All language subtitles for The.Secrets.She.Keeps.S02E02

[OMINOUS MUSIC]

-CASH: You can put this on.

-CASH: Bra and underpants.

-GUPTA:Do we have enough to charge her?

-I'm still establishing a
motive.

-GUPTA: She's not denying it.

-Well, she hasn't askedto see her lawyer, either,

so I see that as a reason for
doubt.

-I'll apply for a holdingextension, but you've got to get
me something.

Soon.-Understood.

Thanks.

-Sorry, what?

[CRYING]

[DOOR OPENS]

-If it was an accident,she'd be talking by now, right?

-Look at her history.

If violence was her MO, she hadmore motive during the kidnap
case.

By the way, do not drink coffeein my interview rooms.

-It's chocolate chai.-Uh-huh.

Don't drink chocolate chaiin my interview rooms.

-Can I ask why?

-Control.

A detective should only opentheir mouth during an interview

to ask questions.

What did she say to you,just before you left?

-Oh, she said, "We were happy."

[THEME MUSIC]

-Two job offers,

a swanky lunch invite froma corporate speaking company.

-CHILD: You're so annoying.

-Phone calls, texts...

-Oh, you had me at swanky lunch.

-Don't know if corporatespeaking's really my thing,

but it's nice to be schmoozed,right?

-Mm-hmm.-Let's celebrate.

-Alright.

If you take that out first.Mm-hmm.

Even Atly nominees, they'vegotta do their chores, babe.

-Alright.

-Lucy, no, don't take his food.

-LUCY: I didn't.

-Hey, Ben can you say apple?

Apple?

[SIGHS]

You good?

Lucy, please.

How's that champagne coming,
babe?

Feeling thirsty.

-Yeah, sorry.

One of my sourceshas got the wobblies,

so I'll have to go and meet withthem for a couple of hours,
so...

-Oh, OK.

-I'll be back.-Duty calls.

-Did she hurt the baby?

-Strong heartbeat.

Contractions have stopped.

-Can I see the screen, please?

-Uh-uh.

-Can you tell me the sex?

-FEMALE OFFICER: No.

-KIANA: How far along is she?

-21 weeks.

-KIANA: How long do youneed to keep her for?

-FEMALE OFFICER: Yeah, look shecan go back to her cell.

[DOOR CLOSES]

-It's a girl.

[PHONE BUZZES]

-LORELEI: In episode one of thispodcast, 'Who Is The Monster?',

I examine events in thenotorious case of Agatha Fyfle.

But is Agatha a villain or a
victim?

I shed new light on who the realmonsters are in this story.

You'll hear from many peopleconnected to the case,

but you won't hear fromBaby Ben's parents.

It felt important to includethem, and the door will remain
open.

But so far, my requests havebeen met with surprising
aggression.

-MEGHAN: Get the fuck away from
us,

or I'll not be responsiblefor what happens next.

I am warning you.

Argh.

-LERELEI: That was the voiceof Meghan Shaughnessy,

threatening me after I askedfor an interview.

She banged violently on my carwindow and called the police,

who confirmed I'd broken no lawsand let me go.

So instead, you will hearfrom Agatha's mother,

who lives a lonely life, shunnedby her semi-rural community.

-CHARLOTTE: Do I have regrets?

Oh, many.

I made mistakes,

but you have to understand that,as a mother of a 16-year-old,

I believed we were doingthe right thing

by adopting Agatha's babyas a newborn.

-Contact details forSacred Pines Nursing Home.

-WOMAN: Sacred Pines.-Oh yes, hello.

My name's Lorelei.

I'm just calling in regards toone of your residents, Brother
Bowler.

-WOMAN: Mm-hmm. How can I help
you?

-RHEA: Coffee?

-This isn't a social visit.

What do you want?

-I ploughed a lot of moneyinto my business

when I went out on my own,

and then bang, our affairhit the headlines.

-Well, that's not something I
did.

-Well regardless,I lost my business.

I'm now working in rentalsfor someone else.

