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What've we got?

That hibiscus in Katie's hair,
they put that in cocktails.

I've got your blood on her,
and I've got motive.

You've got nothing.

So how come you've never
mentioned a brother before?

If you know something about
Katie, you tell me!

-You're hurting me.
-Tell me!

Hygiss have upped their offer.

We need to sell.
We're in trouble.

We're done. Evens.

-Evens?
-Aye.

Jack?

Security guard who found her
didn't see her hanging around.

Said the car park interior
was last checked
around 7:30 p.m.

She fell from level 3.

Jumped or pushed?

Helen found some nail varnish
marks on the underside
of the handrail,

and some scuff marks
from her boots.

Suicide's a clear possibility,
but there's no way
of telling right now,

not from the body.
We've got multiple injuries...

Most likely caused by
the steel girders that
she hit on the way down.

So, because of the damage,
you can't tell me whether
she was attacked or not.

Is that what
you're telling me?

Let's... Just get her
back to the Lyell.

I need to know where
you were last night,
before you came here.

You need to know?

My step-daughter's
out there dead somewhere
and you want to question me?

I was driving, okay?
I was looking for her.

-Because...
-Because she was upset.

-And did you find her?
-What are you getting at,
Jack? Hmm?

Why don't you just
come out and say it?

So, did Hannah know something?

Did she tell you?

-No.
-Okay.

Let's go back to
before she went out.

She was here, was she?

And how did she seem?
Was she okay?

Was she nervous or frightened?

It was Ryan.

He was upstairs with her.

Then something happened
and she ran.

Did he go after her?

These look fresh.

You can see, look,
brakes hard here,

and vehicle comes
to a halt over there.

Any evidence of a scuffle?

No, not yet,
but it's an evolving scene.

And I think we've got
a narrative emerging,

which means Hannah
wasn't here alone.

Excuse me for a second.

Hello.

-Have you asked Ryan
about his alibi?
-Yeah.

-Has he got an explanation?
-No.

You can't talk?

-No.
-Was he with you
all of yesterday evening?

Again, no.

Then we've got a problem.

Helen thinks this could be
a second murder.

She's found fresh tyre tracks
at the scene

and Ryan's alibi for Katie
doesn't hold up any more.

So what if you've been wrong
and he is involved?

We should have gone to Carter.

Maybe at the weekend,
we can all go together.

What time are you going to be
home from work tonight?

-Can she go to Jenny's
so that we can talk?
-About what?

-Shh.
-I don't want you
anywhere near her.

Come on, darling,
let's go to school.

Mark Janssen has sent through
a new, improved offer
for 51% of the entire company.

He wants you to
stay on as CEO.

-And you want to take it?
-Things have changed, Christy.

Why? Because once again
you've been led by your dick.

Tell him no.

CT is showing extensive damage
to the head and torso.

Pelvis, numerous fractured
ribs and a fracture
to the skull.

No peteccial haemorrhaging.

Correction.

One peteccial haemorrhage
in the lower left eyelid.

These could be finger marks.

-Maybe she was restrained.
-Possibly.

THOMAS: Look here.

-Ligature?
-One way to find out.

Okay.
Got a laryngeal fracture.

Hyoid bone, likewise.

Haemorrhaging on the
vocal folds, too.

Strangulation.

There are marks on her arms
where she may have been held

and what we now think
are rope marks on her neck.

-Any sexual assault?
-Again, this wasn't
sexually motivated.

I found no trace of foreign
DNA on her body or clothes.

-Have we got a time of death?
-From the core body
temperature and state

of rigor mortis, we estimate
a post-mortem interval of
seven to nine hours.

So, with the security guard
finding her just after
4:30 a.m.,

we're looking at between
7:30 - 9:30 the previous
evening for the murder.

A possible sequence of events
is he lures her into his car,

she panics, she gets out,
legs it,

he skids to a halt,
gets out and gives chase.

She struggles and
he strangles her

and dumps her body
over the railings.

-CLARISSA: Carter, your office
been in touch?
-About?

They've just e-mailed
some footage over.

