SCREAMS
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BOYS CHEER AND LAUGH
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'Every barrel has
its bad apples.
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'But in my book, there are very
few creatures on this Earth
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'lower than a bent copper.
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'Now, I don't know what led him
down that path, but whatever it was,
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'death has a way of wiping a
man's slate clean in this world.
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'I can't speak as to the next.'
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UPBEAT CREDIT MUSIC
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Kettle on? Hm.
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MAN: 'The finding
of this board
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'is that the tragic
events of last December,
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'which led to the
shooting of DI Thursday
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'and the arrest of DS Morse,
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'were due solely to
a mental breakdown
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'suffered by ACC Clive Deare.
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'We are also of a view
that further investigation
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'into other extraneous matters
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'would NOT be in the
national interest.
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'To which end, all
investigative materials
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'relating to Blenheim
Vale Boys' Home
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'are to be sealed for 50 years.'
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Morning, Morse. Good
morning, Mrs Thursday.
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There's tea in the pot if
you want to go through.
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Ah, no time this
morning, I'm afraid.
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Fred tells me Jim Strange
has asked you to be best man
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for him and Joan's...
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Yes. Yes, that's right.
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It'll mean a lot to him.
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Well, to both of them, I'm sure.
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Sam settling back in
all right? FRED: Morse.
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Morning, Sir. Much in?
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DS JIM STRANGE: Local beat
man found him on his rounds
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not long after six.
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Anything to say who he was?
Dosser, by the looks of him.
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They hang out here and the
wasteland by the old Kemble Theatre.
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Morning, Doctor.
Chief Inspector.
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Much to go on?
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Male, late 50s, early 60s,
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most likely not in
the best of health,
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multiple injuries, looks like
he took a serious beating.
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What's with all the, uh, blood?
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Someone stuck a broken
bottle in his neck.
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Whether that's what did for him,
or he was already on his way out...
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I'm afraid I won't be
able to express an opinion
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until after the postmortem.
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Shall we say two o'clock?
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Doctor.
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It's £20.
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What's left of it. Burnt.
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That's a lot of money.
Can't see him doing that.
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Maybe that's what he fell
out with his mates over.
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See if you can run his pals to
ground, find out what they got.
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Jim, you take me
back to the station.
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TRAIN RUMBLES
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JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS
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HE GROANS
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"Fear not: for behold, I give
you good tidings of great joy."
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The results are in...
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Mr President.
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CS BRIGHT: A vagrant?
Kicked to death...
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or stabbed with a broken bottle,
according to Doctor DeBryn.
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I dunno what the
world's coming to.
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Most days, I barely
recognise it at all.
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No, Sir.
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Criminal damage... cars
smashed and stolen,
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violence between gangs of young
men on Carfax in broad daylight,
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wanton lawlessness.
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This is Oxford!
It's not New York.
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No, Sir.
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Have you thought any
more about Carshall?
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Yes, Sir.
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I've decided to put in for it.
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It'll mean a move, but... that
could be good for the family.
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Joan'll be settled, and...
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..I'd like to see Sam
properly back on his feet.
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I'm sure.
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How's he readjusting
to civilian life?
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Pretty well, Sir. Thank
you. All things considered.
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TIN CLANGS Hello?
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I'm the police.
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It's all right.
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It's all right, no
need to be scared.
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I'd just like to talk to you.
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Devils? "In the shape of men."
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The hell she mean by that? Oh,
I don't know. She was terrified.
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She said they looked
like Fred Astaire,
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only their faces were wrong.
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Four or five of them.
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That's what I'm to report
to Mr Bright, is it?
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Case like that, she's
drunk from dusk till dawn,
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it's hard to know
what she's seen.
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Any of them have a name for
him? Hugh or Hughie, no surname.
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I wouldn't put your hopes in
getting to the bottom of it.
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These types blow into
town without a trace
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and blow out again
just the same.
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Unreliable witnesses at best.
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And that's if you can
ever find 'em again.
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Er, anything further on Brenda
Lewis' time at Landesman's?
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There was a Missing Persons
case, in her name in '63
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but closed shortly afterwards.
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She worked directly for Joe
Landesman as his personal secretary.
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Nothing more from Ronnie
Box, I don't suppose?
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Weren't expecting anything, were
we? You never know with Box.
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I wouldn't put it past him to
keep something up his sleeve
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till he's worked out whether
it plays to his advantage.
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Might be worth giving
him another tickle,
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see if we can jog his
memory. PHONE RINGING
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Thursday.
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BELL CHIMES, BOYS
CHATTER AND LAUGH
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Maybe we should
cool it for a bit.
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"Cool it"? The police...
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Aren't going to bother themselves
too much over some filthy old man.
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You know, if I didn't
know better, Archie-boy...
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..I'd say you were
losing your nerve.
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No, no. It... It's
not like that, Raph.
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I do hope not.
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You got rid of it yet? No.
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Not yet.
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So... cause of death was
finally exsanguination.
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The jagged end of the bottle
punctured his left carotid artery
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and jugular vein.
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Half a dozen wounds.
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One hesitates to say frenzied,
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but it certainly wasn't
just an unlucky blow.
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When you say "finally"?
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He was already in a
pretty poor state.
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Ruptured spleen. A
number of cracked ribs.
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Fractured humerus. Liver
laceration which...
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could have proved fatal
if left unattended.
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That was all from the beating?
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Oh, yes. Three or four
assailants, I'd have said.
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Multiple contusions
and abrasions.
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I've put his bits and
pieces on the side.
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Kept his wedding ring.
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Must've meant something to him.
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Else he'd have
pawned it long since
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and chucked the
proceeds down his neck.
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Kiddies.
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Probably in their 30s by now.
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Not much to show for a life.
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We enter the world with nothing
and leave with much the same.
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Kings and beggars both.
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The rich man at his table...
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..poor man kicked
and stabbed to death.
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Where was the
beret? In the coat.
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TELEPHONE RINGING
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How'd it go?
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Ex-soldier, as it turns out.
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Limehouse Rifles. My old
unit. Much in over lunch?
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Trying to work my way
through the motors
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that got vandalised on
the Broad last night.
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Turns out the sports
car that got pinched
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belongs to the Lady
Mayoress. So...
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And we've got a missing person.
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Locals are short-handed, so
they've asked us to deal.
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Where's this? Out Slepe way.
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DOOR SQUEAKS
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Afternoon, I'm, er, Detective
Sergeant Morse, Thames Valley.
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Miss Baynard,
would it be? Freya.
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You reported a Paul Baynard
missing, is that right?
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My dad. He locked up after work,
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and then went on his
bike about eight thirty.
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I thought he was going to The
Wheatsheaf in the village,
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about three miles. And when
did you expect him back?
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Chucking out time.
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Is there anyone you can think of
that he might've gone to stay with?
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No.
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It's just us.
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What does he do?
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Illustrator. Book
covers, magazines.
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How has he seemed recently?
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Er, hard to tell.
He doesn't say much.
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Anything been troubling him?
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I wouldn't have said.
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Why?
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You think something
bad has happened?
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People disappear for many
reasons, Miss Baynard,
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not all of them sinister.
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Sometimes, people just
need to step away.
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To be honest, we very
rarely consider someone
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to be a missing person
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unless they've been gone
for at least a week.
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It's just the two
of you, you said?
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Mum died.
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When I was young.
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Do you have a photograph of him?
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Erm...
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Ordinarily, he's
quite camera-shy...
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..but he needed it as a
study for a painting, so...
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Half a face do you?
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Anything further
on Mickey Flood?
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Nothing outside this protection
racket warrant down the Smoke.
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Well, tearing a man's tongue
out and nailing it to the floor?
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There's got to be more to it that.
If I might have your attention.
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Reports are coming in...
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..that the body of a
uniformed constable
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has been discovered by
a member of the public.
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I'm on my way to Division...
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..but if it's foul play...
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..I want whoever's behind
it on the charge sheet
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inside 24 hours.
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BIRDS SQUAWKING
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First impressions, Doctor?
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Injuries are consistent with
a fall from a great height.
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Neck's broken, but whether that
was before or after he fell,
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I'm afraid I can't say just yet.
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What about the when of it?
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Five past twelve, according to
his wristwatch. Face is smashed.
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Rigor would suggest six to nine
hours or thereabouts. So...
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it's about the right
window, time-wise.
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Cause?
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Most probably the broken neck...
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..but just feeling his skull,
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I'd say that's very
likely badly fractured.
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Doubtless, there'll also be a
panoply of internal injuries.
249
00:18:55,843 --> 00:18:59,322
The nails of his left hand,
they're quite badly torn.
250
00:18:59,323 --> 00:19:03,842
So you think he clawed at
whatever window he's come through?
251
00:19:03,843 --> 00:19:06,042
Strewth! Pushed, then.
252
00:19:06,043 --> 00:19:09,922
Not a conclusion I'd leap
to necessarily, Sergeant.
253
00:19:09,923 --> 00:19:14,242
Many set on self-slaughter
change their mind at the last.
254
00:19:14,243 --> 00:19:16,202
Often, sadly, to no avail.
255
00:19:16,203 --> 00:19:19,802
I found a set of car
keys in his pockets.
256
00:19:19,803 --> 00:19:21,482
KEYS JANGLE
257
00:19:21,483 --> 00:19:23,443
No notebook or warrant card.
258
00:19:24,483 --> 00:19:26,003
Face doesn't ring a bell.
259
00:19:27,363 --> 00:19:30,042
If he's out of Castle Gate,
he's well off his beat.
260
00:19:30,043 --> 00:19:32,483
CM-824?
261
00:19:33,763 --> 00:19:35,403
That's not a Thames
Valley number, is it?
262
00:19:38,243 --> 00:19:41,242
See if you can get a steer
on that collar number.
263
00:19:41,243 --> 00:19:43,443
And a statement from
whoever found him.
264
00:19:45,163 --> 00:19:47,883
Have a look at that car,
see who it belongs to.
265
00:19:56,563 --> 00:19:58,083
He looks familiar.
266
00:20:00,203 --> 00:20:02,123
Sure I've seen him
somewhere before.
267
00:20:04,323 --> 00:20:05,762
So, what do you think?
268
00:20:05,763 --> 00:20:09,802
He's come in here after some
bugger up to no good, or what?
269
00:20:09,803 --> 00:20:12,002
Five past midnight.
270
00:20:12,003 --> 00:20:14,923
Could just as easily have
been a midnight rendezvous.
271
00:20:16,363 --> 00:20:18,723
Someone he knew, then. Mm.
272
00:20:20,803 --> 00:20:22,522
You and Jim finish up here.
273
00:20:22,523 --> 00:20:24,923
I'll report to Mr Bright when
he gets back from Division.
274
00:21:38,323 --> 00:21:40,442
Anything? Well, a couple
of cigarette butts.
275
00:21:40,443 --> 00:21:44,522
Empty packet of Old Soldiers, and
the wrapper of a prophylactic.
276
00:21:44,523 --> 00:21:46,922
Midnight, the stars,
and you, eh? Mm.
277
00:21:46,923 --> 00:21:49,163
It's always been a
popular spot for toms.
278
00:21:52,803 --> 00:21:55,202
What about this? Dumped.
279
00:21:55,203 --> 00:21:56,602
It's the Lady Mayoress's motor,
280
00:21:56,603 --> 00:21:58,443
nicked the night before
last off the Broad.
281
00:21:59,683 --> 00:22:02,642
I was thinking, maybe he
saw whoever dumped it,
282
00:22:02,643 --> 00:22:05,562
and chased 'em inside
the factory. Damage?
283
00:22:05,563 --> 00:22:08,722
Can't imagine the thief'd want to
be driving it around in that state.
284
00:22:08,723 --> 00:22:11,442
If it were me, I'd have dumped
it the night it was stolen.
285
00:22:11,443 --> 00:22:13,483
Any keys? Could be anywhere.
286
00:22:14,603 --> 00:22:17,082
I've a unit coming out to
pick it up, if you wanna wait.
287
00:22:17,083 --> 00:22:19,203
Said to the old man I'd see
him back at the station.
288
00:22:52,363 --> 00:22:55,362
Hello there. I'm Detective
Sergeant Morse, Thames Valley,
289
00:22:55,363 --> 00:22:56,682
Miss... Hatch.
290
00:22:56,683 --> 00:22:59,442
I wonder if you could tell me
which lender last borrowed this?
291
00:22:59,443 --> 00:23:01,722
Just For Jolly.
292
00:23:01,723 --> 00:23:04,163
It should've been returned
on the 1st of July.
293
00:23:05,243 --> 00:23:06,483
Yes, of course.
294
00:23:07,723 --> 00:23:10,402
In fact, I remember him.
295
00:23:10,403 --> 00:23:13,042
It was, er, late opening.
296
00:23:13,043 --> 00:23:16,602
He was the last one
in here. Mister...
297
00:23:16,603 --> 00:23:18,562
Ah, yes, here we are.
298
00:23:18,563 --> 00:23:20,882
Mr Astin. Astin?
