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1 | 00:00:16,780 | 00:00:19,540 | Come on, Ferdy, get a wriggle on! | Come on, Ferdy, get a wriggle on! |
2 | 00:00:19,590 | 00:00:22,620 | OK, that is three caprese salads and one ginger scallops. | OK, that is three caprese salads and one ginger scallops. |
3 | 00:00:22,670 | 00:00:23,680 | Yes, Chef. | Yes, Chef. |
4 | 00:00:23,730 | 00:00:25,640 | Amy, let me look at those. | Amy, let me look at those. |
5 | 00:00:25,690 | 00:00:27,520 | Service! | Service! |
6 | 00:00:27,570 | 00:00:30,690 | - Table Five says the lamb's underdone. - Tell them they're wrong. | - Table Five says the lamb's underdone. - Tell them they're wrong. |
7 | 00:00:30,740 | 00:00:32,560 | Ready to go! | Ready to go! |
8 | 00:00:32,610 | 00:00:34,610 | That's for you, madam. | That's for you, madam. |
9 | 00:00:36,670 | 00:00:38,630 | And also for you, sir. | And also for you, sir. |
10 | 00:00:38,680 | 00:00:39,740 | Lovely, thanks. | Lovely, thanks. |
11 | 00:00:40,680 | 00:00:42,640 | Excuse me, sir. | Excuse me, sir. |
12 | 00:00:42,690 | 00:00:43,780 | Sir? | Sir? |
13 | 00:00:45,710 | 00:00:47,670 | Where is my ravioli? | Where is my ravioli? |
14 | 00:00:47,720 | 00:00:50,730 | Roast duck and pomegranate salads coming up. | Roast duck and pomegranate salads coming up. |
15 | 00:01:09,750 | 00:01:11,750 | Amy, your father's here. | Amy, your father's here. |
16 | 00:01:13,240 | 00:01:15,470 | - Go and find out what he wants. - Nope, too busy. | - Go and find out what he wants. - Nope, too busy. |
17 | 00:01:15,730 | 00:01:17,620 | Check on, Chef. | Check on, Chef. |
18 | 00:01:17,670 | 00:01:22,530 | OK. Three classic cocktails, one herb chicken and a venison. | OK. Three classic cocktails, one herb chicken and a venison. |
19 | 00:01:22,580 | 00:01:23,650 | Yes, Chef. | Yes, Chef. |
20 | 00:01:27,760 | 00:01:31,550 | Good evening, Martin. This is an unexpected pleasure. | Good evening, Martin. This is an unexpected pleasure. |
21 | 00:01:31,600 | 00:01:33,234 | I'm afraid this table is reserved, | I'm afraid this table is reserved, |
22 | 00:01:33,235 | 00:01:35,256 | but I'll get another one set up for you right away. | but I'll get another one set up for you right away. |
23 | 00:01:35,340 | 00:01:36,920 | I thought I'd look in and see how you're doing. | I thought I'd look in and see how you're doing. |
24 | 00:01:38,051 | 00:01:39,378 | Very nicely, it seems. | Very nicely, it seems. |
25 | 00:01:39,570 | 00:01:40,800 | Have you decided what you'd like to eat? | Have you decided what you'd like to eat? |
26 | 00:01:42,560 | 00:01:44,710 | I have a hankering for truffles. | I have a hankering for truffles. |
27 | 00:01:47,560 | 00:01:49,570 | I'm afraid we don't have truffles on the menu. | I'm afraid we don't have truffles on the menu. |
28 | 00:01:49,620 | 00:01:50,720 | Really? | Really? |
29 | 00:01:50,770 | 00:01:52,660 | I'm surprised. | I'm surprised. |
30 | 00:01:52,710 | 00:01:54,770 | Olly here has a nose for them, you know. | Olly here has a nose for them, you know. |
31 | 00:01:55,800 | 00:01:57,980 | Well, if you've no truffles, I'll be off. | Well, if you've no truffles, I'll be off. |
32 | 00:01:57,981 | 00:02:00,010 | Don't really fancy anything else. | Don't really fancy anything else. |
33 | 00:02:03,730 | 00:02:05,730 | This is for you. | This is for you. |
34 | 00:02:06,850 | 00:02:09,650 | - What is it? - Business matter. | - What is it? - Business matter. |
35 | 00:02:10,650 | 00:02:12,730 | It'll come as a bit of a shock, I'm afraid. | It'll come as a bit of a shock, I'm afraid. |
36 | 00:02:15,710 | 00:02:17,670 | Come on, Olly. Come on. Good boy. | Come on, Olly. Come on. Good boy. |