I'm 40 grand in arrearson this place. It's not fair.

-What, you're not askingfor 40 grand?

Well, why should I lose
everything

for some meaningless fling,as you put it,

while you become a star?

-I'm not going to let youdestroy my career.

-I don't wantto destroy your career.

All I want is compensation.

-Yeah, $40,000.

-Well, look at it as thecommission I lost when you sold
your house.

That sale should have been mine.

-We have joint accounts.

-I'm sure you'll figure it out,Jack.

-Well FYI, I've recordedthis conversation,

so, if I decideto give you the money,

it'll be a one off.

And if I ever hear from you
again,

I'll take that to the police

and you'll be chargedwith blackmail.

And yes, I'll go down,but I'll take you with me.

-The Atly Awards are soon.

I'll give you till then

and if not, I'll sell it whileyour profile's at its highest.

I'll get the money either way.

-TERENCE: Good morning,
Minister.

Agatha Fyfle is fine.

-What about the baby?

-21 weeks meansshe has one week to terminate.

-Good.

So, let's work out the beststrategy for her and us both.

Find the fatherand have the prick charged.

That's a priority.

-Well, it seemsto have been consensual

if that's any consolation.

-CASH: Women's prison?

There's no such thing as
consent.

It's an abuse of power,however you choose to slice it.

-Assuming we'll treat this
matter

as highly sensitiveuntil it's resolved.

The way the pressare with Agatha Fyfle

and with this new podcast,

I'd say treat itlike a concealed landmine.

And for fuck's sake,don't step on it, Terry.

-So now we're investigatingwho fathered the child.

We'll offer voluntaryblood tests for matching

to eliminate thosewho have nothing to hide.

Needless to say,

this matter is not to be
discussed

with prisoners or anyoneoutside this room.

Any breach will resultin instant dismissal.

-Who do you reckon it is?

-Whoever it is had better hopeshe doesn't agree to a blood
test.

-Lachy. Stop it. Don't.

-Guys. Guys, please be careful.

-Seriously, don't worry about
it.

There's a backlashon socials already.

People are hating on it.

-Great, this podcastwill go viral, you watch.

Jack's affair will come up
again.

-Oh yeah.That'll suck.

-MEGHAN: Why have you stoppedtelling me about your love life?

-I haven't.

It's just the chefmessaging about tonight's menu.

-No, no.

You're a chronic over-sharer,and now nothing.

What's the big mystery?

[PHONE BUZZING]

GRACE: No.

[LAUGHS]

-Simon?

You're not dating Simon?

-I wanted to tell you.

I tried to tell you

and then every time I went to,I just chickened out.

-Simon's a player, Grace.You know that.

-But he has been so beautifulto me.

So different.

-Oh, my god.

I cannot believethat you have fallen for him.

You cheated on Jack one time.

Just forget about itand move on, OK?

It's in the past...-Yeah, maybe for you, Grace.

You know that Simon'sin love with me.

He told me thatwhen Ben was missing.

-He hasn't said that to me.

-No.

Why would he?

Look, I'm not trying to...

It's just that if Simoncan't be with me,

who is the next closest person?

-JACK: Hello?

Babe?

-Yeah, we're here.

[WHISPERING]You've got to stop seeing him.

-Hey, I listened to the podcaston the way home.

-MEGHAN: Oh.-You OK?

-Yeah, yeah.

[PHONE RINGING]

LORELEI: Hello?

-DI: Hi, is this Lorelei Kelly?

-Yes, it is.-DI: Great.

Can I confirm that you're thecreator of 'Who Is The Monster?'

-Yes, that's my podcast.

-DI: We'd love to talk to you

about the idea of syndicationin our national newspaper.

-Can I ask who's calling?

-Yeah, yes, it's Di Briggs.

Actually, I'm the editorhere at AMS.

How does it soundif we bring you in...

-NURSE: He may be resting.

[DOOR SQUEAKS]

-Brother Bowler.

-Who is that?

-I'll get them for you.

I'm Lorelei, a voluntary reader.

I've come to keep you company.