299
00:23:20,883 --> 00:23:24,162
David Astin. Six
Kent Finn novels.
300
00:23:24,163 --> 00:23:28,123
I remember saying to him,
"You must be a fan, then."
301
00:23:29,123 --> 00:23:31,202
Would you have an
address for him?
302
00:23:31,203 --> 00:23:34,243
FAINT JAZZ MUSIC
303
00:23:39,603 --> 00:23:40,682
BELL RINGS
304
00:23:40,683 --> 00:23:43,602
Bye now. I say, I say, I say.
305
00:23:43,603 --> 00:23:47,362
"What can I do for you, then,
sir?" he asked him knowingly.
306
00:23:47,363 --> 00:23:48,642
I'm not... I'm not buying.
307
00:23:48,643 --> 00:23:51,962
"You say that now, sir. But wait
till you've sampled my wares,"
308
00:23:51,963 --> 00:23:54,082
said Simple Simon to the Pieman.
309
00:23:54,083 --> 00:23:57,242
Laughter is the best
medicine. TOY EMITS LAUGHTER
310
00:23:57,243 --> 00:24:00,882
Sorry, do you mind turning that
off? I'm on police business.
311
00:24:00,883 --> 00:24:03,162
I'm Detective Sergeant
Morse. Thames Valley.
312
00:24:03,163 --> 00:24:07,042
I was given this address for a
David Astin. Does he live here?
313
00:24:07,043 --> 00:24:08,203
Yes.
314
00:24:09,563 --> 00:24:11,962
Well, then, I'm afraid
I've got some bad news.
315
00:24:11,963 --> 00:24:16,162
His body was found earlier
this morning, out by Cowley.
316
00:24:16,163 --> 00:24:18,162
HE LAUGHS
317
00:24:18,163 --> 00:24:21,282
Oh, brilliant. Oh, well done!
318
00:24:21,283 --> 00:24:22,802
You nearly had me
there for a minute.
319
00:24:22,803 --> 00:24:24,482
I'm sorry, it's not
a laughing matter.
320
00:24:24,483 --> 00:24:26,282
Who put you up to it?
It's Ray, isn't it?
321
00:24:26,283 --> 00:24:27,802
Ray?
322
00:24:27,803 --> 00:24:30,402
My brother, in case
he didn't mention.
323
00:24:30,403 --> 00:24:32,722
No, honestly, I'm here
about David Astin.
324
00:24:32,723 --> 00:24:35,882
There's only one
problem with that, see.
325
00:24:35,883 --> 00:24:37,523
I'm David Astin.
326
00:25:01,403 --> 00:25:03,802
..going through it... Oh.
327
00:25:03,803 --> 00:25:05,602
Still no word on
his collar number.
328
00:25:05,603 --> 00:25:08,602
I put a call in to the Yard. But
they're turning out from all over.
329
00:25:08,603 --> 00:25:12,002
Some of them have cancelled leave.
Others have refused to go home.
330
00:25:12,003 --> 00:25:14,763
No stone unturned, I suppose.
Not for one of our own.
331
00:25:17,243 --> 00:25:19,762
An actor? Yes, Sir.
332
00:25:19,763 --> 00:25:23,482
He's in this Jolly For Short
programme on the television.
333
00:25:23,483 --> 00:25:26,802
He plays a young
PC, Constable Banks.
334
00:25:26,803 --> 00:25:29,802
They do most of it at
Associated Midland Studios.
335
00:25:29,803 --> 00:25:31,042
Then, what's he doing here?
336
00:25:31,043 --> 00:25:33,562
They film some of the
outside bits in town
337
00:25:33,563 --> 00:25:37,162
and then put them into the rest
of it, so it's all one thing.
338
00:25:37,163 --> 00:25:38,562
I spoke to the
people who make it.
339
00:25:38,563 --> 00:25:41,842
They said he was "called"
yesterday, whatever that means,
340
00:25:41,843 --> 00:25:44,723
but not used. They're
back here again today.
341
00:25:45,723 --> 00:25:48,243
And this Constable Banks
is... is part of it?
342
00:25:49,963 --> 00:25:52,362
Banks is the part
he's playing, Sir.
343
00:25:52,363 --> 00:25:54,683
His real name is Raymond Swann.
344
00:25:58,203 --> 00:26:02,042
He must've borrowed
my library card.
345
00:26:02,043 --> 00:26:04,043
I probably haven't used
it since I was a kid.
346
00:26:06,043 --> 00:26:07,443
A fall, you say?
347
00:26:08,443 --> 00:26:10,322
Then at least it
would've been quick.
348
00:26:10,323 --> 00:26:13,642
But I don't understand how...
349
00:26:13,643 --> 00:26:14,723
Some sort of accident?
350
00:26:15,803 --> 00:26:19,442
Did he live here? No. No,
he's got a place in Jericho.
351
00:26:19,443 --> 00:26:22,482
You wouldn't have a
set of keys, would you?
352
00:26:22,483 --> 00:26:25,883
Yeah. He gave me a spare,
in case of emergencies.
353
00:26:27,363 --> 00:26:28,722
What car did he drive?
354
00:26:28,723 --> 00:26:33,283
Little Fiat. He bought it with
the first money he made off Jolly.
355
00:26:34,323 --> 00:26:37,522
"Repeats", they call it? They
pay you every time it's on.
356
00:26:37,523 --> 00:26:40,762
Is it popular, this programme?
357
00:26:40,763 --> 00:26:44,682
Oh, yeah. Must've been
going... five years, now.
358
00:26:44,683 --> 00:26:47,922
But I think, last
time I saw him,
359
00:26:47,923 --> 00:26:50,882
he said they're finishing
it after this lot.
360
00:26:50,883 --> 00:26:54,762
That must've come as a
blow. How did he take it?
361
00:26:54,763 --> 00:26:57,282
"An actor's life," he said.
362
00:26:57,283 --> 00:27:01,882
And it was Raymond Swann,
you said. Not Astin?
363
00:27:01,883 --> 00:27:05,122
It was his acting
name. For the union.
364
00:27:05,123 --> 00:27:08,722
There was already a Raymond
Astin. It's one of their rules.
365
00:27:08,723 --> 00:27:11,043
You can't have two actors
with the same name.
366
00:27:12,483 --> 00:27:14,322
I'd like to see him.
367
00:27:14,323 --> 00:27:17,322
Say my goodbyes. Yes. Course.
368
00:27:17,323 --> 00:27:18,562
'Tell you the truth, Jolly, '
369
00:27:18,563 --> 00:27:21,642
I don't know how much
change I've got left in me.
370
00:27:21,643 --> 00:27:23,282
I'm not so young as I was.
371
00:27:23,283 --> 00:27:25,562
Away with you.
You'll see me out.
372
00:27:25,563 --> 00:27:28,402
I've been talking to
Marge about packing it in.
373
00:27:28,403 --> 00:27:31,682
Maybe going down Minehead
way. Open a guest house.
374
00:27:31,683 --> 00:27:33,482
PLANE OVERHEAD Sunset
over the bay...
375
00:27:33,483 --> 00:27:36,682
Cut! Cut! Sorry, sorry!
Plane! BELL RINGS
376
00:27:36,683 --> 00:27:40,002
Are you going to be doing that
pipe business over my line? Only...
377
00:27:40,003 --> 00:27:42,043
CHATTER
378
00:27:47,963 --> 00:27:52,562
Mike Gatwood, producer. Studio
rang to say you were coming.
379
00:27:52,563 --> 00:27:56,002
I haven't divulged the news yet
to the cast and crew, but, erm,
380
00:27:56,003 --> 00:27:58,202
if there's anything I can do.
381
00:27:58,203 --> 00:28:02,522
Mr Swann was "called"
yesterday, I understand.
382
00:28:02,523 --> 00:28:05,722
Yes, yes, he was. Er, he spent most
of the day on the minibus, though.
383
00:28:05,723 --> 00:28:08,562
Why was that? Well,
it's not unusual.
384
00:28:08,563 --> 00:28:11,522
He only had two lines, they were
in the last scene of the day.
385
00:28:11,523 --> 00:28:16,282
So we cut one for time, and
then Ted, er, Sergeant Wilkins,
386
00:28:16,283 --> 00:28:18,322
he thought the other
one was something
387
00:28:18,323 --> 00:28:21,202
his character was more
likely to say, so...
388
00:28:21,203 --> 00:28:24,482
And the minibus went back
where? Went back to the studio.
389
00:28:24,483 --> 00:28:26,962
And who'd have been on that
with Mr Swann, the other actors?
390
00:28:26,963 --> 00:28:30,922
No, no, they have private cars. Take
them back home, or to their digs.
391
00:28:30,923 --> 00:28:34,322
Kenny - Superintendent Jolliphant -
he's staying in town at the moment,
392
00:28:34,323 --> 00:28:37,842
because he's doing a thriller
at the Oxford Empire.
393
00:28:37,843 --> 00:28:41,162
We'll need to speak to those of
the cast who were here yesterday
394
00:28:41,163 --> 00:28:44,242
and anyone else who had
anything to do with him.
395
00:28:44,243 --> 00:28:46,122
Oh, well, that's...
that's difficult today.
396
00:28:46,123 --> 00:28:49,642
Er, but we start rehearsals
tomorrow for the next episode,
397
00:28:49,643 --> 00:28:52,042
if you want to come by then.
We're in Pool Moor Hall.
398
00:28:52,043 --> 00:28:55,562
It's a little church hall
that we use in Summertown.
399
00:28:55,563 --> 00:28:57,762
Mike! Mike, please!
400
00:28:57,763 --> 00:29:01,163
That is me being summoned.
So, erm, see you on the green!
401
00:29:04,563 --> 00:29:06,083
It's a rum caper.
402
00:29:07,363 --> 00:29:09,602
Sit in a bus all day
and not get used.
403
00:29:09,603 --> 00:29:12,162
Wanted to do that, he could've
joined the real police.
404
00:29:12,163 --> 00:29:14,962
I've got the keys to his flat and
car if you want to take a look.
405
00:29:14,963 --> 00:29:18,682
No, you're all right.
Win's doing something.
406
00:29:18,683 --> 00:29:20,442
Jim's family's coming over.
407
00:29:20,443 --> 00:29:23,002
Well, just his gran.
That's all he's got.
408
00:29:23,003 --> 00:29:25,442
She had the raising
of him, apparently.
409
00:29:25,443 --> 00:29:28,802
You work with someone seven years.
Things you don't know about people.
410
00:29:28,803 --> 00:29:30,683
Let me know if
you find anything.
411
00:30:08,283 --> 00:30:09,883
"Play Dead."
412
00:30:47,643 --> 00:30:49,803
Lovely carrots, eh, Gran?
413
00:30:51,363 --> 00:30:53,642
Lovely carrots, Mrs Thursday.
414
00:30:53,643 --> 00:30:56,723
Best call me Win, Jim, seeing
as we're going to be family.
415
00:31:04,923 --> 00:31:06,562
No Sam tonight, then?
416
00:31:06,563 --> 00:31:09,763
No, he had to go
out. Oh, did he?
417
00:31:15,083 --> 00:31:19,122
Oh, we, uh, found that nicked car
belonging to the Lady Mayoress.
418
00:31:19,123 --> 00:31:22,962
Morse said. He found this Kent Finn
book underneath it, apparently.
419
00:31:22,963 --> 00:31:25,282
So it must've been dumped
after Swann hit the deck.
420
00:31:25,283 --> 00:31:26,362
Mm.
421
00:31:26,363 --> 00:31:28,482
I've put the smokes
and the fag packet
422
00:31:28,483 --> 00:31:30,402
he picked up in the
factory into Forensics.
423
00:31:30,403 --> 00:31:31,963
And the wrapper for the, um...
424
00:31:34,803 --> 00:31:36,282
Wossname.
425
00:31:36,283 --> 00:31:39,002
They were hopeful they might be
able to get some dabs off that.
426
00:31:39,003 --> 00:31:40,363
Well, then.
427
00:31:49,603 --> 00:31:52,363
DOOR UNLOCKING
428
00:31:54,003 --> 00:31:56,563
SHOUTING, CLATTERING
I've got it.
429
00:31:59,643 --> 00:32:01,043
SHE SIGHS
430
00:32:05,283 --> 00:32:08,042
All right, come on.
Come here, that's it.
431
00:32:08,043 --> 00:32:11,562
Here we go. Oh, do
you want me to, er...
432
00:32:11,563 --> 00:32:13,802
Er, no. No, you're, you're
all right, Jim. I've got him.
433
00:32:13,803 --> 00:32:16,602
You go on and... have your tea.
434
00:32:16,603 --> 00:32:18,682
Come on, up you get.
435
00:32:18,683 --> 00:32:20,402
That's it. That's it.
436
00:32:20,403 --> 00:32:23,442
I'm all right. I tripped.
437
00:32:23,443 --> 00:32:25,202
I know.
438
00:32:25,203 --> 00:32:27,842
It's easily done. Up
the stairs. Come on.
439
00:32:27,843 --> 00:32:29,603
You go and sleep it off.