37 | 00:02:17,720 | 00:02:19,580 | Good boy. Come on. | Good boy. Come on. |
38 | 00:04:27,710 | 00:04:28,690 | Nick. | Nick. |
39 | 00:04:28,740 | 00:04:31,530 | Leave those and get up here. | Leave those and get up here. |
40 | 00:04:31,580 | 00:04:32,640 | Morels! | Morels! |
41 | 00:04:32,690 | 00:04:35,690 | - Isn't that Martin Strickland's land? - So? | - Isn't that Martin Strickland's land? - So? |
42 | 00:04:35,740 | 00:04:37,790 | Don't be such a wimp and come help me. | Don't be such a wimp and come help me. |
43 | 00:04:45,770 | 00:04:47,550 | Darling? | Darling? |
44 | 00:04:47,600 | 00:04:48,670 | Mm? | Mm? |
45 | 00:04:48,720 | 00:04:50,740 | Could you pass me that cushion? | Could you pass me that cushion? |
46 | 00:04:50,790 | 00:04:52,620 | Mm. | Mm. |
47 | 00:04:54,590 | 00:04:56,550 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
48 | 00:04:56,600 | 00:04:57,800 | And the footstool. | And the footstool. |
49 | 00:05:04,710 | 00:05:06,640 | What happened to "I'm not ill"? | What happened to "I'm not ill"? |
50 | 00:05:06,690 | 00:05:08,610 | Ah, so you were listening! | Ah, so you were listening! |
51 | 00:05:09,770 | 00:05:12,570 | Fair enough, I will try to stop fussing. | Fair enough, I will try to stop fussing. |
52 | 00:05:16,600 | 00:05:18,600 | Hey, boy, do you like your new bowl? | Hey, boy, do you like your new bowl? |
53 | 00:05:20,790 | 00:05:22,610 | Apparently not. | Apparently not. |
54 | 00:05:22,660 | 00:05:24,720 | He hardly ate anything yesterday, either. | He hardly ate anything yesterday, either. |
55 | 00:05:26,670 | 00:05:28,720 | Maybe he's ordered a takeaway. | Maybe he's ordered a takeaway. |
56 | 00:05:33,710 | 00:05:36,680 | There's a body in the woods over at Midsomer Wyvern, sir. | There's a body in the woods over at Midsomer Wyvern, sir. |
57 | 00:05:38,610 | 00:05:40,670 | Hello, Sykesy. How you doing, boy? | Hello, Sykesy. How you doing, boy? |
58 | 00:05:40,720 | 00:05:43,580 | Hello, Charlie. How is your lovely landlady? | Hello, Charlie. How is your lovely landlady? |
59 | 00:05:43,630 | 00:05:44,778 | Already at the crime scene. | Already at the crime scene. |
60 | 00:05:44,779 | 00:05:47,105 | You're up early. I thought you were on maternity leave. | You're up early. I thought you were on maternity leave. |
61 | 00:05:47,630 | 00:05:49,720 | - My first day. - You're meant to be taking it easy. | - My first day. - You're meant to be taking it easy. |
62 | 00:05:49,770 | 00:05:51,770 | Yes, darling, of course. | Yes, darling, of course. |
63 | 00:05:52,660 | 00:05:54,750 | Keep an eye on her, Sykes, and eat your breakfast. | Keep an eye on her, Sykes, and eat your breakfast. |
64 | 00:05:54,800 | 00:05:56,800 | He's off his food. | He's off his food. |
65 | 00:05:58,740 | 00:06:00,640 | See you. | See you. |
66 | 00:06:07,600 | 00:06:10,470 | Local farmer by the name of Martin Strickland. | Local farmer by the name of Martin Strickland. |
67 | 00:06:10,520 | 00:06:13,500 | A woman who lives nearby found the body tied to the tree | A woman who lives nearby found the body tied to the tree |
68 | 00:06:13,550 | 00:06:15,690 | and called it in at 6:23am. | and called it in at 6:23am. |
69 | 00:06:16,670 | 00:06:19,720 | At 7:05, there was another call, anonymous, | At 7:05, there was another call, anonymous, |
70 | 00:06:19,721 | 00:06:21,566 | from a phone box in Causton. | from a phone box in Causton. |
71 | 00:06:22,590 | 00:06:25,620 | The victim's wallet and mobile were still in his pockets. | The victim's wallet and mobile were still in his pockets. |
72 | 00:06:25,670 | 00:06:29,460 | I'll check his calls once the phone's been processed. | I'll check his calls once the phone's been processed. |