-Lorelei.

Ah.

Well, that's a pretty name for
a...

For a pretty girl.

-The newspaper'sgagging for the next ep.

They say everybody's obsessedwith the Agatha story.

-It's all happening so fast.

-Yeah because it started
trending.

But they want to hearmore from Meghan,

so I've got to get herto talk to me.

Or yell at me.

Works either way.

-Honey, have you asked yourselfif you should be hassling that
family?

They've been through so much.

-Yeah, I agree.

-This is going betterthan I ever dreamt.

Can't you just be happy for me?

-I hope your obsessionsare finally paying off?

-OK, Marcus,

talk to me when you have a
podcast

on the home pageof a national news site.

-Yeah, I will.

-SIMON: Hup, hup, hup, hello.

-Hey, mate. I'm just tryingto find my racquet,

then I'll be good to go.

-The kids are playingwith it downstairs.

-Yeah, I'm coming, I'm coming.

-Morning.

-Don't even start about Grace.

-My feelings for her are
genuine.

-I don't care.

It's too complicated.

I cannot believethat you would even go there.

-Oh, come on.

You and Jack are happy.

I'm happy for you.

What happened between uswon't come out.

-Got it.Let's roll.

-You ready?

-What do you think?

See you, babe.

-Bye.-JACK: You warmed up?

-SIMON: Not yet. You?

-JACK: Could be better.

-Why are you hiding your face?

-All the kids are talking aboutyou and Daddy.

-What?

Zip up your bag, please.

Luce, what do you mean?

[CAR HONKS]

-MEGHAN: Hello?

-Meghan, it's Lorelei Kelly
here.

A daily newspaper is hostingmy podcast on their home page,

and I'd like to give youanother opportunity

to talk aboutwhat happened to Ben...

-There's so much coverage nowwith Agatha's story, it's
ridiculous.

All it takes is some Uni studentwith a microphone.

-GRACE: Hey.

Hi.

-SARINA: Who's that with Ben?

-GRACE: How do you do it every
time?

I don't understand that.

It was so quick.

Simon said he spoke to you.

I was hoping you'd calmed down.

-You think I enjoyed you sendinghim around to persuade me?

-I didn't send him.

-We haven't spoken aboutany of that stuff for two years.

And now it's all back on thetable because of you, Grace.

-You're being unreasonable.

-And you're beingreally insensitive.

Just stop seeing him.

Stop seeing Simon

and then we can pretendlike none of this ever happened.

-Simon's let go of all that.

Maybe you should too.

You know,

this is my chance to be happy.

-OK, go.

Be happy with Simon.

As long as you're seeing him,though,

I don't want to seeor hear from you.

Ben. Ben, come on.

Come away from Aunty Grace.

[DOOR BUZZES]

-Good morning, Agatha.

-Governor.

-First of all, I'd just like toexpress my sincere regret

that an inappropriate liaisonhas occurred here.

Tell me who's responsible,

and I'll take care of it.

Plus, I'll ensure you getthe best possible counselling.

-I'm responsible.

No one else.

-The prison will arrangefor a termination.

You'll be transferred to awomen's hospital for the
procedure.

I'm sure you'll be very relievedto put all this behind you.

-No.

I want this baby.

-Agatha, you must realise thatthat is in no one's best
interests,

especially not the child's.

And think about how much you'llsuffer once the baby is removed,

as it inevitably will be.

And when the other women findout about the pregnancy,

I can't guarantee your physicalwelfare, even in protection.

-I'm going to be transferred.

I'm going to keep herwith me at Jalala.

-It's a fantasy.

If necessary, we can get a orderto force the matter.

-I want to speak to my lawyer.

I have a rightto speak to my lawyer.

-You have to remember who you
are.

-LORELEI: It's my belief thatAgatha Fyfle is not the monster.

Rather, she has been the victimof a monstrous system,

and as she sits in jail, isstill in its unforgiving grip.

This woman deserves only helpand mercy from the justice
system.

-You said you couldn't get
pregnant.