Apparently, this is Ryan
Kelvin. Blue Ford
yesterday evening.

And again, at irregular
intervals over the
next half hour.

-What's he doing?
-He's looking for Hannah.

Ryan doesn't fit.
Not if the murders
are related.

He's got an alibi for Katie.

What?

Nikki?

There is no alibi.
Not any more.

I got a call from Hannah
yesterday around 6:00 p.m.,

said she'd got
some information.

-Where he was meeting Katie.
-"He" being?

She didn't say. Just wanted to
meet me outside
Java nightclub at 7:00.

She didn't turn up.

After your call, she and Ryan
had words about
something or other.

She ran, he went after her.

You didn't know that, did you?

There's a lot you don't know,

but it doesn't stop you
filtering evidence.

What time did Ryan turn up to
your place last night?

Before 9:00.
About a quarter to.

So, let me get this straight,
essentially you've all
sat on information.

Jack was going to ask
Helen to re-run the tests.

No, it's not down to her
or Clarissa or Nikki.
I take full responsibility.

There is going to be massive
fallout if Ryan is guilty,
you do realise that?

-CARTER: Where is he now?
-He was at mine.

Well, I can check his clothes
for signs of a scuffle
with Hannah.

His clothes have been washed.

Get an ambulance.

-I need people around me
I can trust.
-And that's not me?

Would you have come forward
if Nikki hadn't spoken out?

-Yeah.
-Don't lie to me!

At least do me that courtesy.

You're lucky Carter got to
Ryan when he did.

-So what do you want me to do?
-You've turned us all into
little clandestine units.

We've ceased to be
a functioning team.

Look, nothing's been
proven with Ryan.

We don't know
anything for sure...

What I do know for sure
is that I need people here
who aren't ruled by their own

personal business to the
detriment of everything else.
And everyone else!

-And that's not you, is it?
-Clearly not.

Well, at least you have an
obvious alternative,
don't you? And...

-I hear she's very good, so...
-I don't want you
here right now.

-Clear? Are you getting
me this time?
-Mmm-hmm.

What did Thomas say?

That I'm on my way out.

I can't just walk away
from him, Nikki.

And the Lyell?
What you've worked for?

The only reason he's in the
frame is because it fits with
Carter's sex-crimes agenda.

Not any more.

And for once, you're not being
led by the evidence, Jack.

-What?
-What is it, has Ryan got
some kind of hold over you?

Because I just don't see how
you can be so pig-headed!

Not you too, Nikki,
for God's sake!

Well, what exactly have you
achieved, huh? A death that
maybe could've been avoided.

-We still don't know that
for sure.
-No, but if you carry on

like this, you are going to
wreck everything that
you have worked for!

Nikki! He's not guilty!

Oh, for...

It's kind of like
a confession,

isn't it, you doing
that to yourself?

Anyway, here we are.

No Jack. No Lizzie.

They're gone,
they've given up on you.

So it's just us.

Talk to me.

Nothing on his body
or his clothes?

No, he's clean.

-His car?
-No trace of Hannah.

And the tyre-tread marks at
the car park crime scene
don't match either.

Great!

Two years in Child Protection,
dealing with paedophiles
and pornography

until you couldn't
hack it any more.

Your first case back,
what do you get?
A 15-year-old.

-Can't be easy.
-So I'm still obsessed
with sex crimes

and I'm useless at my job,
is that what you're saying?

No, I suppose I just wanted
to apologise for making
the job even harder.

Accepted.

Oh, Ryan Kelvin's file
for the GBH,

-is there any chance
of taking a look at it?
-Why?

There might be something in
his medical examination notes
that relates to the killings.

-Can I help?
-Hello.

Jack Hodgson, Lyell Centre.

-Ben Morgan.
-Christy Nash.

And, uh, you're here
in connection with...

The murders of Katie Bowman
and Hannah Kennedy.

It's your brother who's a
suspect, isn't it, Mr Hodgson?

-Our solicitor keeps us
abreast of developments.
-Uh-huh.

-So now I'm wondering, is this
an official visit or...
-No, purely personal.