73 | 00:06:29,510 | 00:06:31,470 | Footprints, two different sets. | Footprints, two different sets. |
74 | 00:06:31,520 | 00:06:32,650 | Look quite fresh. | Look quite fresh. |
75 | 00:06:32,700 | 00:06:35,540 | See they make casts. Initial thoughts, Kate? | See they make casts. Initial thoughts, Kate? |
76 | 00:06:35,590 | 00:06:38,580 | He died some time between midnight and 2am. | He died some time between midnight and 2am. |
77 | 00:06:38,630 | 00:06:40,490 | No sign of head injury. | No sign of head injury. |
78 | 00:06:40,540 | 00:06:43,640 | I won't be able to say whether he's been shot until I get him back on the slab. | I won't be able to say whether he's been shot until I get him back on the slab. |
79 | 00:06:43,690 | 00:06:46,480 | But most of his chest and stomach are gone. | But most of his chest and stomach are gone. |
80 | 00:06:46,530 | 00:06:48,608 | Not to get too technical about it, | Not to get too technical about it, |
81 | 00:06:48,609 | 00:06:51,497 | I'd say he's been eaten by something. | I'd say he's been eaten by something. |
82 | 00:06:51,740 | 00:06:53,740 | Before or after death? | Before or after death? |
83 | 00:06:54,500 | 00:06:56,500 | Before, unfortunately. | Before, unfortunately. |
84 | 00:06:59,500 | 00:07:00,610 | Maybe a big cat? | Maybe a big cat? |
85 | 00:07:00,660 | 00:07:04,470 | There are meant to be dozens roaming wild all over the place. | There are meant to be dozens roaming wild all over the place. |
86 | 00:07:04,520 | 00:07:05,650 | Pumas, mostly. | Pumas, mostly. |
87 | 00:07:05,700 | 00:07:09,480 | Does your Book of Urban Myths also say pumas are good at tying knots? | Does your Book of Urban Myths also say pumas are good at tying knots? |
88 | 00:07:09,530 | 00:07:10,560 | This is murder. | This is murder. |
89 | 00:07:10,610 | 00:07:11,690 | Sir! | Sir! |
90 | 00:07:16,670 | 00:07:18,670 | Come on, guys, half an hour till service. | Come on, guys, half an hour till service. |
91 | 00:07:18,720 | 00:07:21,560 | - Where's my crayfish? - Five minutes, Chef. | - Where's my crayfish? - Five minutes, Chef. |
92 | 00:07:21,610 | 00:07:23,570 | Ferdy, how long for that lettuce? | Ferdy, how long for that lettuce? |
93 | 00:07:23,620 | 00:07:25,620 | You said be thorough. | You said be thorough. |
94 | 00:07:27,520 | 00:07:29,480 | Nick? It's split. | Nick? It's split. |
95 | 00:07:29,530 | 00:07:31,530 | No, it's not. | No, it's not. |
96 | 00:07:34,530 | 00:07:35,690 | Start again. | Start again. |
97 | 00:07:35,740 | 00:07:38,620 | Shall I do the rillettes, Chef, since Nick's gonna be behind? | Shall I do the rillettes, Chef, since Nick's gonna be behind? |
98 | 00:07:39,530 | 00:07:40,730 | Yes. Thank you, Amy. | Yes. Thank you, Amy. |
99 | 00:07:41,700 | 00:07:43,680 | Morning! It's your friendly local butcher, | Morning! It's your friendly local butcher, |
100 | 00:07:43,730 | 00:07:47,530 | with all the choicest cuts and juiciest gossip. | with all the choicest cuts and juiciest gossip. |
101 | 00:07:47,580 | 00:07:49,580 | Let's see what you've got. | Let's see what you've got. |
102 | 00:07:51,660 | 00:07:54,540 | Are you sure this beef's been hung for long enough? | Are you sure this beef's been hung for long enough? |
103 | 00:07:54,590 | 00:07:55,690 | I strung it up myself, 28 days ago. | I strung it up myself, 28 days ago. |
104 | 00:07:55,740 | 00:07:58,510 | It's not the Belted Galloway I asked for, though. | It's not the Belted Galloway I asked for, though. |
105 | 00:07:58,560 | 00:08:00,860 | Boss said he won't be able to get his hands on any of that | Boss said he won't be able to get his hands on any of that |
106 | 00:08:00,861 | 00:08:02,321 | until next week at the earliest. | until next week at the earliest. |