Don't let them do a blood test.

-I'm not stupid.

-Then get rid of it.

-No.

-Keep moving, Fyfle.

-Prison authoritiescan't force you to terminate.

It's illegal.

-He said they'd get a order.

-Nah. It'll fail.

But this is leverageto get you to minimum.

Raped by an officer. We'll sue.

-No.

It wasn't rape.

-OK.

So, what do you want to do?

-I want you to get me into

the Mother and Child programmeat Jalala.

-Agatha.

Be realistic.

They're not going to let aconvicted child killer into that
programme.

-Just get me to Jalala.

-If you'd confided in me,

I would have had more timeto consider options.

-I didn't want to tell anyoneuntil it was too late for them
to stop it.

Will you tell the judge now?

-It's too risky.

-She'll call an enquiry,

and if you claim it wasconsensual, there'll be media
backlash on you.

Let's wait and hopefor the best at sentencing.

-Please, get this to that
podcaster.

If I send it from here,they'll confiscate it.

-OFFICER: Let's go, Fyfle.

-You know, they need youto say who the father is.

The Governor wants to keep his
job.

-Well, if they guarantee me atransfer, I'll give them a name.

-Understood.

I'll relay that.

-I have proof.

-ROCCO: Jones,we need you to confess.

-JONES: You're barking upthe wrong tree, mate.

-She says she has proof.

If she does,you're betting off confessing.

-JONES: The fuck I am.

-OFFICER: Lights out, ladies.

-Pass.

-If anything happens to me,they'll know it was you.

-No.

See, I didn't find that proofyou said you had.

But I found these.

And when I show them that youhaven't been having your
medication,

they will know whyyou topped yourself.

Now, I think terminating'sbetter than having that happen,
don't you?

Fuck.

[SHOUTS]

[THUD]

-TERENCE: Morning.-OFFICER: Governor.

-I need to speakto the Minister, please.

It's urgent.

Yeah, yeah, I'll hold.

Not a good time, Rocco.

-It's about Jones.

I questioned Fyfle yesterday.

She implied he's the father.

Given what's happened,I thought you'd want to know.

-Yeah.

Yes, yeah.

Is she willingto make a formal statement?

-Only if she's put into theMother and Child programme at
Jalala.

-Yeah, yeah, I'm still waiting.

-Is he OK?

Jones.

-He's got a fractured skull.

He's on life support.He's not expected to recover.

-Jesus.

Were any prisoners involved?

-The fall will be investigated.

It was in a no access area.

Looks like he may have been onmedication that we don't know
about.

Just leave it with me, mate.

[TENSE MUSIC]

-Rocco, why are you ignoring me?

What have I done?

-I don't know, you tell me.

Listen, I've put my neck outfor you till now,

but I've got a career,kids to think about.

I'm under the microscope.

I can't afford to haveany association with you.

-You've got kids?

-That's none of your business.

-You know what the other inmateswill do to me

when they find out I've sleptwith a screw and I'm pregnant.

-You're on your own.

-Hey, Ben?

Ben.

What's Mummy holding?

OK.

Just leave it alone for one
second.

Stop.

OK.

What is Mummy holding?

Can you say doggie?

Ben? Ben?

It's a doggie.

Dog.

Please?

-I requested a shower on my own.

-You're not the only one who canrequest favours in this joint.

-I don't know who ratted aboutthe rice over my head,

but it wasn't me.

And I didn't tell themyou punched me, either.

-A smart decision.

-I could be your friendif you let me.

-I'm not friendswith child murderers.

-I haven't done anything to you.

Why don't you just leave me
alone?

-I'm never gonna leave you
alone.

There's no rush.

You're going to be in herea really long time.

-Oh.

[EMERGENCY SIRENS]

She punched me.She did it again.

-I didn't fucking do it.

-Move.

-[INDISTINCTIVE YELLING] I'mgonna fucking kill you for this.

I'm gonna fucking kill you!

-LORELEI: Agatha wrote to meand I quickly arranged a visit,

only to be told on the day thather visitation rights were
revoked.