440
00:32:32,923 --> 00:32:35,562
Morse! Mrs Thursday.
441
00:32:35,563 --> 00:32:37,283
Come in, he won't be a minute.
442
00:32:43,323 --> 00:32:44,802
You wanna end up like that?
443
00:32:44,803 --> 00:32:48,123
That's the way you're going, you
carry on the way you are. Then what?
444
00:32:52,563 --> 00:32:54,643
Ah, Morse. Uh, I...
445
00:32:57,603 --> 00:32:59,602
'And what put you onto it, Sir?'
446
00:32:59,603 --> 00:33:02,282
As a matter of fact, it was
something Sergeant Wilkins said.
447
00:33:02,283 --> 00:33:04,322
We were talking
about the tearaways
448
00:33:04,323 --> 00:33:07,922
who've been troubling Ma
Peggoty recently and you said...
449
00:33:07,923 --> 00:33:10,562
"The devil makes
work for idle hands."
450
00:33:10,563 --> 00:33:13,762
And it was "hands"
that got me thinking...
451
00:33:13,763 --> 00:33:17,642
of the Ormolu clock found at the
scene of Eduardo Sanchez's murder,
452
00:33:17,643 --> 00:33:21,762
the hands forever stilled
at ten twenty eight.
453
00:33:21,763 --> 00:33:24,242
Only trouble is,
the postmortem...
454
00:33:24,243 --> 00:33:26,403
DOOR OPENS
455
00:33:31,603 --> 00:33:33,562
Obviously, given
what's happened,
456
00:33:33,563 --> 00:33:37,082
we're keen to understand Mr
Swann's recent mental state,
457
00:33:37,083 --> 00:33:39,962
particularly in the days
leading up to his decease.
458
00:33:39,963 --> 00:33:42,682
Is there anyone on the programme
he was particularly friends with?
459
00:33:42,683 --> 00:33:45,522
Someone in the cast
or crew, perhaps?
460
00:33:45,523 --> 00:33:47,642
Well, I really didn't know
him well enough to say.
461
00:33:47,643 --> 00:33:50,882
So, you weren't on set the
last time he was there?
462
00:33:50,883 --> 00:33:53,362
No, no, no, no, 'fraid not.
463
00:33:53,363 --> 00:33:56,402
I... I popped by the day before,
just to... just to look in.
464
00:33:56,403 --> 00:33:57,923
Do you remember seeing him then?
465
00:34:00,163 --> 00:34:02,882
Well, I mean, there were a number
of uniformed extras at lunch.
466
00:34:02,883 --> 00:34:05,002
He might've been one of them.
467
00:34:05,003 --> 00:34:07,362
Oh, no, as a matter of fact,
468
00:34:07,363 --> 00:34:09,802
there was a bit of a contretemps
around the catering truck.
469
00:34:09,803 --> 00:34:11,082
What was that?
470
00:34:11,083 --> 00:34:14,802
Well, a couple of passing
derelicts were helping themselves,
471
00:34:14,803 --> 00:34:18,362
you know, stuffing their pockets
with rolls, biscuits, all sorts.
472
00:34:18,363 --> 00:34:21,322
Mike knows. Mike! I was just telling
the police about the beggars,
473
00:34:21,323 --> 00:34:23,282
coming along and helping
themselves to grub.
474
00:34:23,283 --> 00:34:25,322
Oh, God! I mean, they're
like wasps at a picnic.
475
00:34:25,323 --> 00:34:28,722
No-one begrudges anyone a bit of
food, but you've gotta watch 'em,
476
00:34:28,723 --> 00:34:31,602
otherwise they're in and out of
production and in artistes' caravans
477
00:34:31,603 --> 00:34:33,163
quicker than you can say knife.
478
00:34:36,723 --> 00:34:39,162
I can't say that I
knew him terribly well.
479
00:34:39,163 --> 00:34:41,522
I don't think we had
many scenes together.
480
00:34:41,523 --> 00:34:43,562
Teddy had more to do with him.
481
00:34:43,563 --> 00:34:46,642
And what about the day before last?
He was "called", but not used.
482
00:34:46,643 --> 00:34:48,442
Did you see him or speak to him?
483
00:34:48,443 --> 00:34:52,202
Erm... I may have over lunch
next to the chuck wagon,
484
00:34:52,203 --> 00:34:54,282
but I don't know whether
anyone's mentioned,
485
00:34:54,283 --> 00:34:57,442
I'm rehearsing a play for the
Oxford Empire at the moment.
486
00:34:57,443 --> 00:34:59,002
Play Dead, would that be?
487
00:34:59,003 --> 00:35:02,162
That's the one! It's rather a
neat little thriller, actually.
488
00:35:02,163 --> 00:35:06,682
I play this writer whose young,
beautiful wife gets bumped off.
489
00:35:06,683 --> 00:35:09,882
And all the way through, you
don't know whether it's me or not.
490
00:35:09,883 --> 00:35:11,202
And is it you?
491
00:35:11,203 --> 00:35:15,042
Ah, you'll have to come and see
to find out, won't you. Ha-ha.
492
00:35:15,043 --> 00:35:19,122
No, seriously, do let me know if
you want some tickets for yourselves
493
00:35:19,123 --> 00:35:22,122
or maybe just to raffle
off for charity. Or both!
494
00:35:22,123 --> 00:35:23,642
We like to do our
bit for the police,
495
00:35:23,643 --> 00:35:25,322
because they're always
so good for us...
496
00:35:25,323 --> 00:35:27,722
You were saying...
about Raymond Swann.
497
00:35:27,723 --> 00:35:30,882
Oh. Yes, well, erm,
when I'm not being used,
498
00:35:30,883 --> 00:35:33,162
I'm in my caravan,
learning my lines,
499
00:35:33,163 --> 00:35:35,842
because we go up next week and
I'm... I'm still on the book.
500
00:35:35,843 --> 00:35:40,602
Small wonder, really, the way they
chop and change the lines on this.
501
00:35:40,603 --> 00:35:44,403
It's a miracle I can keep
anything in my head at all. Ha!
502
00:35:46,123 --> 00:35:51,163
I was telling Raymond only the other
day, your public are everything.
503
00:35:52,123 --> 00:35:55,842
He'd been recognised, you
see. First time for all of us.
504
00:35:55,843 --> 00:35:58,882
It could happen anywhere, in
the butcher's or the baker's,
505
00:35:58,883 --> 00:36:01,722
just be queueing up,
like an ordinary person,
506
00:36:01,723 --> 00:36:04,162
and then you hear the whispers
from members of the public
507
00:36:04,163 --> 00:36:05,802
from the back of the queue...
508
00:36:05,803 --> 00:36:07,602
"Is it him?" You know.
509
00:36:07,603 --> 00:36:10,162
And it'll rattle down the
line like a cane fire.
510
00:36:10,163 --> 00:36:12,882
Is that right? Ciggie?
511
00:36:12,883 --> 00:36:15,922
Er, I won't, thank you,
sir, and nor will he.
512
00:36:15,923 --> 00:36:20,242
Then one of them will pluck up
the courage to ask, "Is it you?"
513
00:36:20,243 --> 00:36:22,082
And I'll say, "Who?"
514
00:36:22,083 --> 00:36:25,522
And they'll say,
"Him. Off the telly."
515
00:36:25,523 --> 00:36:27,682
I've told my wife to put
that on my gravestone:
516
00:36:27,683 --> 00:36:30,043
Ted Pickersgill -
"Him off the telly."
517
00:36:31,963 --> 00:36:37,802
Of course... none of us are in the
same league as Kenny in that regard.
518
00:36:37,803 --> 00:36:40,122
And about Raymond Swann?
519
00:36:40,123 --> 00:36:41,683
Nice enough lad.
520
00:36:42,683 --> 00:36:45,002
Very much wanted to get ahead.
521
00:36:45,003 --> 00:36:46,642
Who knows?
522
00:36:46,643 --> 00:36:48,803
A word in the right ear
to the right person...
523
00:36:49,963 --> 00:36:52,242
In this game, it's
never what you know.
524
00:36:52,243 --> 00:36:56,642
I suppose... some are
born to starring roles
525
00:36:56,643 --> 00:37:00,642
in new plays at
the Oxford Empire,
526
00:37:00,643 --> 00:37:03,883
and some are born for
a kick in the teeth.
527
00:37:05,283 --> 00:37:06,323
How's that?
528
00:37:08,923 --> 00:37:10,763
I'm surprised nobody's told you.
529
00:37:12,083 --> 00:37:14,483
I've been written out of
this little extravaganza.
530
00:37:16,163 --> 00:37:19,482
We understood the programme
was coming to an end?
531
00:37:19,483 --> 00:37:20,563
I'm coming to an end...
532
00:37:21,563 --> 00:37:23,602
..halfway through the run.
533
00:37:23,603 --> 00:37:25,682
And it's not just my post-bag.
534
00:37:25,683 --> 00:37:28,202
I get more fan mail than
anyone else round here.
535
00:37:28,203 --> 00:37:30,762
Except Kenny, of
course. Is that right?
536
00:37:30,763 --> 00:37:34,482
People like old
Sergeant Wilkins.
537
00:37:34,483 --> 00:37:37,322
He reminds them of the
way things used to be...
538
00:37:37,323 --> 00:37:38,803
before the war.
539
00:37:39,843 --> 00:37:42,402
Then it all went to pot.
540
00:37:42,403 --> 00:37:44,763
Quite literally, in some cases.
541
00:37:49,723 --> 00:37:52,202
None of them seem
to know Swann well.
542
00:37:52,203 --> 00:37:53,522
Or will admit to it, at least.
543
00:37:53,523 --> 00:37:55,642
You think he was trying to
mark our card with that look
544
00:37:55,643 --> 00:37:57,882
he gave to DI Chance when
he mentioned the pot?
545
00:37:57,883 --> 00:38:00,122
I noticed he was smoking
Old Soldiers himself.
546
00:38:00,123 --> 00:38:02,882
Just like the butts you found at
Cresswell's old biscuit factory.
547
00:38:02,883 --> 00:38:04,962
I'm sure he's not the only
man in Oxford smokes them.
548
00:38:04,963 --> 00:38:07,002
Maybe not. But he's the
only one we've met so far
549
00:38:07,003 --> 00:38:08,723
who knew Raymond Swann.
550
00:38:30,283 --> 00:38:32,443
QUIET TALKING
551
00:38:33,443 --> 00:38:35,162
Morse.
552
00:38:35,163 --> 00:38:38,642
Nothing on him to say who
he was, before you ask.
553
00:38:38,643 --> 00:38:40,842
His name is Paul
Baynard. He's an artist.
554
00:38:40,843 --> 00:38:42,802
Does the covers of
those Jolliphant books.
555
00:38:42,803 --> 00:38:44,802
He went missing three days ago.
556
00:38:44,803 --> 00:38:48,402
That would certainly agree
with my initial findings.
557
00:38:48,403 --> 00:38:51,003
Body's been immersed
about that long.
558
00:38:52,923 --> 00:38:55,922
Not a bad spot to
fetch up, is it?
559
00:38:55,923 --> 00:38:57,843
Laid out by Capability Brown.
560
00:38:59,083 --> 00:39:00,883
That's some kind of
faith, don't you think?
561
00:39:02,123 --> 00:39:04,642
All that work in
anticipation of...
562
00:39:04,643 --> 00:39:07,123
something you'll never live
to see in all its glory.
563
00:39:08,843 --> 00:39:11,123
Any idea yet as
to cause of death?
564
00:39:12,123 --> 00:39:14,162
Won't be able to give
you a definitive answer
565
00:39:14,163 --> 00:39:16,282
until after the PM. But...
566
00:39:16,283 --> 00:39:18,282
there's a number of
obvious injuries.
567
00:39:18,283 --> 00:39:21,162
Lacerations and
contusions in the main,
568
00:39:21,163 --> 00:39:25,602
though, we've one broken arm
and a sizeable head wound.
569
00:39:25,603 --> 00:39:28,763
None of which immediately
suggests drowning.
570
00:39:29,723 --> 00:39:32,442
So injuries consistent with a
road traffic collision, then?
571
00:39:32,443 --> 00:39:34,442
If he was riding
a motorcycle, say?
572
00:39:34,443 --> 00:39:37,763
Was he riding a motorcycle?
Last time he was seen living.
573
00:39:40,843 --> 00:39:43,842
Right, we'll get a team
out, get the lake dragged.
574
00:39:43,843 --> 00:39:47,082
Tomorrow do you?
For the postmortem.
575
00:39:47,083 --> 00:39:49,123
Yeah, of course.
Whatever you think best.
576
00:40:28,323 --> 00:40:32,602
Afternoon, it's Detective Chief
Inspector Thursday, Thames Valley.
577
00:40:32,603 --> 00:40:35,322
I believe someone from the
Regimental Association office
578
00:40:35,323 --> 00:40:37,602
spoke to my sergeant earlier.
579
00:40:37,603 --> 00:40:40,923
It's in connection with
identifying a body.