107 | 00:08:02,580 | 00:08:06,470 | If the Riverside Inn's got Galloway on the menu before that, there'll be trouble. | If the Riverside Inn's got Galloway on the menu before that, there'll be trouble. |
108 | 00:08:06,520 | 00:08:08,288 | Ruth, we wouldn't do that to our best customer. | Ruth, we wouldn't do that to our best customer. |
109 | 00:08:08,869 | 00:08:10,072 | Sign here, please. | Sign here, please. |
110 | 00:08:10,080 | 00:08:11,600 | Ferdy! | Ferdy! |
111 | 00:08:14,540 | 00:08:15,540 | Ta. | Ta. |
112 | 00:08:15,590 | 00:08:17,550 | Get this meat in the chiller. | Get this meat in the chiller. |
113 | 00:08:23,530 | 00:08:25,490 | Did she believe you about the beef? | Did she believe you about the beef? |
114 | 00:08:25,540 | 00:08:27,470 | I can't keep this up much longer, Johnny. | I can't keep this up much longer, Johnny. |
115 | 00:08:27,520 | 00:08:29,560 | Last time, I promise. Thanks, Stephanie. | Last time, I promise. Thanks, Stephanie. |
116 | 00:08:29,610 | 00:08:31,510 | You're a star. | You're a star. |
117 | 00:08:38,540 | 00:08:39,690 | Over there, I think. | Over there, I think. |
118 | 00:08:52,600 | 00:08:53,680 | Yes? | Yes? |
119 | 00:08:53,730 | 00:08:55,670 | Lizzy Thornfield? | Lizzy Thornfield? |
120 | 00:08:55,720 | 00:08:57,530 | Yes. | Yes. |
121 | 00:08:57,580 | 00:08:59,570 | May we come in? | May we come in? |
122 | 00:09:01,600 | 00:09:05,470 | What were you doing out in the woods so early this morning, Ms Thornfield? | What were you doing out in the woods so early this morning, Ms Thornfield? |
123 | 00:09:05,520 | 00:09:07,480 | Collecting firewood. | Collecting firewood. |
124 | 00:09:07,530 | 00:09:09,550 | Before anyone was around to stop you? | Before anyone was around to stop you? |
125 | 00:09:11,700 | 00:09:15,016 | You recognised Martin Strickland straightaway. | You recognised Martin Strickland straightaway. |
126 | 00:09:15,017 | 00:09:16,277 | How well did you know him? | How well did you know him? |
127 | 00:09:17,560 | 00:09:19,520 | Better than I wanted to. | Better than I wanted to. |
128 | 00:09:19,570 | 00:09:21,570 | You disliked him? Why? | You disliked him? Why? |
129 | 00:09:23,700 | 00:09:25,720 | Arrogant landowners aren't my type. | Arrogant landowners aren't my type. |
130 | 00:09:29,520 | 00:09:32,540 | Did you hear anything unusual in the woods last night? | Did you hear anything unusual in the woods last night? |
131 | 00:09:33,550 | 00:09:34,740 | There were some gunshots. | There were some gunshots. |
132 | 00:09:36,500 | 00:09:38,620 | Around midnight. I assumed it was poachers. | Around midnight. I assumed it was poachers. |
133 | 00:09:42,500 | 00:09:45,640 | Wild Oats and Ginseng. Very good for your libido. | Wild Oats and Ginseng. Very good for your libido. |
134 | 00:09:58,510 | 00:10:00,740 | Do you want me to come with you to see Mrs Strickland? | Do you want me to come with you to see Mrs Strickland? |
135 | 00:10:01,500 | 00:10:05,460 | You stay here until Forensics are ready to release the victim's phone. | You stay here until Forensics are ready to release the victim's phone. |
136 | 00:10:05,510 | 00:10:07,680 | I guess it only takes one of us to break bad news. | I guess it only takes one of us to break bad news. |
137 | 00:10:10,700 | 00:10:12,700 | Look what's just arrived. | Look what's just arrived. |
138 | 00:10:13,650 | 00:10:15,650 | Wild Harvest. Huh? | Wild Harvest. Huh? |
139 | 00:10:16,620 | 00:10:20,510 | "This year's must-have book from one of Britain's most exciting chefs. | "This year's must-have book from one of Britain's most exciting chefs. |
140 | 00:10:20,560 | 00:10:22,550 | Destined to become an instant classic." | Destined to become an instant classic." |