She said she was being bulliedand punished.

Can a woman like Agatha ever besafe in a maximum security jail?

No.

-What is it?

-The comments weremostly supporting Agatha,

but now some Meghan fanscommented and it's started a new
thread.

I've gotta delete them.

-I don't understand why you'rechampioning this particular
woman.

-You don't have to understand.

[OMINOUS MUSIC]

-What are you doing?

-Just tidying.

-Mummy, Mummy, look what I won.

Mummy, Mummy, look what I won.

-Wow, awesome, Luce.

Did you have a good party?

-Balloon.

-Did you just say balloon?-Mm.

-Ben. Did you just say balloon?

Oh, you're so clever.

Luce, give him the balloon.

Oh, you're such a good boy.

[BEN CRIES]

Luce.

-Hey, what's going on? Luce.

-Luce, I can't believe you did
that.

-Hey, come here. What happened?

[BEN CRYING]

-Oh.

-It does feel a little

like you're asking to profitfrom my family's misfortune.

-Not at all.Sure, people are fascinated,

but it's about a manwho overcomes a kidnapping,

holds onto his marriage,and fires up his career.

It's actually inspiring.

-So, what kind of speaker feesare we talking?

-We'd normally say ten grand,but with the heat behind this
podcast,

we could offer you 20 grand agig if you sign a three-spot
deal.

-Let's do it.

-Fantastic.-Great, thank you.

-Thank you.

-WOMAN: Hi.

I'm loving the podcast.

-Thank you.

-How are you doing?

-If one more personmentions Agatha Fyfle,

I'm going to jump into the
harbour.

-Right.

Well, it was worth the lunch,financially at least.

I decided to take them upon three speaking gigs.

Easy money.

-OK.

-Great.-Yeah.

-How much?

-Five grand a pop.

-Cheers.-Cheers.

-JEN: I don't know about that
one.

-REG: Look who I foundon the doorstep.

-Ah.-Aunty Grace. Hi.

-Lucy. Shh.

You'll wake the boys.

This is not as easy as it looks.

-It doesn't look easy.

-I got that one.-Did you?

-She's doing very well.

[OMINOUS MUSIC]

-Your sentencing hearing'son Monday.

This is your notice.

-She's kicking.

-NEWSREPORTER: Terrier'stackling coach, Brent Scicluna,

awaits an internal investigation

regarding the matterof supplying cocaine to players.

Meanwhile, Jack Shaughnessy, whobroke the story a few months
ago,

won the country's mostprestigious journalism award
last night.

Jack took home the top prizeof Excellence in Journalism

at last night's Atly Awardsceremony in Darling Harbour.

Congratulations to Jackfrom all of us at TVAU.

[PHONE BUZZES]

[PHONE BUZZES]

-Did you just get that text?

-What text?

-Sentencing hearing.

Monday.

[SIGHS]

-Yeah, listen, you know, onceshe's sentenced it's all going
to be over.

It'll be a fresh start.

We'll be free.

Cashed up.

Since all three of my talkswere sold out,

my speaking fee's just gone upto 20 grand a gig.

OK.

[TENSE MUSIC]

-Can I tell everyone at schoolthat Daddy won a big award?

-You can tell whoever you like.

Hey.

I have an idea.

-What?

-Let's stop and get a treat.

Should we get raspberry and
Cola?

Super-sized?

-Yeah.

-The public are behind Agatha.-Oh, my god...

-There's still hope for her.

-Were you following us?-All I'm asking is

that you don't make a victimimpact statement tomorrow.

-Are you serious?-Say nothing.

-Move.

Move your car.-Shut up.

-Move your car.-Give her a chance.

Please, Meghan.-Go.

[HEAVY BREATHING]

Hi, Karen.

It's Meghan Shaughnessy.

Hey, can you talk?

Hi, Karen.

-I slept on it, and I've decidedthat you're right.

-You should do it.

The truth is,no one wants to hear from me,

but they'll reportevery word you say.

It's stronger.

-OK.