580
00:40:41,883 --> 00:40:45,443
Someone who may possibly have
served with the regiment.
581
00:40:48,723 --> 00:40:50,043
Thank you for the tea.
582
00:40:51,043 --> 00:40:52,282
I'm very sorry to have to ask,
583
00:40:52,283 --> 00:40:54,842
but we will need somebody
to identify the body.
584
00:40:54,843 --> 00:40:56,642
Yes, of course. I'll do it.
585
00:40:56,643 --> 00:40:58,682
Are you sure?
586
00:40:58,683 --> 00:41:02,722
Look, this isn't the first parent
I've lost. I know the ropes.
587
00:41:02,723 --> 00:41:06,162
The police. The postmortem.
The registrar. The undertaker.
588
00:41:06,163 --> 00:41:07,483
The endless bloody forms.
589
00:41:09,603 --> 00:41:10,803
What happened?
590
00:41:12,483 --> 00:41:14,322
She killed herself.
591
00:41:14,323 --> 00:41:16,763
HE was in no state
to do anything.
592
00:41:18,603 --> 00:41:21,803
I'm sorry. That shouldn't
have fallen on you.
593
00:41:23,763 --> 00:41:25,083
Was there anything else?
594
00:41:28,003 --> 00:41:30,243
Actually... yes.
595
00:41:31,683 --> 00:41:34,202
Do you know much
about his paintings?
596
00:41:34,203 --> 00:41:36,243
Some. Like what?
597
00:41:37,363 --> 00:41:41,042
Like what was his
inspiration for the images?
598
00:41:41,043 --> 00:41:45,723
He liked to draw on life wherever
possible. Hence all the props.
599
00:41:47,283 --> 00:41:49,802
And what about the places
that feature in the background
600
00:41:49,803 --> 00:41:51,922
of some of the covers?
601
00:41:51,923 --> 00:41:56,522
If a real place was featured in
the story, Dad liked to include it.
602
00:41:56,523 --> 00:41:59,402
I think St Pancras Hotel
got mentioned in one.
603
00:41:59,403 --> 00:42:01,362
And if the location
was fictitious?
604
00:42:01,363 --> 00:42:05,123
He'd base it on somewhere
he knew or had been.
605
00:42:09,483 --> 00:42:11,443
What about this
one, for example?
606
00:42:13,083 --> 00:42:15,602
"Jolly Bad Business."
607
00:42:15,603 --> 00:42:16,882
What's that building based on?
608
00:42:16,883 --> 00:42:20,722
Well, it always seemed
to me a bit creepy.
609
00:42:20,723 --> 00:42:22,802
I did ask him about
it a few times,
610
00:42:22,803 --> 00:42:25,403
but it's one of the many things
I could never get out of him.
611
00:42:27,203 --> 00:42:29,122
And the model? Who's she?
612
00:42:29,123 --> 00:42:32,323
I don't know. They came
and went. But that one...?
613
00:42:33,403 --> 00:42:35,762
Like I say, I couldn't
get him to talk about it,
614
00:42:35,763 --> 00:42:37,163
and I didn't want to push...
615
00:42:38,123 --> 00:42:41,642
He could be tricky.
Could he? How so?
616
00:42:41,643 --> 00:42:44,003
He had an extreme personality.
617
00:42:44,923 --> 00:42:46,962
He was either madly up
618
00:42:46,963 --> 00:42:50,563
or so gripped by despair, he
could barely get out of bed.
619
00:42:51,523 --> 00:42:52,722
Was he always like that?
620
00:42:52,723 --> 00:42:56,163
He was all right when I was
a girl, at least not so bad.
621
00:42:58,123 --> 00:43:00,882
I suppose he took a turn for
the worst about ten years ago.
622
00:43:00,883 --> 00:43:02,802
He was drinking a lot.
623
00:43:02,803 --> 00:43:04,883
Some private members'
place in town.
624
00:43:05,883 --> 00:43:07,762
Don't suppose you know where?
625
00:43:07,763 --> 00:43:11,042
Not sure. The
Downspout, I think.
626
00:43:11,043 --> 00:43:12,882
He'd finish work,
get on his bike,
627
00:43:12,883 --> 00:43:16,202
and then I might not see him for a
day or two. He'd be off on a bender.
628
00:43:16,203 --> 00:43:18,402
But then something changed.
629
00:43:18,403 --> 00:43:20,162
Something took hold of him.
630
00:43:20,163 --> 00:43:22,522
Some sort of scare or fright.
631
00:43:22,523 --> 00:43:24,563
And he was never quite
the same after that.
632
00:43:26,763 --> 00:43:28,123
In what way?
633
00:43:29,803 --> 00:43:33,002
He started hating the
phone ringing out of hours.
634
00:43:33,003 --> 00:43:35,282
Even in hours, he
was none so keen.
635
00:43:35,283 --> 00:43:38,922
He didn't like to hear footsteps
on the gravel after dark.
636
00:43:38,923 --> 00:43:41,843
It was like something or
someone was after him.
637
00:43:42,843 --> 00:43:44,762
What someone? Did he say?
638
00:43:44,763 --> 00:43:47,522
I don't know. He
wouldn't talk about it.
639
00:43:47,523 --> 00:43:50,402
I don't know if he had any
real cause to be scared,
640
00:43:50,403 --> 00:43:52,482
or if it was all in
his imagination, but...
641
00:43:52,483 --> 00:43:56,323
real or imagined, the past
ten years, he's been...
642
00:43:57,763 --> 00:44:00,643
..I suppose haunted is the word.
643
00:44:51,403 --> 00:44:52,923
GUNSHOT
644
00:44:54,483 --> 00:44:55,683
BODY THUDS
645
00:45:08,523 --> 00:45:10,683
You don't think about
something for long enough...
646
00:45:11,763 --> 00:45:13,683
..you think you've forgotten.
647
00:45:28,723 --> 00:45:29,883
MORSE SIGHS
648
00:45:31,483 --> 00:45:32,643
What's all this?
649
00:45:33,723 --> 00:45:35,763
The Superintendent
Jolliphant books.
650
00:45:36,923 --> 00:45:39,842
I think the artist who illustrated
the covers, Paul Baynard,
651
00:45:39,843 --> 00:45:41,162
was trying to say something.
652
00:45:41,163 --> 00:45:43,482
Baynard? That's your
body out the lake, innit?
653
00:45:43,483 --> 00:45:45,842
Yeah. It was his habit
to draw from life
654
00:45:45,843 --> 00:45:48,722
anywhere that was mentioned
in the books, but, erm,
655
00:45:48,723 --> 00:45:50,002
but if a place was made-up,
656
00:45:50,003 --> 00:45:51,642
he would base it on
somewhere he knew.
657
00:45:51,643 --> 00:45:53,043
Where does that
look like to you?
658
00:45:54,163 --> 00:45:56,202
Now, I've read this book.
659
00:45:56,203 --> 00:45:59,042
Nowhere described in it bears
any resemblance to Blenheim Vale.
660
00:45:59,043 --> 00:46:01,082
So why'd he use it?
661
00:46:01,083 --> 00:46:03,562
Well, I think he knew
something about Blenheim Vale.
662
00:46:03,563 --> 00:46:05,602
About the disappearance
of Brenda Lewis,
663
00:46:05,603 --> 00:46:07,282
maybe even about Peter Williams.
664
00:46:07,283 --> 00:46:08,442
Williams?
665
00:46:08,443 --> 00:46:11,962
I think we need to get a dog
team out there. Diggers, even.
666
00:46:11,963 --> 00:46:13,403
Oh, come on!
667
00:46:18,683 --> 00:46:19,803
Sir?
668
00:46:26,163 --> 00:46:28,482
You think I'm going to get
the say-so from upstairs
669
00:46:28,483 --> 00:46:29,602
for something like that
670
00:46:29,603 --> 00:46:32,402
off the back of a bunch of
paintings used on paperback novels?
671
00:46:32,403 --> 00:46:33,923
There's more than
that. Look...
672
00:46:34,963 --> 00:46:38,362
..if Paul Baynard thought he
had a line on a missing person,
673
00:46:38,363 --> 00:46:40,602
why go to all the trouble of
putting clues in paintings?
674
00:46:40,603 --> 00:46:42,242
Why not just come
forward to the police?
675
00:46:42,243 --> 00:46:43,882
Because he was afraid.
676
00:46:43,883 --> 00:46:46,762
Look, in 1963, he was a
member of The Downspout Club.
677
00:46:46,763 --> 00:46:48,322
Had been for years. So?
678
00:46:48,323 --> 00:46:50,362
So was everyone else
involved with Blenheim Vale.
679
00:46:50,363 --> 00:46:53,002
Joe Landesman. Assistant
Chief Constable Clive Deare.
680
00:46:53,003 --> 00:46:54,242
If he was drinking with...
681
00:46:54,243 --> 00:46:57,602
I don't care how pissed a man
gets, he's not gonna confess
682
00:46:57,603 --> 00:47:00,202
to doing away with someone and
burying a body in Blenheim Vale.
683
00:47:00,203 --> 00:47:03,362
Well, at the same time,
Baynard got a new model.
684
00:47:03,363 --> 00:47:05,922
She's on the cover of Just For
Jolly and Jolly Bad Business,
685
00:47:05,923 --> 00:47:07,442
published in '64.
686
00:47:07,443 --> 00:47:09,203
Take a look at the
initials. THURSDAY SIGHS
687
00:47:13,803 --> 00:47:15,363
BL.
688
00:47:17,323 --> 00:47:21,882
So you think Baynard's model is
Brenda. Andrew Lewis's mother?
689
00:47:21,883 --> 00:47:23,763
Well, look, there is
a similarity, look!
690
00:47:25,003 --> 00:47:27,522
Brenda Lewis was working
direct for Joe Landesman
691
00:47:27,523 --> 00:47:29,402
as his personal secretary.
692
00:47:29,403 --> 00:47:31,722
Let's say she finds out
something she shouldn't have.
693
00:47:31,723 --> 00:47:34,402
She lets slip her
suspicions to Paul Baynard.
694
00:47:34,403 --> 00:47:36,802
And then, unwittingly,
or in his cups,
695
00:47:36,803 --> 00:47:38,722
he mentions it at
The Downspout Club.
696
00:47:38,723 --> 00:47:41,682
Maybe even to Clive Deare? He's
a high-ranking police officer.
697
00:47:41,683 --> 00:47:45,522
Exit Brenda Lewis. And Baynard gets
leant on to keep his mouth shut.
698
00:47:45,523 --> 00:47:48,282
But instead, he starts
alluding to what he knows
699
00:47:48,283 --> 00:47:51,722
in the paintings that he makes
for these Jolliphant books.
700
00:47:51,723 --> 00:47:55,923
It's JUST about
possible, I suppose.
701
00:47:58,283 --> 00:48:00,283
But do you really wanna
go over all that again?
702
00:48:01,243 --> 00:48:03,882
Blenheim Vale nearly did for
the pair of us last time.
703
00:48:03,883 --> 00:48:06,083
We solved it. Not all of it.
704
00:48:07,123 --> 00:48:08,362
We didn't get Joe Landesman.
705
00:48:08,363 --> 00:48:10,762
Landesman is long gone.
706
00:48:10,763 --> 00:48:13,562
And even if he
wasn't, it's history.
707
00:48:13,563 --> 00:48:15,722
Somebody gave Andrew
Lewis a hot shot
708
00:48:15,723 --> 00:48:17,882
and then dumped his body
at Beaumont College.
709
00:48:17,883 --> 00:48:19,722
Now, that's not history.
That's last month.
710
00:48:19,723 --> 00:48:22,203
And it's on our
ground. It's not mine.
711
00:48:23,723 --> 00:48:25,043
Not any more.
712
00:48:29,163 --> 00:48:30,883
I've applied for a transfer.
713
00:48:32,043 --> 00:48:35,563
Carshall. It's a
superintendency.
714
00:48:36,523 --> 00:48:38,883
I can't take you with me.
I'd like to, but I can't.
715
00:48:41,083 --> 00:48:42,643
So, there it is.
716
00:48:46,163 --> 00:48:47,323
I see.
717
00:48:49,043 --> 00:48:51,643
Look, it's... it's not
how I wanted to tell you.
718
00:48:53,123 --> 00:48:57,122
I've gotta think of Win, Joanie,
getting Sam back up on his feet.
719
00:48:57,123 --> 00:49:00,722
No, of course. Of
course. I understand.
720
00:49:00,723 --> 00:49:05,642
Two years, three at
most. I'm done. Out.
721
00:49:05,643 --> 00:49:09,922
I can't be doing with all this
Blenheim Vale all over again.
722
00:49:09,923 --> 00:49:11,163
Not now.
723
00:49:12,283 --> 00:49:15,562
And nor should you.
You've gotta let it go.
724
00:49:15,563 --> 00:49:17,562
I can't. Why not?
725
00:49:17,563 --> 00:49:20,082
We did our bit. And then some.
726
00:49:20,083 --> 00:49:22,002
Why should you risk your neck?