-Just doing what the
police seem reluctant to.
-BEN: Which is?

Investigating the only other
suspect in this case.

This is private property.

Or better still,
I could put in a call
to DI Carter.

Or shall we simply say
you're done?

Hannah Kennedy, is she
the girl who was here
yesterday evening?

What in God's name
is going on?

CHRISTY: She accused
me of being
involved in Katie's death.

-And are you?
-I can't believe
you would ask me that!

You slept with a child,
Christy. I'm beginning to
wonder who the hell you are.

Janssen's deal is
still on the table.
We sell.

JACK: Where'd you get that?

Kevin Longton.
You remember him?

Something's been
niggling at me...

And now I know what it is.

That time you gave evidence
against Ryan,

this time you're putting your
career on the line for him.

It doesn't quite add up.

With the GBH, nobody had died
so there was no pathologist,

but from the medical records,

Longton's attacker broke
his jaw with a punch

to the left side of the face.

Left-sided injury suggests
right-hand attack.

Ryan's left-handed.

-Ryan didn't throw
that punch, did he?
-No. I did.

Argh!

So how come Longton
didn't report you?

He was looking down,
didn't see me coming.

It was Ryan's fight, and he
insisted on taking the blame.

He never mentioned
my part in it.

-That's your guilt.
-That's my guilt.

So what do I do?

I get it now,

why you've not been
seeing things the way
you normally do.

How do I normally see things?

You don't follow your heart,
Jack. You follow
the evidence.

-Can we get him out of here?
-Just wait a second.

Hannah told me Katie was
sleeping with someone and
she thought she knew where.

And so do I.

Now, I can just walk, or...

You can give me five minutes.

If I'm wrong,
you've lost nothing.

I've been back over all the
footage from the nightclub.

Pretty much every night
Katie was there, she left the
place around 10:00 p.m.

She exits and walks
west out of shot.

She then returns
about an hour later.

That's the pattern.

She leaves for an hour
and then back she comes.

So we know she likes
to get some air.

This is the night
she was killed.

Again, she leaves the place
around 10:00, heads west.

Now here's where
it gets interesting.

Every time she leaves,
Christy Nash does too,

about 10 minutes after,
in the same direction.

And every time she comes back,
so does he,

either a little before
or a little after.

With one exception.

The night she died.

-Where'd she go each time?
-A hotel 50 yards
along the street.

No gold star for
guessing who with, then.

Nothing of any use
forensically,

room's been occupied
by other guests since.

-We sure she went in there?
-Her name's in the register.

She paid up in cash,
checked out at 10 to 11:00.

So she was picked up
after that between here
and the club?

-Where was Ryan Kelvin then?
-It's in the records.

His girlfriend said he was
working behind the bar.

Pretty solid alibi with a pub
full of half-cut regulars
to prop it up.

You can go.

So, what brought about
the change of heart?

Well, sometimes you just have
to seize the moment.

It was too good
an offer to refuse.

One condition.

I don't want the
position of CEO,

not if I don't have
the controlling stake.

-Because?
-Christy wants to spend
more time with his family.

No. No, I don't want to
become your puppet.

Admirably direct for a Brit.

If you're not interested
in CEO, that's fine.

I imagine you'll have had
your people look
everything over.

BEN: Sure.

JANSSEN: Shall we?

Excuse me.

Hi.

You used to work for a guy
called Mark Janssen, Tracksure
Securities, didn't you?

-Why?
-Guess where he's popped up?

See you at mine. Right away.

This is it here, thanks.

Will you wait for me, please?

Why would I hurt anyone?

-What reason?
-'Cause if it came
out about Katie,

it'd be your career over.

More than that, it'd be the
end of your deal with Hygiss.

-And a motive for
Hannah's death?
-Because of what she knew.

-Do you have any
evidence of that?
-I know you slept with Katie.

Did you know she was underage?

She said she was 18,
and she looked 18.

-So, what, you're turning this
around like you're the victim?
-No!

-No. God, no!
-You like 'em young?

-Teenagers? Younger?

It wasn't sex.

-It was a connection.
-Emotional connection?