-COURT OFFICER: All stand.

-Before sentencing, I will nowhear victim impact statements.

-Thank you, Your Honour.

I had decided not to speak
today,

but something made me understand

that we threeneed to speak for our children.

We need to be heard.

I am the lucky one.

My son, Ben lived,

but Karen's Emilyand Annette's Lizzie...

did not.

But with the strength that Ihave because my son came back,

I stand here to say,

the lives of our childrenmeant something.

Mean something.

They weren't property to steal,

or newspaper fodder.

All three were fully formed,thinking, feeling children

that Agatha Fyfle felt entitledto kidnap and kill.

They were, and still are,

everything to us.

Perhaps her past traumasinfluenced her actions.

There are people with equaltrauma who don't kidnap, who
don't kill.

And so,

we can only believe that AgathaFyfle deserves no leniency.

[INDISTINCT MURMURING]

-COURT OFFICER: Quiet please.

-Would the accused please stand?

Although your psychiatric report

concludes that you were nothreat to be housed in minimum
security,

there are many factors to
consider.

After careful deliberation

and having heard the victim'simpact statement,

it is important that my decisionreflect the community's
expectation

of the punishment you deserve.

Agatha Fyfle,I sentence you to 25 years

with the recommendation it beserved in maximum security.

[GAVEL THUD]

-COURT OFFICER: All stand.

[SORROWFUL MUSIC]

[CRYING]

[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]

-Commiserations on the sentence.

But seeing as we're stuckwith each other,

I suggest that we try and
cooperate.

I received the results of theinvestigation into Mr Jones'
death,

and the autopsy report.

While there was an open findingon the exact cause of his
accident,

I took the precautionof asking for extra tests.

We discovered thatyou gave a blood sample

on the nightthat you were assaulted.

We used that sample as a match.-You didn't get my consent.

-The significant result

is that Mr Jonesis not the father of your baby.

But perhaps you already knew
that.

-Wouldn't it be easier if he
was?

-I need a name, Agatha.

I'm sure that your lawyerwill appeal the sentence

on the basis of your pregnancy.

You give me a name,

and I'll support your appealfor a transfer to Jalala.

-Rocco Osman.

You will find proof it wasMr Osman on one of these.

-Two officers?

-If you were in here, you'd doanything for protection, too.

-Did you want protection,

or a baby?

-I didn't know I could get
pregnant.

That's the truth.

But I kept those in casethey decided

to stop looking outfor me one day.

So, will you support my appeal?

-Yes, I will.

But you're Agatha Fyfle.

It'll go all the wayto the Minister,

and she's not the kind to cutdeals with the likes of you.

-Oh, we can all breathea sigh of relief.

No more court.

-At least justice was done.

-Hey, Grace. Bye, love. -Youacquitted yourself very well.

-Hey, listen, give little Ben akiss from Nanny when he wakes
up.

-Yes, will do.

-See you.-Bye.

Are you going with Daddy?

-Yeah, coming for a ride.-OK.

I'm assuming thingshave finished with Simon?

-I need to speak with you.

-OK.

Shoot.

-I did a DNA test on Ben.

-What?

When?

-You knew he was Simon's.

That's why you don't want him
around

because you're terrifiedit's going to come out.

-This is not your family, Grace.

You have no right to interfere.

-I'm giving you the opportunityto tell Simon first.

-Grace.

Grace.

You can't do this to me.

We're happy.

Jack is happy.

Ben is happy.

OK, look.

I will back offabout you and Simon, OK?

You can have some kids of your
own.

Grace, don't ruin our lives.

-If you won't tell him, I will.

-Give that to me.

-No, I gave you the opportunity.

-Grace.

-CASH: We know there was a
conflict.

And we have growing evidenceof a motive.

You should knowby not talking to us,

it will be viewed as
uncooperative.

And should it go to trial, thatmay be perceived as a sign of
guilt.

So if it was an accident,
Meghan,

you have nothing to loseby making a voluntary statement.

-I want to speak to a lawyer.

[TENSE MUSIC]

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