727
00:49:22,003 --> 00:49:24,043
Cos somebody has to.
728
00:49:27,723 --> 00:49:29,483
Well, let it be
some other bugger.
729
00:49:30,603 --> 00:49:32,403
Just not us. Not this time.
730
00:49:49,163 --> 00:49:50,602
Ooh. Oh.
731
00:49:50,603 --> 00:49:52,602
What ho! What ho!
732
00:49:52,603 --> 00:49:54,962
Why the long face,
Archie, old bean?
733
00:49:54,963 --> 00:49:57,002
You'll put me off my stroke.
734
00:49:57,003 --> 00:49:58,522
The car's been found.
735
00:49:58,523 --> 00:50:01,602
We know. It was in
the p-p-p-papers.
736
00:50:01,603 --> 00:50:04,522
Perhaps you should have p-parked
it more c-c-c-carefully.
737
00:50:04,523 --> 00:50:07,242
And a-a-a body.
738
00:50:07,243 --> 00:50:09,402
That was also in
the p-p-p-papers.
739
00:50:09,403 --> 00:50:12,322
No. A-A-A different one.
740
00:50:12,323 --> 00:50:14,002
THWACK OF BALL
741
00:50:14,003 --> 00:50:16,362
Well, that's unfortunate.
742
00:50:16,363 --> 00:50:18,122
But nothing to do
with us, officer.
743
00:50:18,123 --> 00:50:20,922
Right? We all know the tune.
744
00:50:20,923 --> 00:50:23,283
ALL: Nothing to do
with us, officer.
745
00:50:26,363 --> 00:50:28,123
Buck up, you corks!
746
00:50:29,323 --> 00:50:31,883
I feel an evening's
entertainment coming on.
747
00:50:34,083 --> 00:50:35,843
CURTAINS RATTLE
748
00:50:38,563 --> 00:50:40,203
So, what happened to
you the other night?
749
00:50:42,163 --> 00:50:45,042
Don't you start. I've already
copped an earful off the old man.
750
00:50:45,043 --> 00:50:46,563
Well, you can't blame him. Mm.
751
00:50:48,403 --> 00:50:50,042
What's all this?
752
00:50:50,043 --> 00:50:52,163
Oh, it's just some old
tat I found in my room.
753
00:50:53,123 --> 00:50:55,922
Gonna see if there's anything
worth keeping before chucking it.
754
00:50:55,923 --> 00:50:58,443
Is there? Not so far. Hm.
755
00:51:03,843 --> 00:51:05,122
Feels small.
756
00:51:05,123 --> 00:51:06,803
Don't you think? What does?
757
00:51:07,963 --> 00:51:09,003
This house.
758
00:51:10,043 --> 00:51:11,843
When we were kids, it felt...
759
00:51:13,643 --> 00:51:15,162
..different, somehow.
760
00:51:15,163 --> 00:51:16,643
WE were different. Yeah.
761
00:51:19,523 --> 00:51:22,762
I really thought that
this was all there was.
762
00:51:22,763 --> 00:51:24,363
All there was in the world.
763
00:51:26,203 --> 00:51:28,403
Then you realise
it's all just lies.
764
00:51:30,323 --> 00:51:31,523
What is?
765
00:51:32,683 --> 00:51:35,243
Everything. School. Papers.
766
00:51:36,443 --> 00:51:37,482
The telly.
767
00:51:37,483 --> 00:51:40,362
Sunday Night At The
London Palladium.
768
00:51:40,363 --> 00:51:42,682
Thank Your Lucky Stars.
769
00:51:42,683 --> 00:51:45,243
"Join the Army. See the world."
770
00:51:50,843 --> 00:51:53,682
And then you realise it's
all just about killing.
771
00:51:53,683 --> 00:51:55,163
That's just the
hangover talking.
772
00:51:56,163 --> 00:51:57,323
Right.
773
00:51:58,643 --> 00:52:00,642
Put your boots on.
774
00:52:00,643 --> 00:52:03,523
Get yourself some fresh air. Come
on, it'll make you feel better.
775
00:52:05,083 --> 00:52:06,963
There's a 99 in it.
776
00:52:08,283 --> 00:52:09,562
STIFLED LAUGH
777
00:52:09,563 --> 00:52:12,683
FOOTSTEPS, DUCKS QUACKING
778
00:52:15,483 --> 00:52:17,163
Go better with a
pint, wouldn't it?
779
00:52:21,563 --> 00:52:23,763
Used to come here when
we first left London.
780
00:52:25,403 --> 00:52:30,043
Sunday after tea. Ice cream,
and a feed of the ducks.
781
00:52:33,003 --> 00:52:35,283
Don't suppose there'll be
much of this at Carshall.
782
00:52:37,883 --> 00:52:39,123
New town?
783
00:52:40,803 --> 00:52:43,922
Who am I kidding? I'm
too old for a new town.
784
00:52:43,923 --> 00:52:45,883
They'll be lucky to have you.
785
00:52:47,643 --> 00:52:51,003
Starting over at my time of life?
Must want my brains testing.
786
00:52:53,683 --> 00:52:57,003
When're you off?
After Joan's wedding.
787
00:52:59,763 --> 00:53:01,083
Well, it's the right thing.
788
00:53:02,123 --> 00:53:03,483
Is it?
789
00:53:05,843 --> 00:53:08,202
I've never run away
from a fight yet.
790
00:53:08,203 --> 00:53:11,362
What do you mean? You're not
running away from one now.
791
00:53:11,363 --> 00:53:14,603
It's like you said, you've done your
time. You've the family to think of.
792
00:53:16,483 --> 00:53:18,002
It's like the war at the end.
793
00:53:18,003 --> 00:53:21,443
When we knew we'd got 'em
licked, and they knew it, too.
794
00:53:22,883 --> 00:53:24,962
I lost three of my lads
those last few days.
795
00:53:24,963 --> 00:53:27,042
Fellas I'd been
with from the off.
796
00:53:27,043 --> 00:53:30,202
Can still see
'em... young, still.
797
00:53:30,203 --> 00:53:32,323
Younger than you,
younger than Sam, even.
798
00:53:34,283 --> 00:53:35,523
Get through all that...
799
00:53:37,163 --> 00:53:39,003
..only to catch a
packet at the finish.
800
00:53:41,603 --> 00:53:43,003
Doesn't seem right, somehow.
801
00:53:44,683 --> 00:53:46,282
Insult to injury.
802
00:53:46,283 --> 00:53:48,723
BIRDSONG, WATER FLOWING
803
00:53:52,243 --> 00:53:56,323
Was there anything from your old
regiment on our vagrant soldier?
804
00:53:58,563 --> 00:54:00,962
Sellers his name
was, Hugh Sellers.
805
00:54:00,963 --> 00:54:04,722
Hanging round the legion kitchen
on the cadge from time to time.
806
00:54:04,723 --> 00:54:06,842
Somebody recognised
him. Family?
807
00:54:06,843 --> 00:54:09,962
Looking into it. Shouldn't think
the parents are still about.
808
00:54:09,963 --> 00:54:13,202
But wife? Kids, maybe?
809
00:54:13,203 --> 00:54:15,163
Like to let 'em
know, if I could.
810
00:54:16,203 --> 00:54:17,523
Get justice for him.
811
00:54:19,483 --> 00:54:21,282
And what about Andrew Lewis?
812
00:54:21,283 --> 00:54:23,763
Don't you think he
deserves justice, too?
813
00:54:25,763 --> 00:54:29,602
Look, I wasn't the first person to
go nosing around The Downspout Club.
814
00:54:29,603 --> 00:54:31,163
Somebody had been
there before me.
815
00:54:34,883 --> 00:54:36,962
Did Andrew Lewis give you
a photograph of his mother
816
00:54:36,963 --> 00:54:38,363
to help with your inquiries?
817
00:54:44,283 --> 00:54:48,322
Would've been useful to have had our
noses across it before now, Ronnie.
818
00:54:48,323 --> 00:54:50,122
You never asked.
819
00:54:50,123 --> 00:54:51,922
He was my client, Fred,
820
00:54:51,923 --> 00:54:54,842
long before he ever became
your body in Beaumont College.
821
00:54:54,843 --> 00:54:58,002
And did The Downspout Club
feature in your investigation?
822
00:54:58,003 --> 00:55:00,202
I heard somebody's been
following in my footsteps.
823
00:55:00,203 --> 00:55:02,362
Yeah...
824
00:55:02,363 --> 00:55:05,842
Joe Landesman was a
member. And others. Why?
825
00:55:05,843 --> 00:55:09,242
What about Paul Baynard?
Doesn't ring a bell. Who's he?
826
00:55:09,243 --> 00:55:10,682
He's an artist.
827
00:55:10,683 --> 00:55:13,722
Killed this week
in a road accident.
828
00:55:13,723 --> 00:55:16,523
Seems increasingly likely he has
some connection to Brenda Lewis.
829
00:55:18,083 --> 00:55:19,843
Then, his death
wasn't an accident.
830
00:55:20,843 --> 00:55:21,963
What've you heard, Ron?
831
00:55:25,243 --> 00:55:28,402
Rumour. Whispers in the dark.
832
00:55:28,403 --> 00:55:30,402
It's like trying to
catch wood smoke.
833
00:55:30,403 --> 00:55:32,482
One minute, you think you've
got hold of something,
834
00:55:32,483 --> 00:55:34,082
only to have it come
apart in your hands.
835
00:55:34,083 --> 00:55:36,602
Big picture? Can't say.
836
00:55:36,603 --> 00:55:39,002
But there's bits of
London caught up in it.
837
00:55:39,003 --> 00:55:40,522
Big time.
838
00:55:40,523 --> 00:55:42,562
Your old nark who
copped it up here.
839
00:55:42,563 --> 00:55:45,842
Mickey Flood? What's he
to do with any of this?
840
00:55:45,843 --> 00:55:47,363
Nobody's talking...
841
00:55:48,483 --> 00:55:50,442
..but word is he tumbled
to some bit of villainy
842
00:55:50,443 --> 00:55:53,602
connects here and there.
And that's what cost him.
843
00:55:53,603 --> 00:55:56,363
And that's somehow
connected to Brenda Lewis?
844
00:55:58,803 --> 00:56:00,883
Who was Mickey running
with down the Smoke, Ron?
845
00:56:02,083 --> 00:56:03,442
At the time of his decease,
846
00:56:03,443 --> 00:56:05,842
there was a warrant out for
him on a protection racket.
847
00:56:05,843 --> 00:56:07,602
That was never Mick.
848
00:56:07,603 --> 00:56:11,242
All I hear, the past few years,
he's been perched on a stool,
849
00:56:11,243 --> 00:56:13,002
the landing of some
Dean Street walk-up,
850
00:56:13,003 --> 00:56:14,682
minding the punters
behave themselves.
851
00:56:14,683 --> 00:56:16,882
Money for jam.
852
00:56:16,883 --> 00:56:18,242
And just the cushy number
853
00:56:18,243 --> 00:56:21,042
for a broke-down, busted
old lag like Mickey Flood.
854
00:56:21,043 --> 00:56:23,442
Hard to reconcile that
with whatever he did
855
00:56:23,443 --> 00:56:25,762
to get him nailed to the
floor and his tongue cut out.
856
00:56:25,763 --> 00:56:27,483
Ain't it just.
857
00:56:31,883 --> 00:56:33,122
Better?
858
00:56:33,123 --> 00:56:36,002
Mm, much.
859
00:56:36,003 --> 00:56:37,163
SHE CHUCKLES
860
00:56:38,843 --> 00:56:40,483
DUCKS QUACK
861
00:56:43,883 --> 00:56:46,362
So...
862
00:56:46,363 --> 00:56:47,763
Was it bad over there?
863
00:56:49,563 --> 00:56:50,963
No, not really.
864
00:56:52,123 --> 00:56:53,483
Boring more than anything.
865
00:56:54,843 --> 00:56:56,203
We were worried sick.
866
00:57:00,963 --> 00:57:03,643
So what're you gonna do with
yourself? Get pissed every day?
867
00:57:06,323 --> 00:57:08,443
Just need to get away from
it all for a bit, you know.
868
00:57:10,843 --> 00:57:13,083
Go somewhere, somewhere
hot, preferably.
869
00:57:19,083 --> 00:57:21,522
So, you and Jim Strange.
870
00:57:21,523 --> 00:57:23,402
What about me and Jim?
871
00:57:23,403 --> 00:57:25,562
I dunno. I just...
872
00:57:25,563 --> 00:57:28,763
never thought... you two.
873
00:57:31,003 --> 00:57:32,963
Love finds you when
you least expect it.
874
00:57:34,963 --> 00:57:36,603
It is love, then?
875
00:57:37,763 --> 00:57:39,443
What sorta question's that?
876
00:57:42,083 --> 00:57:43,523
He looks after me.
877
00:57:44,883 --> 00:57:48,202
I know he'd never hurt me,
and he makes me feel safe.
878
00:57:48,203 --> 00:57:50,723
My tin hat made me feel
safe, but that wasn't love.