It's not wrong to
fall in love, Christy.

Did you fall in love with her?

Yes.

In a way.

-Ignorantly and
inappropriately.
-And you slept with her?

Be careful how
you answer that.

Ashamed of how you feel?

Yes, I slept with her.

Okay. Did you kill her?

DI Carter, please.
It's Jack Hodgson.

Okay, can you get him to
call me back please
right away on this number?

Thank you.

-Where is he?
-In here.

Any news?

You want to get to the
hospital, SOCOs can handle
the preliminaries.

Oh, thanks, but I'm not part
of the Lyell. Well, not in
that way, anyway.

I'm of more use here.

-Any thoughts?
-No.

With all due respect, I think
it's time to crawl out
of the tunnel.

There's clearly no sexual
motivation in this case.

Okay, so, uh,
this is the impact site.

Close enough. We've got some
paint flecks from the vehicle.

And as you can see,
blood on the ground.

-Someone dragged him here?
-I think maybe he
put up a struggle.

You see there where the
undergrowth's been flattened?

Okay, he's stable.
Still unconscious
and ventilated.

-Damage?
-Fractured tibia
and clavicle,

his lung function's
compromised at present.

But the main concern
is the head injury,

possible hypoxic brain damage,
haematoma.

We're going to watch and wait.

Hopefully, he'll stabilise
further. Then theatre.

An operation's not going to be
good for forensics, is it?
Or pathology.

There is no pathology,
mercifully.

There is no body.

There is, actually.

You understand the
limits of this?

The last thing we want to do
is compromise him.

We're just want to get
what we can, while we can.

Extensive contusions
to the face and neck.

Likewise to the entire torso.

From X-ray,
fractured right clavicle,
fractured right tibia.

Mud and soil covering
the face and head,

possibly from where
he was found.

Not possible to see
from this examination

which injuries were caused
by the impact

and which by any
subsequent maltreatment.

Some bleeding from the
knuckles on his right hand.

And marks to his neck,
consistent with a ligature
being applied.

Brief examination
to his mouth.

Get me some tweezers?

-What's this?
-To gag him?

It'd take more than that.
He's bitten it off
deliberately?

Ring theatre!
Tell them we're on our way.

Let's go. Nikki!

-Did you talk to Helen?
-About?

-Staying.
-Oh.

And now?

Now I feel disloyal.

You go way back, right?

Yeah, university.

We shared a house together.

-Were you...
-No, just friends.

Thomas?

It's Julia.

She...

Julia left me just before I
started at the Lyell.

Took Rosey with her.

Sorry.

The fragment of cloth
is impregnated with alcohol.

Have we got the results
back on Katie yet?

-Was that alcohol on her body?
-Yes, it's positive.

So it's safe to assume the
bodies were wiped down
to get rid of DNA.

And presumably, the intention
was to do the same with Jack.

Conjecture.

Well, what isn't
is that alcohol wipes

are used in every
hospital and clinic.

Even private clinics.

Would you mind telling me
what this is about?

I have a warrant to
search these premises.

So, this is what Nikki found
in Jack's mouth.

And these are the cloths we
found in Cura Clinic's
medical waste bin.

That's a result.

Have we got any footage
from where the bins are?

No cameras there, I'm afraid.

So, this is the evening
Hannah died.

THOMAS: There she is,
6:37 p.m.

-Was she a patient too?
-Nothing on their records.

NIKKI: 18:53.

So when did Christy
leave work?

NIKKI: 19:16.

-Hannah was murdered when?
-7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

He's bang on schedule.

20 past 8:00.
What's he doing back?

Over an hour unaccounted for.

NIKKI: He's sleeping there.

CARTER: That's it for
the night.

Hang on.

Before the car park
security guard found Hannah,

he last checked the place
at 7:30, didn't he?

-Yeah.
-When did his patrol end?

-It took him 30 minutes,
8 p.m.
-He saw nothing suspicious

-and we know that she
was killed there.
-What are you getting at?

It narrows the murder window
down to between 8:00 and 9:30.

Christy got back to
Cura at 8:21.

