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I am trying to work
out who killed Belinda

and who's trying to hurt me.

You were her favourite judge.

What an awful tragedy.

How d'you find out
where I live?

- Happy birthday, Mark.
- You need
to get a grip.

And, to be frank, you haven't
been the same since the fire.

The fire wasn't
my fault,

but if I hadn't
messed everything up,

then it wouldn't have happened.

Flora would still be alive.

Are you looking to buy?

The only thing that
would put me off,

that poor girl dying
here in the fire.

I am being
targeted by someone.

If someone has broken
into your flat,

it is most likely John Webster

and Belinda's death's
a different matter.

It is most likely an accident.

I want to interview
your witness.

That woman was pushed.

I hate that you're
still so wary of me.

Ah.

♪ Ah ♪

Why was
Webster there, Ingrid?

Do you understand
that he was the one

that pulled me out of
the way of the car?

He is still a
suspect for the break-in.

Who was driving the car?

That needs to be
your main concern,

because it obviously
wasn't Webster, was it?

Now, whoever it was,

I mean, they must
know where I live

because they must have
followed me home, right?

I just don't understand why
you're still engaging with him.

He took me to see the witness
who saw Belinda's death.

This witness saw
Belinda was pushed.

His name is Mr. Wilson.

You need to find him.

Yes, okay, okay.
We, we will look into it,

but there's to be no more
contact between you and Webster.

Do you understand?

Ingrid?

- ♪ And I ♪
- ♪ And I ♪

- ♪ Lie ♪
- ♪ Lie ♪

- ♪ Don't wanna see ♪
- ♪ Don't wanna see ♪

- ♪ What will be ♪
- ♪ What will be ♪

- ♪ Let ♪
- ♪ Let ♪

- ♪ Green envy ♪
- ♪ Green envy ♪

- ♪ You're giving her ♪
- ♪ You're giving her ♪

- ♪ Comfort ♪
- ♪ Comfort ♪

- You are wasted.
- I'm fantastic.

You are
absolutely wasted.

Okay, what, here?

- Yeah, yeah, just here.
- Okay.

Okay, mm, beautiful.

But this weekend is about you

and about you relaxing

after everything
that's happened.

It's just so nice to
see you smiling, yeah?

- You know what?
- Mm?

I'm really...

really happy, okay?

- Yeah.
- What?

When we get back to London,

I want you to go to the police

with everything that's been
happening with John Webster.

I've been crystal
clear with him.

If he contacts either of us
again, I will report him,

but it is pointless going
to the police with this.

I've told you this.

It's a waste of time.

Okay, I just don't understand.

Oh, I don't wanna spend
our time talking about him.

Ingrid, you
don't really think

I could be involved
in Belinda's death?

Whatever makes
you question your sanity

is the MO of John Webster.

Is Mr. Mark
Orpen your ex-fiancée?

Have you any idea why he
might have called Belinda

a few hours before she died?

Didn't take Nash
long to turn up, did it?

Well, he's
just doing his job.

Is he?

I'm the only other person

that believes Belinda's
death wasn't an accident.

Webster is twisted.

Don't let him get to you again.

What are you doing here?

- This is my house.
- It is your mum's house.

You have absolutely
no right to be here.

I needed somewhere
to prep for court.

What?

So, you just thought you'd
come all the way out here?

My head's just been all over
the place since Belinda died.

What are you doing here?

You didn't like coming
here when we were together?

Well, it's hard
living with my mum.

I needed a break, we both did.

Okay, well, I'll leave.
I'll go get a hotel.

Where are you gonna go,
the Premier Inn?

Yeah, well, their pillows are
actually really comfortable,
so maybe I will.

Ingrid, stop.

You're here now, just, just
pick one of the spare rooms.

See you in the morning.

We shouldn't be speaking.

I had a visit from my
friend Nash, this morning.

Good.

How are we gonna
find out

who tried to run you
over, last night?

You could have been killed.

Detective Sergeant Nash is
handling the investigation.

If you're so
confident about that

you wouldn't have
vanished to Wales.