879
00:57:56,123 --> 00:57:58,283
I've seen how short
life can be, Joanie.
880
00:57:59,923 --> 00:58:01,963
One moment you're there,
and then the next...
881
00:58:04,763 --> 00:58:06,803
Don't waste a second on regret.
882
00:58:10,763 --> 00:58:13,202
If what Flood knew has a
bearing on Brenda Lewis,
883
00:58:13,203 --> 00:58:15,522
that means there's definitely
a London connection
884
00:58:15,523 --> 00:58:19,162
between Blenheim Vale and what
happened to Peter Williams.
885
00:58:19,163 --> 00:58:20,843
Landesman? Mm.
886
00:58:21,883 --> 00:58:25,522
Except no-one's seen sight nor
sound of that bastard in six years.
887
00:58:25,523 --> 00:58:29,482
I really think we need to get troops
on the ground at Blenheim Vale.
888
00:58:29,483 --> 00:58:31,242
Forensics.
889
00:58:31,243 --> 00:58:34,443
What d'you think you're gonna
find, after all this time?
890
00:58:35,523 --> 00:58:36,763
His body.
891
00:58:40,883 --> 00:58:43,443
I give the go-ahead on
that kind of operation...
892
00:58:45,123 --> 00:58:48,923
..that could mean my move to
Carshall, the superintendency.
893
00:58:50,403 --> 00:58:51,922
All of it.
894
00:58:51,923 --> 00:58:53,802
I'm not asking you
to give the go-ahead.
895
00:58:53,803 --> 00:58:57,202
You've Hugh Sellers' family
to track down, haven't you?
896
00:58:57,203 --> 00:58:59,522
And what happened to Raymond
Swann to get to the bottom of.
897
00:58:59,523 --> 00:59:01,723
If you're off doing that,
it's just my neck on the line.
898
00:59:13,603 --> 00:59:16,442
So, who's for a drink? Not
tonight, thank you, Dickie.
899
00:59:16,443 --> 00:59:19,002
I'd love to, but I promised
Anne I wouldn't be too late,
900
00:59:19,003 --> 00:59:22,282
and I've got to get the last
act of Play Dead under my belt.
901
00:59:22,283 --> 00:59:24,122
Are you doing a play, Kenny?
902
00:59:24,123 --> 00:59:25,722
Don't think we've
heard about this (!)
903
00:59:25,723 --> 00:59:28,123
Don't. He only does
it to get a rise.
904
01:00:45,083 --> 01:00:46,683
TELEPHONE RINGS
905
01:00:48,003 --> 01:00:49,642
Oxford two-nine-four-seven.
906
01:00:49,643 --> 01:00:51,443
'Morse.'
907
01:00:53,803 --> 01:00:55,043
Miss Thursday?
908
01:00:57,083 --> 01:00:59,282
'I...' Is everything
all right?
909
01:00:59,283 --> 01:01:01,002
'Yes.' SHE CHUCKLES
910
01:01:01,003 --> 01:01:03,082
'I just...
911
01:01:03,083 --> 01:01:04,243
'I was...' SHE SIGHS
912
01:01:06,363 --> 01:01:07,843
'We never had that drink.'
913
01:01:08,883 --> 01:01:11,042
No, erm...
914
01:01:11,043 --> 01:01:12,883
No, we-we never did.
915
01:01:14,323 --> 01:01:18,322
'I'm stopping by The
Eagle And Child tomorrow.
916
01:01:18,323 --> 01:01:19,802
'Around six?'
917
01:01:19,803 --> 01:01:21,603
Well, I'll see you there.
918
01:01:23,323 --> 01:01:24,363
'Yes.'
919
01:01:27,883 --> 01:01:30,523
TELEPHONE DISCONNECTS, STATIC
920
01:01:41,883 --> 01:01:44,603
FIRE CRACKLES
921
01:01:57,963 --> 01:02:00,003
BOTTLE SMASHES
922
01:02:01,403 --> 01:02:03,443
FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING
923
01:02:07,403 --> 01:02:10,123
DOOR CREAKING
924
01:02:15,283 --> 01:02:16,723
GUNSHOTS
925
01:03:16,603 --> 01:03:18,723
PHONE RINGS
926
01:03:21,723 --> 01:03:22,963
Bright.
927
01:03:26,963 --> 01:03:29,043
SIREN BLARES
928
01:03:38,003 --> 01:03:41,122
Christ Almighty, what the
hell've you done, matey?
929
01:03:41,123 --> 01:03:42,722
Balloon's gone up.
930
01:03:42,723 --> 01:03:45,362
Morse! Morning, Sir.
Who ordered all this?
931
01:03:45,363 --> 01:03:48,242
I did. On what grounds?
932
01:03:48,243 --> 01:03:50,642
I believe there's
a body buried here.
933
01:03:50,643 --> 01:03:53,402
What's this? A tip-off,
or...? Not exactly, Sir.
934
01:03:53,403 --> 01:03:56,082
There's an artist, Paul Baynard.
935
01:03:56,083 --> 01:03:58,322
I think he's left visual
clues in his paintings
936
01:03:58,323 --> 01:03:59,882
as to the location
of the gravesite.
937
01:03:59,883 --> 01:04:03,723
Paintings. Used also on the
cover of paperback novels.
938
01:04:04,763 --> 01:04:06,203
Did you know about
this, Thursday?
939
01:04:08,403 --> 01:04:09,723
Certainly, Sir.
940
01:04:11,723 --> 01:04:14,802
I have orders from Division
to see this business stopped
941
01:04:14,803 --> 01:04:17,083
and the excavation
closed down at once.
942
01:04:23,803 --> 01:04:25,723
But they're not here...
943
01:04:28,083 --> 01:04:29,443
..and I am.
944
01:04:32,323 --> 01:04:34,163
I can buy you until
the end of the day.
945
01:04:35,283 --> 01:04:39,722
After which, I fear we
shall all swing together.
946
01:04:39,723 --> 01:04:41,922
Will that be enough?
Yes, Sir. Thank you, Sir.
947
01:04:41,923 --> 01:04:44,043
Very well. Carry on.
948
01:04:53,043 --> 01:04:54,922
You sure about this, Sir?
949
01:04:54,923 --> 01:04:59,083
It's not as if they can threaten
me with dismissal, is it?
950
01:05:01,523 --> 01:05:06,242
I once made a very grave mistake
that left Morse in prison,
951
01:05:06,243 --> 01:05:07,563
and you fighting for your life.
952
01:05:09,083 --> 01:05:11,043
I'll be damned if I'm
about to repeat it.
953
01:05:18,363 --> 01:05:19,922
Well...
954
01:05:19,923 --> 01:05:22,402
you've burned your bridges this
time, matey, and no mistake.
955
01:05:22,403 --> 01:05:24,802
There's something
here. I know there is.
956
01:05:24,803 --> 01:05:26,963
There better be. For your sake.
957
01:05:28,043 --> 01:05:29,763
There better be.
958
01:05:32,843 --> 01:05:34,963
BELL RINGS OUT
959
01:05:37,843 --> 01:05:39,523
DISTANT PHONE RINGS
960
01:05:42,123 --> 01:05:44,443
Forensics from the
Raymond Swann murder site.
961
01:05:45,923 --> 01:05:49,763
No dabs on the johnny wrapper.
Bog standard on the snout.
962
01:05:50,963 --> 01:05:53,402
Any luck at Blenheim
Vale? Ah, not yet.
963
01:05:53,403 --> 01:05:55,762
But there's only so much
staring at the mud a man can do.
964
01:05:55,763 --> 01:05:57,642
If there's something
there, they'll find it.
965
01:05:57,643 --> 01:06:00,602
But there's something I wanted
to show you. It's a mask.
966
01:06:00,603 --> 01:06:02,922
This piece was found
by Hugh Sellers' body.
967
01:06:02,923 --> 01:06:06,362
This piece was found in the woods
by where Paul Baynard was fished up.
968
01:06:06,363 --> 01:06:08,522
Same people involved
in both deaths?
969
01:06:08,523 --> 01:06:10,642
Now the woman who saw
Hugh Sellers' attackers,
970
01:06:10,643 --> 01:06:11,962
said their faces were "wrong".
971
01:06:11,963 --> 01:06:14,922
"Like devils." The masks.
972
01:06:14,923 --> 01:06:18,442
Very likely the same crowd caught up
in this gang fight on Port Meadow.
973
01:06:18,443 --> 01:06:20,602
Both of these men were
killed the same night
974
01:06:20,603 --> 01:06:23,082
that the Lady Mayoress' car was
stolen from the Broad, right?
975
01:06:23,083 --> 01:06:27,322
It's her motor Raymond Swann's Jolly
book was under. So, they've what?
976
01:06:27,323 --> 01:06:29,722
Done for Sellers, then
mowed Baynard down
977
01:06:29,723 --> 01:06:32,042
on some joyride in the
country in the stolen car.
978
01:06:32,043 --> 01:06:34,442
Then dumped his body in the
lake on the Shifford estate.
979
01:06:34,443 --> 01:06:37,322
Next night, they've thrown
Swann off the car park?
980
01:06:37,323 --> 01:06:40,362
I don't see how that follows,
unless they're maniacs.
981
01:06:40,363 --> 01:06:41,522
Well, whoever they are,
982
01:06:41,523 --> 01:06:43,962
none of this gets us any
closer to finding them.
983
01:06:43,963 --> 01:06:46,923
It might. I think I know where
this mask may have come from.
984
01:06:48,523 --> 01:06:52,362
Anywhere else local
knock those out? No.
985
01:06:52,363 --> 01:06:54,842
It's my stock. No doubt.
986
01:06:54,843 --> 01:06:57,042
Is this to do with
what happened to Ray?
987
01:06:57,043 --> 01:06:59,322
No, it may be useful in
connection to another case.
988
01:06:59,323 --> 01:07:00,963
You sold many lately?
989
01:07:05,043 --> 01:07:07,002
Well, Mr Astin?
990
01:07:07,003 --> 01:07:08,402
There's a fella comes in.
991
01:07:08,403 --> 01:07:12,162
Regular. Young. Posh.
Student, I suppose.
992
01:07:12,163 --> 01:07:14,642
He's had a bunch of 'em
off me. How many's a bunch?
993
01:07:14,643 --> 01:07:17,402
Four. A while back.
994
01:07:17,403 --> 01:07:19,202
Then this week, he
had another one off me
995
01:07:19,203 --> 01:07:20,762
when he brought
the outfits back.
996
01:07:20,763 --> 01:07:23,162
What outfits? Fancy dress.
997
01:07:23,163 --> 01:07:26,242
We had words, actually.
Really, about what?
998
01:07:26,243 --> 01:07:27,962
The state of the gear.
999
01:07:27,963 --> 01:07:30,242
I mean, I always take a
deposit to cover wear and tear,
1000
01:07:30,243 --> 01:07:31,842
but these were a
write-off. In what way?
1001
01:07:31,843 --> 01:07:34,642
Torn. Muddy. Oil.
1002
01:07:34,643 --> 01:07:37,682
And a couple of the shirts
were covered in blood.
1003
01:07:37,683 --> 01:07:40,282
I just didn't think...
When was this?
1004
01:07:40,283 --> 01:07:43,082
Tuesday, was it? Yes. Tuesday.
1005
01:07:43,083 --> 01:07:47,802
Do you have a name for him?
No. He paid the excess in cash.
1006
01:07:47,803 --> 01:07:51,242
But this was in
one of the pockets.
1007
01:07:51,243 --> 01:07:53,402
I don't know if it's him.
1008
01:07:53,403 --> 01:07:54,923
"Ormsby Gore."
1009
01:08:03,083 --> 01:08:04,923
INDISTINCT CHATTER
1010
01:08:06,763 --> 01:08:08,122
LAUGHTER
1011
01:08:08,123 --> 01:08:11,482
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Thames Valley Police.
1012
01:08:11,483 --> 01:08:14,962
Which one of you
is Mr Ormsby-Gore?
1013
01:08:14,963 --> 01:08:17,323
MISTER Ormsby-Gore?
1014
01:08:20,003 --> 01:08:21,682
THEY LAUGH
1015
01:08:21,683 --> 01:08:24,762
I'm afraid there's
no such person.
1016
01:08:24,763 --> 01:08:26,923
Might you mean LORD Ormsby-Gore?
1017
01:08:28,803 --> 01:08:31,603
And who might you be,
sir? Viscount Henley.
1018
01:08:33,123 --> 01:08:36,642
That's Lord Freddie Mulcaster. And
the Honourable Henry Brockhurst.
1019
01:08:36,643 --> 01:08:39,523
The Debonairs... presumably.
1020
01:08:41,043 --> 01:08:42,762
Who's this, Raph?
1021
01:08:42,763 --> 01:08:45,882
Er, police, Arch.
Nothing to worry about.
1022
01:08:45,883 --> 01:08:48,402
Lord Ormsby-Gore.
1023
01:08:48,403 --> 01:08:51,602
There are matters I must put to you
under caution at the police station.