It's over five miles
from the car park.

So, could he really
have killed Hannah

and driven back to the
clinic in 21 minutes?

So are we done?

For now.

Look, if I'd known...

I wouldn't have gone
anywhere near her.

We'll see how that plays
in court, yeah?

All right?

-There you go.
-Thanks.

-So what have we got?
-Footage from Cura
late last night.

-Ben Morgan!
Christy's partner.
-Well, what's he doing there?

It's more where's he been,
and where's he going?

Look.

He's carrying
the medical wipes.

They let me go.

Cleared me.

Of everything?

Not everything, no.

-So?
-Janssen's pulled out
of the deal.

I can't stand to see
everything we've built gone.

For this.

-Ben, I'm sorry. If I could
turn the clock back, I would.
-No, you wouldn't, Christy.

You didn't do anything
when you had the chance.

You must've known
she was too young.

You tell that to the police
if you want, right,

but don't stand there
and lie to me!

Not after what
I've done for you.

Well, what exactly
have you done for me, Ben?

Ben!

When did you first know
about me and Katie?

Did you know before
I told you? Ben?

Ben, talk to me, because
what's going through my head
right now is terrifying.

I've done nothing.

Tell me.

You sure you want to know?

-I got a phone call.
-From?

Katie. She had...

Intimate footage
of you and her.

So I offered her money for the
phone that she'd taken it on.

And she refused.

And what happened after that
was unintentional.

And Hannah and Jack Hodgson?

They were putting it together.

This isn't me.
I don't recognise this person.

It just got away from me,
and...

I was just trying to protect
us and make things right.

Hey.

Hi.

How you feeling?

THOMAS: Clarissa sends
her love.

Her love? Clarissa?

Brain's functioning
okay, then?

We got him.

Yeah, I heard.

Hey, um...

THOMAS: Come on in.

NIKKI: We'll go and
have a coffee.
RYAN: Are you sure?

NIKKI: Absolutely.
We'll just wait outside?

Thanks.

How are you doing?

You want me to, um...

How did you persuade Katie
to sleep with him?

I don't want to talk about it.

Me and Lizzie are going to
make a new start. It's over.

Not yet, it isn't.

So, Katie makes the sex tape

and you force her
to make the call to Ben.

From the car, the morning
Hannah saw you, correct?

Piecing it together?

Well, I've got a lot of
time to think about it.

So, Ben reckons, if it gets
made public, they're ruined.

Meantime, your old pal Mark
Janssen from Hygiss

been sniffin' round
the business,

and now he can make them
an offer they can't refuse.

Something like that...

The night Katie died,
you slipped out of the pub
to see Janssen, didn't you?

Give you that wad of cash
for being a good boy, did he?

It was a way back. A chance
to work for Janssen again...

No more being a kept man?

Brave of you to come in here.

Would've suited you better
if I'd croaked, wouldn't it?

What are you going to do?

What would you do?

Nothing.
There's been enough damage.

And there's Lizzie
now to think about.

-She needs me.
-Emotional blackmail
now, is it?

Just think about that, okay?

-Hi.
-Hi.

Are you okay?
You need some help?

-You got any money?
-Yup.

How much is it, please?
There you go, keep the change,
thanks.

Thank you. Did you get the
stuff from my drawer?

Yeah. Money's in my bag.
How you feeling?

What you up to?

What's it look like?

You've already got a
good team here.

Ah. Right.

Which is what you were
just about to tell me, Thomas.

Not a nice speech
to have to make.

But, just so you know,
I would have taken
the job like a shot.

But, whatever, it's got me
back where I belong,
and, um, I'm grateful.

Well, it's been a pleasure,
as always.

-Maybe we'll do it
again one day.
-Yeah.

We should catch up, you know,
properly, away from all this.

That'd be great.

Great.

-See you.
-See you.

JACK: This is what
Ben was after.

Where'd you get this?

Ryan had it.

He, uh... He used Katie to
blackmail Ben and Christy.

You made the right call, Jack.

Ryan?

It's okay, love.
Go back to sleep.

Let's go.