Are you here?

If you needed
somewhere to stay,

you should have just asked me.

I have empty properties,
you know this.

I think you've helped me enough.

You need to question
everyone around you,

including Mark.

Mark has nothing to
do with any of this.

Maybe, but don't you
think the timing of his return

is a bit strange?

You know, he's a good liar.

Just ask Flora Pole's parents.

Look, just don't assume
you're safe there with him.

Do you have any idea
why Flora Pole was in your house

on the night of the fire?

- No.
- Why did she have a key?

Er, she would have to let
herself in from time to time.
She was my PA.

Mr. Orpen, we're happy to
continue this conversation

with you down at the station.

Well, he's fine because this
is just a witness statement.

Correct?

I want Ingrid here.

Mr. Orpen, can you
confirm whether or not

you had a sexual
relationship with Flora Pole?

We had slept together, yes.

I am sorry, I'm so sorry--

Stop it, stop
saying you're sorry.

I hear people saying
they're sorry all day long

and it doesn't mean anything.
It's meaningless.

I genuinely mean it,
I genuinely mean that I'm sorry.

You had just been so preoccupied

with everything
that had happened,

been happening
with John Webster.

Yeah, yeah, I was
having a great time

being harassed, wasn't I?

Don't do that.

You know I didn't
mean it like that.

I don't know what Flora
was doing in our bed.

She was 23.

She was 23, right?

And you were her boss and
she was in awe of you.

And you had had sex previously.

So, I think we
probably can conjecture

what might have brought
her to our bedroom.

I didn't invite her.

I have a question about Flora.

Do you blame me for her death?

What?
No, why would I?

Because if I hadn't
opened the door

then the fire wouldn't have
had enough oxygen to kill her.

It would've been different.

Ingrid, you can't
think like that.

I do.

You're telling me you don't?

It was an accident.

She brought the candles,
she got drunk, she fell asleep.

It's neither of our faults.

It still doesn't make total
sense though, does it?

I always felt like we
were missing something.

It's in the past.

I'm trying really
hard to keep it there.

I think you should too.

You know what?

I've got marshmallows.

They're in the car,
I'm gonna go and get them.

Okay.

Ingrid!

What's going on?

I just got a phone call from
a Detective Sergeant Nash.

Why was he calling you?

He said you were
in a car accident

and that someone
tried to run you over.

Did he ask you where
you were last night?

He seemed pretty concerned
about you being threatened.

Is it him?

Is it Webster?

Have you told the
police about him?

Yeah, I've told them everything.

You should have
reported him, last year,

- like I told you to.
- Yes, I know.

You made your feelings very
clear about it last time.

Well, I was right, wasn't I?

And now he's back just
like I said he would be--

Okay, I don't need you
lecturing me, Mark.

I'm just worried
about you, Ingrid.

It's not your job to
worry about me anymore.

You resigned from that position
when you fucked your PA.

He's dangerous, Ingrid.

What's wrong with you?

He's a psychopath!

The fire, was it you?

Are you being serious, Ingrid?

What are you doing here?

Checking in on you.

How you doing?

Is there an update?

Yeah.

We have identified a
witness who saw the car

try to run into you.

And we know the car was rented.

Okay, by who?

Under a false name.

We've got some leads.

We need to get you in
for an E-FIT session.

I told you, I didn't get a
good enough look at them.

But we need all the
information we can get.

I have given you as much
information as I can.

I have collated everything.

I have logged every incident.

Did you talk to DI Winstanley?

We are sharing information.

Listen, I'm doing
everything that I can.

Why did you call
Mark last night?

Just being thorough.

And what have you found
out about Webster?

That everything
he says stands up.

That there's no forensics
linking him to the break-in.

And he technically saved
you from the car attack.

So do you think he's
involved or not?

I think you need
to follow my advice

and stay away from Webster.

You didn't answer my question.

Where is Webster living?

Where is he working?

What has he been up to
these past few days?

Did he follow me to Wales?

I would feel a lot safer
knowing those facts.

There's no legal justification

to be surveilling Webster at
this stage, as you must know.