1024
01:08:51,603 --> 01:08:53,522
The same goes for
the rest of you.
1025
01:08:53,523 --> 01:08:56,122
MULCASTER: Now, see
here, my good man.
1026
01:08:56,123 --> 01:08:58,682
I'm sure you're a fine,
dedicated public servant,
1027
01:08:58,683 --> 01:08:59,842
and all the rest of it.
1028
01:08:59,843 --> 01:09:03,442
I'm not your man,
good or otherwise.
1029
01:09:03,443 --> 01:09:07,362
I'm the Queen's man, and I'm
here to see her peace is kept.
1030
01:09:07,363 --> 01:09:11,602
Look, my, my father
i-i-is, is in the Cabinet,
1031
01:09:11,603 --> 01:09:14,122
and... and... and your Chief
Constable shoots on our estate.
1032
01:09:14,123 --> 01:09:15,682
The Shifford estate,
would that be?
1033
01:09:15,683 --> 01:09:17,442
Held by the Ormsby-Gores,
1034
01:09:17,443 --> 01:09:20,322
lake and grounds landscaped
by Capability Brown.
1035
01:09:20,323 --> 01:09:23,683
That's right. From where we
pulled the body of a motorcyclist.
1036
01:09:26,163 --> 01:09:28,762
MULCASTER: You can't imagine
this is going to go well for you?
1037
01:09:28,763 --> 01:09:29,963
Sir.
1038
01:09:31,803 --> 01:09:33,842
All right, let's be having 'em.
1039
01:09:33,843 --> 01:09:37,122
Get your hands off
me! Get off me!
1040
01:09:37,123 --> 01:09:39,962
Nobody says anything
without a lawyer! Archie?
1041
01:09:39,963 --> 01:09:42,963
You keep your mouth shut. You
hear me? They've got nothing.
1042
01:09:46,643 --> 01:09:49,722
They're refusing to talk until
their solicitors are present.
1043
01:09:49,723 --> 01:09:52,882
And they're coming up from London,
so it could be a long wait.
1044
01:09:52,883 --> 01:09:54,522
Well, it won't
surprise you to learn
1045
01:09:54,523 --> 01:09:56,923
I've already had the Chief
Constable on the telephone.
1046
01:09:59,323 --> 01:10:02,362
You're certain about these
boys? It doesn't look good, Sir.
1047
01:10:02,363 --> 01:10:05,762
We can very likely place them
at all three scenes of crime.
1048
01:10:05,763 --> 01:10:07,082
We've bits of mask they bought
1049
01:10:07,083 --> 01:10:08,922
found at the scene of
Hugh Sellers' murder
1050
01:10:08,923 --> 01:10:11,122
and also where Paul
Baynard's body was dumped.
1051
01:10:11,123 --> 01:10:13,162
And the car was found
at the same factory
1052
01:10:13,163 --> 01:10:14,882
that Raymond Swann
took a dive off.
1053
01:10:14,883 --> 01:10:16,922
KNOCK ON DOOR
1054
01:10:16,923 --> 01:10:17,962
Sorry to interrupt, Sir,
1055
01:10:17,963 --> 01:10:20,243
but there's been a
development at Blenheim Vale.
1056
01:10:24,883 --> 01:10:26,882
You'd better get out there.
1057
01:10:26,883 --> 01:10:28,923
Me and Jim can deal
with these tripe hounds.
1058
01:10:37,923 --> 01:10:39,923
BELL RINGS
1059
01:10:55,963 --> 01:11:00,482
Doctor? Morse. It's a man.
1060
01:11:00,483 --> 01:11:01,802
From the state of the corpus,
1061
01:11:01,803 --> 01:11:04,283
I'd estimate he's been
here five to ten years.
1062
01:11:05,443 --> 01:11:09,202
Single hole in the back of
the cranium. No exit wound.
1063
01:11:09,203 --> 01:11:12,202
And we may have a bullet,
or what's left of it,
1064
01:11:12,203 --> 01:11:14,483
still left inside the skull.
1065
01:11:17,723 --> 01:11:19,043
You know, you were right, Morse.
1066
01:11:21,163 --> 01:11:23,723
You said we'd find
remains here and we did.
1067
01:11:26,363 --> 01:11:28,163
They can't close it down.
1068
01:11:29,523 --> 01:11:31,843
Not now there's a body.
1069
01:11:34,123 --> 01:11:38,122
There's somewhere I need to
be. Oh, your, um, motorcyclist.
1070
01:11:38,123 --> 01:11:39,362
I was wrong.
1071
01:11:39,363 --> 01:11:42,362
He was still alive when
they put him in the water.
1072
01:11:42,363 --> 01:11:44,443
Drowned.
1073
01:11:50,843 --> 01:11:54,643
Look, I really don't have
anything to say to you people.
1074
01:11:58,163 --> 01:12:01,682
Beneath you, are
we? Pretty much.
1075
01:12:01,683 --> 01:12:04,203
A man should know his place...
1076
01:12:05,643 --> 01:12:07,483
..don't you think?
1077
01:12:09,283 --> 01:12:11,922
I think over-privileged,
entitled, arrogant young men
1078
01:12:11,923 --> 01:12:13,842
who run around hurting
innocent people
1079
01:12:13,843 --> 01:12:16,202
and never believe they're gonna
have to answer for any of it
1080
01:12:16,203 --> 01:12:19,923
can always be relied on to turn on
each another like rats in a sack.
1081
01:12:22,043 --> 01:12:23,563
They'll give me you...
1082
01:12:25,043 --> 01:12:26,203
..or you'll give me them.
1083
01:12:27,643 --> 01:12:30,403
But the longer you leave
it, the worse it'll get.
1084
01:12:49,643 --> 01:12:51,642
'Who set fire to the £20 note?'
1085
01:12:51,643 --> 01:12:53,683
Money to burn, that the joke?
1086
01:12:55,203 --> 01:12:57,763
People with everything,
taunting a man who has nothing.
1087
01:12:59,483 --> 01:13:02,282
Who stuck him? Who
killed Hugh Sellers?
1088
01:13:02,283 --> 01:13:03,962
Nobody.
1089
01:13:03,963 --> 01:13:07,122
He didn't bleed to death
of his own account, did he?
1090
01:13:07,123 --> 01:13:09,722
One of you broke a bottle and
stabbed him in the neck with it.
1091
01:13:09,723 --> 01:13:12,362
No. You went out with
the sole intention
1092
01:13:12,363 --> 01:13:14,962
of doing someone serious harm.
1093
01:13:14,963 --> 01:13:16,282
For kicks, was it?
1094
01:13:16,283 --> 01:13:21,442
Look, the old man may have
been pushed around a bit,
1095
01:13:21,443 --> 01:13:23,443
but he was alive and
well when we left.
1096
01:13:24,563 --> 01:13:26,403
I swear.
1097
01:13:30,283 --> 01:13:32,083
BOTTLES CLINK IN DISTANCE
1098
01:13:33,603 --> 01:13:34,643
SHE SIGHS
1099
01:13:37,843 --> 01:13:39,843
SIREN BLARES
1100
01:13:47,283 --> 01:13:49,163
CAR DOORS SHUT
1101
01:13:53,603 --> 01:13:56,202
Evening. What's the trouble?
1102
01:13:56,203 --> 01:13:59,122
"Officer." Sorry?
1103
01:13:59,123 --> 01:14:03,682
"What's the trouble, officer?" Good
manners don't cost nothing, do they?
1104
01:14:03,683 --> 01:14:06,842
Bit of respect...
for the uniform.
1105
01:14:06,843 --> 01:14:08,562
I'm "Job." And I'm
in a bit of a hurry.
1106
01:14:08,563 --> 01:14:10,562
Oh, that's funny.
1107
01:14:10,563 --> 01:14:12,922
Cos I've got all the
time in the world.
1108
01:14:12,923 --> 01:14:15,882
Licence and insurance documents.
1109
01:14:15,883 --> 01:14:18,882
Come on, come on.
Let's be having you.
1110
01:14:18,883 --> 01:14:20,282
You're in a hurry, aren't you?
1111
01:14:20,283 --> 01:14:22,362
I don't keep them in the
car. Why've you stopped me?
1112
01:14:22,363 --> 01:14:25,722
You have a, er...
defective brake light.
1113
01:14:25,723 --> 01:14:28,402
Well, it was all right
this morning. SMASHING
1114
01:14:28,403 --> 01:14:30,162
What the hell do you
think you're doing?!
1115
01:14:30,163 --> 01:14:32,803
There's no call for
profanity. Or belligerence.
1116
01:14:34,243 --> 01:14:36,202
Wait a minute. Have
you been drinking?
1117
01:14:36,203 --> 01:14:38,482
I can smell it on your
breath. No, you can't.
1118
01:14:38,483 --> 01:14:40,522
And your aggressive
demeanour leads me to believe
1119
01:14:40,523 --> 01:14:42,282
your ability to
drive may be impaired
1120
01:14:42,283 --> 01:14:44,283
through the consumption
of alcohol. Adams!
1121
01:14:46,643 --> 01:14:48,202
Is this a joke?
1122
01:14:48,203 --> 01:14:50,323
Are you refusing to comply
with the instruction?
1123
01:14:51,283 --> 01:14:53,363
One long, steady blow.
1124
01:14:57,803 --> 01:15:00,002
That's it. See?
1125
01:15:00,003 --> 01:15:02,643
Doing what you're told's
not so hard, is it?
1126
01:15:03,803 --> 01:15:07,202
You want to get used to it.
Better for you in the long run.
1127
01:15:07,203 --> 01:15:09,483
Better for everybody.
1128
01:15:13,843 --> 01:15:17,643
It's Stevens, isn't it? From
County? Before the merger.
1129
01:15:18,763 --> 01:15:20,762
Well.
1130
01:15:20,763 --> 01:15:24,322
What a memory you've
got. Yeah. It's Morse.
1131
01:15:24,323 --> 01:15:26,843
From Cowley. I've just come
from Blenheim Vale. Oh, we know.
1132
01:15:30,843 --> 01:15:34,202
You're not Traffic at all,
are you? What is this?
1133
01:15:34,203 --> 01:15:35,403
THUD
1134
01:15:36,563 --> 01:15:38,162
This?
1135
01:15:38,163 --> 01:15:40,802
This is as polite as it gets.
1136
01:15:40,803 --> 01:15:43,923
We'll be seeing you... city man.
1137
01:15:46,563 --> 01:15:48,123
HE LAUGHS
1138
01:15:52,443 --> 01:15:54,203
EXHALES SHARPLY
1139
01:16:02,283 --> 01:16:06,042
GLASSES CLINK
1140
01:16:06,043 --> 01:16:10,242
Excuse me, was there a
brunette here, blue eyes?
1141
01:16:10,243 --> 01:16:12,843
Yeah. She left about
40 minutes ago.
1142
01:16:14,363 --> 01:16:16,723
Have you got a phone I can
use? Yeah, it's on the bar.
1143
01:16:36,923 --> 01:16:39,163
LAUGHTER IN DISTANCE
1144
01:16:41,283 --> 01:16:47,042
Did you up, did she? Pretty
little thing. Brunette.
1145
01:16:47,043 --> 01:16:49,803
Baby blues. That the frail?
1146
01:16:51,243 --> 01:16:55,042
Oh, is there any word on what
happened to poor old Ray yet?
1147
01:16:55,043 --> 01:16:56,403
Er, no. No, not yet.
1148
01:16:57,683 --> 01:17:00,602
I've just been doing a
bit of press. Oxford Mail.
1149
01:17:00,603 --> 01:17:03,323
Little piece they're doing.
"Farewell, My Jolly."
1150
01:17:04,563 --> 01:17:09,362
Oh, anyway... can't stop. Got to
get up to town for an audition.
1151
01:17:09,363 --> 01:17:11,723
Cowardy Custard at
The Mermaid. HE SCOFFS
1152
01:17:16,723 --> 01:17:21,362
Evening, Morse. You with Jim?
Joan Thursday was in earlier.
1153
01:17:21,363 --> 01:17:22,723
Drink?
1154
01:17:25,483 --> 01:17:27,282
Who was driving?
1155
01:17:27,283 --> 01:17:29,202
Brockhurst.
1156
01:17:29,203 --> 01:17:31,162
ENGINE REVS, LAUGHTER
1157
01:17:31,163 --> 01:17:32,922
'It wasn't his fault.'
1158
01:17:32,923 --> 01:17:34,962
WHOOPING, YELLING
1159
01:17:34,963 --> 01:17:37,642
'The guy on the bike
didn't have his light on.'
1160
01:17:37,643 --> 01:17:39,763
THUD, SMASHING
1161
01:17:41,683 --> 01:17:45,843
Whose idea was it to dump the body
on the Shifford estate? Archie's.
1162
01:17:48,163 --> 01:17:51,723
His family's away for a couple
of months. We thought by then...
1163
01:17:52,683 --> 01:17:55,162
All the fuss would've died down,
1164
01:17:55,163 --> 01:17:57,962
and you could find a more
permanent location for the body.
1165
01:17:57,963 --> 01:18:01,162
Look, this is all conjecture.
1166
01:18:01,163 --> 01:18:03,362
If you had anything like
evidence, you'd charge me.
1167
01:18:03,363 --> 01:18:06,402
We've got pieces of one of
your masks found at Littlemore,
1168
01:18:06,403 --> 01:18:08,762
that's something, I suppose.
1169
01:18:08,763 --> 01:18:10,522
And I don't care how
careful you were,
1170
01:18:10,523 --> 01:18:13,923
Forensics'll find your fingerprints
all over the car. And the motorbike.
1171
01:18:15,323 --> 01:18:17,403
Why'd you do for Swann?
1172
01:18:18,523 --> 01:18:20,283
D'you think he
was a real copper?
1173
01:18:22,123 --> 01:18:23,803
Who's... Who's Swann?
1174
01:18:24,923 --> 01:18:26,603
Where you left the car.
1175
01:18:30,963 --> 01:18:34,482
Wait a minute. All-All-All
I did was-was dump the car.
1176
01:18:34,483 --> 01:18:36,882
Sure, I-I-I saw the
guy off the television.
1177
01:18:36,883 --> 01:18:39,283
But he was leaving
when I arrived.
1178
01:18:42,603 --> 01:18:46,442
I've just come from seeing Kenneth
- sorry, "Call me Kenny" - Prior
1179
01:18:46,443 --> 01:18:47,722
at the Oxford Empire.
1180
01:18:47,723 --> 01:18:51,923
Did Ted Pickersgill this morning
- Sgt Wilkins - this morning.
1181
01:18:52,843 --> 01:18:56,082
And just finished now with
young Narcissus. DI Chance.
1182
01:18:56,083 --> 01:18:59,082
Thought he was gonna make a move
on Joan, but thankfully she left.
1183
01:18:59,083 --> 01:19:01,403
Not long before you
arrived, actually.
1184
01:19:05,683 --> 01:19:08,563
What do you make
to them? Actors.
1185
01:19:09,523 --> 01:19:11,043
Pickersgill's a grumpy sod.
1186
01:19:12,483 --> 01:19:15,562
But I suppose it's Jolliphant
makes it. Avuncular, that voice.
1187
01:19:15,563 --> 01:19:17,803
You'd never know he was
from "oop North", would you?
1188
01:19:19,243 --> 01:19:22,722
Who is, Kenneth Prior? That's
the RADA for you, dear.
1189
01:19:22,723 --> 01:19:26,002
Marvellous what they can do
with "electrocution" lessons.
1190
01:19:26,003 --> 01:19:29,563
Do you want a programme?
He signed it. I've no use.
1191
01:19:30,843 --> 01:19:34,322
And it's not Kenneth
Prior. Least, it wasn't.
1192
01:19:34,323 --> 01:19:37,523
There was already another actor
in the union with the same name.
1193
01:19:39,123 --> 01:19:42,042
What, he changed it?
Like Raymond Swann?
1194
01:19:42,043 --> 01:19:43,282
Yeah.
1195
01:19:43,283 --> 01:19:45,842
He could've changed
his first name, but...
1196
01:19:45,843 --> 01:19:47,803
maybe he didn't want to
be confused with Peter.
1197
01:19:49,563 --> 01:19:52,083
Peter who? Sellers.
1198
01:20:13,443 --> 01:20:16,163
Hugh Sellers was
your older brother.
1199
01:20:19,163 --> 01:20:22,363
I don't suppose I'd seen
him since before the war.
1200
01:20:23,883 --> 01:20:27,483
He tracked you down. No, no,
it wasn't like that. Just...
1201
01:20:29,043 --> 01:20:31,523
..The Convergence Of The Twain.
1202
01:20:33,363 --> 01:20:34,842
He came along to the set
1203
01:20:34,843 --> 01:20:37,882
along with all the rest of
his tatterdemalion crowd,
1204
01:20:37,883 --> 01:20:40,922
scavenging the bins,
helping themselves.
1205
01:20:40,923 --> 01:20:43,563
ANGRY CHATTER
1206
01:20:49,083 --> 01:20:53,922
I was hoping that he wouldn't
recognise me, but... of course...
1207
01:20:53,923 --> 01:20:55,963
What did he want?
1208
01:20:57,363 --> 01:21:01,722
I don't know. I
don't think he knew.
1209
01:21:01,723 --> 01:21:04,202
Money... in the first instance.
1210
01:21:04,203 --> 01:21:08,002
How much? £100.
1211
01:21:08,003 --> 01:21:10,722
But I... I knew that
wouldn't be the end of it.
1212
01:21:10,723 --> 01:21:14,762
But it wasn't even the
money. It was the risk.
1213
01:21:14,763 --> 01:21:16,642
The risk?
1214
01:21:16,643 --> 01:21:20,762
Of it coming out.
That we were... erm...
1215
01:21:20,763 --> 01:21:23,082
can you imagine if the
press had got hold of it,
1216
01:21:23,083 --> 01:21:25,322
the field day they
would have had?
1217
01:21:25,323 --> 01:21:26,362
"The... The...
1218
01:21:26,363 --> 01:21:29,082
"brother of television's
Superintendent Jolliphant
1219
01:21:29,083 --> 01:21:30,882
"is a tramp!"
1220
01:21:30,883 --> 01:21:32,722
I had to think of the show.
1221
01:21:32,723 --> 01:21:35,162
The show was ending.
1222
01:21:35,163 --> 01:21:36,643
You were thinking of yourself.
1223
01:21:37,763 --> 01:21:39,483
You arranged a meeting?
1224
01:21:41,683 --> 01:21:45,402
Yes. I said that we could meet
and I would give him the money
1225
01:21:45,403 --> 01:21:48,683
on the strict understanding that he
didn't come to the set to get it.
1226
01:21:50,203 --> 01:21:53,003
I had the money on me. I
wasn't going there to...
1227
01:21:54,403 --> 01:21:57,123
But when I saw him,
he was already...
1228
01:21:59,683 --> 01:22:01,802
Well, you could have called
an ambulance, even then.
1229
01:22:01,803 --> 01:22:03,203
You could have saved him.
1230
01:22:08,043 --> 01:22:11,043
He'd always been...
a bit of a...
1231
01:22:12,243 --> 01:22:14,403
..a weight.
1232
01:22:19,323 --> 01:22:21,323
So you found a way
to be rid of him.
1233
01:22:22,563 --> 01:22:24,163
And you took it.
1234
01:22:26,163 --> 01:22:28,683
And what about Swann?
1235
01:22:30,763 --> 01:22:34,322
He'd seen us together,
earlier that day.
1236
01:22:34,323 --> 01:22:37,602
I'm not quite sure that he
realised exactly what he'd seen.
1237
01:22:37,603 --> 01:22:40,482
But he knew instinctively...
1238
01:22:40,483 --> 01:22:44,683
that it was something that
could be used to his advantage.
1239
01:22:45,763 --> 01:22:47,123
So he tried to blackmail you?
1240
01:22:48,283 --> 01:22:52,282
He said that he'd read in the papers
that a tramp had been found dead.
1241
01:22:52,283 --> 01:22:53,962
And, "Wasn't that
a coincidence?"
1242
01:22:53,963 --> 01:22:56,282
given the commotion that
we'd had over lunch.
1243
01:22:56,283 --> 01:23:00,202
And did I think that he should
mention it to the police
1244
01:23:00,203 --> 01:23:02,203
that they'd been there.
1245
01:23:04,083 --> 01:23:07,202
Well, I said I couldn't
discuss it there and then,
1246
01:23:07,203 --> 01:23:09,522
but if he cared to go to the
factory where I parked up
1247
01:23:09,523 --> 01:23:11,563
after rehearsals for
the play, then we...
1248
01:23:14,163 --> 01:23:16,483
..we could talk about it then.
1249
01:23:23,243 --> 01:23:25,123
YELLING
1250
01:23:27,243 --> 01:23:29,723
HE EXHALES HEAVILY
1251
01:23:46,363 --> 01:23:48,803
BREATHES HEAVILY
1252
01:23:51,963 --> 01:23:55,163
I wondered... if
I'd been recognised.
1253
01:23:56,763 --> 01:23:59,083
That's the thing about being
on the television, you see.
1254
01:24:00,603 --> 01:24:02,523
They may not know
your name, but...
1255
01:24:04,203 --> 01:24:06,363
..people always know your face.
1256
01:24:12,043 --> 01:24:14,322
THURSDAY: Charlie and I
had our problems, but...
1257
01:24:14,323 --> 01:24:17,602
to be that ashamed of
your own flesh and blood.
1258
01:24:17,603 --> 01:24:19,082
He was afraid, I suppose.
1259
01:24:19,083 --> 01:24:20,922
That he'd lose all
that he'd built up
1260
01:24:20,923 --> 01:24:23,042
if his name was
associated with a tramp.
1261
01:24:23,043 --> 01:24:24,602
But murder?
1262
01:24:24,603 --> 01:24:28,122
Who's to say what anyone would do,
if what they value was threatened?
1263
01:24:28,123 --> 01:24:30,122
KNOCK AT DOOR
1264
01:24:30,123 --> 01:24:33,683
Word just through from Blenheim
Vale. They've found another one.
1265
01:24:41,283 --> 01:24:47,042
Adult female. Somewhere
between her late 20s and 50.
1266
01:24:47,043 --> 01:24:49,323
Most likely mid-30s.
1267
01:24:50,283 --> 01:24:55,163
And, like the male, shot
in the back of the head.
1268
01:24:56,323 --> 01:25:00,842
Brenda Lewis. I'll need
dental records to confirm.
1269
01:25:00,843 --> 01:25:04,683
However, I do have a match
with the man we found.
1270
01:25:05,683 --> 01:25:07,203
It's Josiah Landesman.
1271
01:25:11,163 --> 01:25:12,522
What went on here?
1272
01:25:12,523 --> 01:25:15,843
Whatever it was, this time
we get to the bottom of it.
1273
01:25:18,203 --> 01:25:20,483
And Division? Can't
bury it twice.
1274
01:25:25,443 --> 01:25:27,403
We'll have the truth...
1275
01:25:29,643 --> 01:25:31,203
..whatever the cost.
1276
01:25:37,203 --> 01:25:41,323
I thought we were done
with all this. Jesus!
1277
01:25:46,523 --> 01:25:48,242
You have to get
him away from this.
1278
01:25:48,243 --> 01:25:52,122
I had a run-in yesterday
with the dregs from County.
1279
01:25:52,123 --> 01:25:55,002
Whatever we find here's
not gonna be forgiven.
1280
01:25:55,003 --> 01:25:59,002
Stick him on secondment somewhere.
You know Jim. He's a good man.
1281
01:25:59,003 --> 01:26:02,522
He won't go. Well,
give him no choice.
1282
01:26:02,523 --> 01:26:06,042
It's not just him you have
to think about, not any more.
1283
01:26:06,043 --> 01:26:09,522
What was it you said, "They come
at you through what you love"?
1284
01:26:09,523 --> 01:26:11,963
You have to keep them
safe now. All of them.
1285
01:26:29,563 --> 01:26:31,643
CAR DOOR SHUTS
1286
01:26:35,723 --> 01:26:37,723
KNOCK ON DOOR
1287
01:27:06,083 --> 01:27:08,283
PHONE RINGS
1288
01:27:13,283 --> 01:27:17,722
RONNIE: 'It's me.'
I gathered as much.
1289
01:27:17,723 --> 01:27:21,682
'I had a visitor after
you and Morse left.
1290
01:27:21,683 --> 01:27:24,603
'Looks like the two of you have
being asking the wrong questions.'
1291
01:27:25,643 --> 01:27:28,282
Where are you, Ronnie? Gone.
1292
01:27:28,283 --> 01:27:29,963
'Come in.'
1293
01:27:31,683 --> 01:27:34,162
With your help, we
can take this lot,
1294
01:27:34,163 --> 01:27:36,963
'whoever they are.' Not these.
1295
01:27:44,083 --> 01:27:46,962
This isn't Jago and the Four
Winds. This is big time.
1296
01:27:46,963 --> 01:27:50,042
'You take this on, you
won't come out of it.
1297
01:27:50,043 --> 01:27:53,162
'You, nor Morse, neither.
1298
01:27:53,163 --> 01:27:55,723
'Drop it.' I can't.
1299
01:27:57,083 --> 01:27:58,723
Then I'm talking to a dead man.
1300
01:28:00,923 --> 01:28:05,642
TANNOY: 'Final call for Union
Air Flight 714 to Johannesburg.'
1301
01:28:05,643 --> 01:28:07,402
I've gotta go.
1302
01:28:07,403 --> 01:28:08,763
'Don't join the
dots on this one.'
1303
01:28:10,323 --> 01:28:11,883
You won't like the picture.
1304
01:28:24,643 --> 01:28:26,003
DOORBELL RINGS
1305
01:29:01,003 --> 01:29:03,163
Wotcha.
1306
01:29:04,923 --> 01:29:06,963
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