There we go.

And that's why I have no
faith in this process.

Believe me, I want to
be able to do more,

but my job's got rules.

Okay, well, I have
to go do my job now.

Do you have two minutes?

Yeah, I was just about to
come and see you actually.

Hi.

We've had several calls

about your last-minute
absences this week.

Thomas had to do a
lot of reassuring.

Well, there have been
extenuating circumstances.

I'm aware of that,
but I'm concerned about you.

Me?

Angus, I think you've got
enough to worry about.

This is difficult, Ingrid,
but as Head of Chambers,

I need to remind you of your
professional obligations.

You can't just
disappear to Wales.

How do you know where I went?

We know about what's
been going on,

the attempted hit-and-run,

and now the police have been
in touch asking questions.

And are there any
updates on Belinda?

Perhaps you should just take
the pressure off yourself.

Take some time.

I understand what you're saying,

and I will make sure

it doesn't affect my
work going forward.

I really will.

I'd rather be here than at home.

Okay.

Thank you.

I should get on with this.

Yep.

Look, I'm sorry I
told him, all right?

They were worried about you.

Can you cancel all my
meetings again today?

I need your help with something.

I need to find the legal
owner of a property.

It's probably under
a business name.

It's for a case.

Can could you do a title
search for me, please?

Thank you.

Ingrid, I've found it.

Took me a while.

Holding company's called
Circle Portfolios.

Thanks, Tom.

Please take
care whilst on the station.

Please mind the gap
between the train

and the platform.

This train is...

Are you looking to buy?

I am flattered,
of course,

but you don't need to spy on me.

What were you doing
in my old house?

You've
obviously got questions.

Yeah, what were you
doing in my house?

Are you buying it?

I've been trying to help you.

I'm still waiting for an answer.

Daniel Pole. Flora's dad.

What about him?

I followed you to the
house on the open day.

You didn't see that
Daniel Pole was there.

I watched him grilling
the estate agent.

I couldn't hear everything he
was saying, but he was angry.

So I contacted the agent,

said I was interested
in buying the property,

buttered her up,
and I had a viewing.

And she told me
what Pole wanted.

You.

He wanted them to
tell him your address,

how much money you were
making from the sale,

how outrageous it was
that you got to make money

from his daughter's death.

He told the estate agent that
it wasn't just an accident.

Daniel Pole blames
you for Flora's death.

When did Belinda die?

It was the 3rd of October.

Same as Flora's birthday.

I mean, it could be just
a coincidence, right?

When you
approached the bedroom,

who did you believe was inside?

I thought Mark was.

Can you clarify what happened

when you opened
the bedroom door?

The flames got bigger.

I had no idea that
me opening the door

would make the flames worse.

Did the candles
that Flora lit belong to you?

No.

She must have brought them.

I think she came uninvited

in the hope of having
sex with my fiancé.

Ms. Lewis, may I remind you,

we are here at this inquest

to establish facts,
not conjecture.

The fact is that she
shouldn't have been there

in the first place.

Why can't you let our
daughter rest in peace?

Haven't you done enough?

- You killed her.
- Quiet, please!

I don't want you here.

I just want to talk.

- No, thank you.
- Please.

I need to check on my wife.
Wait here.

I wondered if you'd
ever have the decency

to come and see us.

Can't believe it's been a year.

The longest
of our lives.

Did you do anything
on Flora's birthday?

We went to her
favourite restaurant

with some of her friends.

First time we'd been
out since it happened.

My wife's not exactly
mobile anymore.

Was Flora your only child?

Yes. We struggled to have her.

Our miracle baby.

I'm truly sorry for
what happened to Flora.

I wish I hadn't rushed in there,

but it was an accident,

just like the coroner concluded.

I really didn't come here
to bring you any more pain.

Why did you come then?

You've had a whole year.

Because if I was
in your position,

I'd want someone
to blame for it.

The only thing we know is that

if our daughter hadn't
worked for Mark,

she'd still be here.

Will you tell him to
stop sending cards?

What cards?

We don't want
anything from him.

Can I take these, please?

- Oh, please.
- Thank you.

I'll see you out.

Thank you for talking to me.

If there's anyone
I blame, it's Mark.

He's the only reason my
daughter was there that night

and then he lied about it.

Mark made mistakes,
but he did own up to them.

He told the coroner
he had no idea

why Flora went there that night.

- He didn't.
- She was living with us.

We were there when she left.

She got a message from Mark.

She told us she was
gonna see her boss.

The police checked both
of our phones and Flora's

and there was nothing
from that night.

I believe my daughter.

She wasn't delusional.

I didn't invite her, Ingrid.

I didn't invite her.

You shouldn't
have gone to their house.

It's in the past.

Am I an awful person?

You need to stop running
your own investigation.

You always say police
aren't lawyers.

Lawyers aren't police

Sorry.

DS Nash, your prayers
have been answered.

Hello?

Yeah, absolutely.

I can come in first
thing tomorrow morning.

Okay, thanks.

There's been an update.

So what's happened?

Detective Sergeant Nash
has shared everything

that you put together

and we have spoken to
Mr. Gregory Wilson,

an eyewitness to the incident
involving Belinda Gray.

It wasn't an accident.

I was right, wasn't I?

New evidence has come to light

that suggests Belinda
might have been followed

the day she died.

What evidence?

CCTV of her arrival at the
karaoke bar where she met you.

Someone appears to have
been tracking her movements.

So whoever's doing this,
they wanted Belinda.

They didn't mistake her for me.

There's no image of the face.

They're clever enough
to steer clear.

And it doesn't
look like Webster.

Different height, gait.

If someone is targeting
both you and Belinda,

potentially your work
is the common factor.

Did you work on cases together?

Yeah, I was her pupil.

She led me on several cases.

Right, we're gonna need
details of those to review.

DS Nash has
discussed your safety

and measures to take, I believe.

And I strongly recommend
you don't disappear

on us again anytime soon.

Tom.

When did Belinda get this?

That's some sort of thank you

- from a client.
- When?

About a week before
she died, why?

Did anyone else in
Chambers get one?

Not as far as I know.

I need you to email everyone
to see if they received it.

And I need you to send
me the documentation

from all the cases Belinda
and I worked on together.

I'm working on that
for the police.

No, I need it right now.
Okay?

- DI Winstanley.
- Hi, it's Ingrid Lewis.

I just found something
in Belinda's office.

It's a postcard.

It is exactly the
same as the one

that was given to
me at her memorial.

- Okay.
- With the umbrella.

Hand it over.
We'll get to it.

No, no, this is urgent.

We need to find out if anyone
else has got one of these.

It's a message.
I know it is.

This is an investigation

and the postcard
could be evidence.

We need to follow process.

Hi, I'm just wondering

if you've had any gifts
sent to your home address?

Okay, thanks for your time. Bye.

Hi, I'm just wondering if
you've had a thank you note

or postcard sent
your home address.

I'm just trying to
figure out who sent it.

Thank you for your time.

It's a distinctive
red and blue card.

No? Doesn't ring any bells?

Okay, thank you.

Rock back.
Come back in with the right.

Take the vision.

Again.

Sorry, one second.

Who is this?

Hi, Ingrid,
it's Peter Stuart.

Peter, thank you
for calling me back.

I realise it was
an unusual message.

Indeed, but
as it would happen,

my wife tells me I
did receive a postcard

like that last week.

Did it have anything
written on it?

I'm not sure.

Helen opens my post.

Why are you interested
in the card?

Have the police been in touch?

No. Why?

Do you mind if I come over?
I can explain better in person.

Well, I'm at
home this afternoon

if you'd like to pop by.

Okay, great.
I will see you soon.

Uxbridge Close,
Richmond, please.

Hello?

Judge Stuart? It's Ingrid.

Peter?

♪ And I ♪

♪ I don't wanna see ♪

♪ What they'll do to you ♪

♪ And I leave behind ♪

♪ When they're calling
for me or for you ♪

♪ It's time ♪