141 | 00:10:22,600 | 00:10:24,600 | Let me take a look. | Let me take a look. |
142 | 00:10:24,740 | 00:10:27,460 | I'm still not sure about the cover. | I'm still not sure about the cover. |
143 | 00:10:27,510 | 00:10:28,680 | It's fabulous, hello, bestseller list. | It's fabulous, hello, bestseller list. |
144 | 00:10:28,730 | 00:10:30,570 | It looks amazing. | It looks amazing. |
145 | 00:10:31,550 | 00:10:32,550 | Cool. | Cool. |
146 | 00:10:32,600 | 00:10:34,740 | - I'm sure the author will be happy to sign them. - Later. | - I'm sure the author will be happy to sign them. - Later. |
147 | 00:10:35,500 | 00:10:37,460 | Come on now, everyone, back to work! | Come on now, everyone, back to work! |
148 | 00:10:37,510 | 00:10:39,500 | Come on, there's service in ten minutes! | Come on, there's service in ten minutes! |
149 | 00:10:39,550 | 00:10:41,570 | Tout de suite ! Come on, kids! Come on! | Tout de suite ! Come on, kids! Come on! |
150 | 00:10:54,540 | 00:10:55,670 | An animal attack? | An animal attack? |
151 | 00:10:55,720 | 00:10:57,720 | That doesn't make sense. | That doesn't make sense. |
152 | 00:10:59,520 | 00:11:02,530 | We're still trying to establish exactly what happened, | We're still trying to establish exactly what happened, |
153 | 00:11:02,580 | 00:11:06,550 | but I'm afraid there's not much doubt that your husband was murdered. | but I'm afraid there's not much doubt that your husband was murdered. |
154 | 00:11:08,530 | 00:11:09,915 | Do you have any idea what he might have been doing | Do you have any idea what he might have been doing |
155 | 00:11:09,916 | 00:11:11,246 | out in the woods so late at night? | out in the woods so late at night? |
156 | 00:11:12,670 | 00:11:16,610 | I would say taking Olly for a walk, but he brought him back about ten. | I would say taking Olly for a walk, but he brought him back about ten. |
157 | 00:11:16,660 | 00:11:19,630 | And then went out again? Didn't that strike you as odd? | And then went out again? Didn't that strike you as odd? |
158 | 00:11:19,680 | 00:11:21,520 | Not particularly. | Not particularly. |
159 | 00:11:21,570 | 00:11:23,229 | We have problems with poachers. | We have problems with poachers. |
160 | 00:11:23,230 | 00:11:25,529 | And it's only a couple of nights since the truffles were stolen. | And it's only a couple of nights since the truffles were stolen. |
161 | 00:11:26,540 | 00:11:27,550 | Truffles? | Truffles? |
162 | 00:11:28,520 | 00:11:31,530 | About �10,000 worth, Martin said. All dug up overnight. | About �10,000 worth, Martin said. All dug up overnight. |
163 | 00:11:31,580 | 00:11:33,540 | Did he report it? | Did he report it? |
164 | 00:11:34,540 | 00:11:35,740 | I assume so. | I assume so. |
165 | 00:11:38,650 | 00:11:39,656 | And this morning... | And this morning... |
166 | 00:11:39,657 | 00:11:42,771 | weren't you alarmed when you realised your husband hadn't come home? | weren't you alarmed when you realised your husband hadn't come home? |
167 | 00:11:43,520 | 00:11:45,480 | I didn't realise. | I didn't realise. |
168 | 00:11:45,530 | 00:11:48,580 | Although, come to think of it, Olly was whining to go out. | Although, come to think of it, Olly was whining to go out. |
169 | 00:11:50,640 | 00:11:52,720 | Martin very often slept in the spare room. | Martin very often slept in the spare room. |
170 | 00:11:53,740 | 00:11:56,640 | We keep very different hours, and he snores... | We keep very different hours, and he snores... |
171 | 00:11:58,060 | 00:11:59,339 | ... used to snore. | ... used to snore. |
172 | 00:12:03,530 | 00:12:06,530 | Had Mr Strickland fallen out with anyone lately? | Had Mr Strickland fallen out with anyone lately? |
173 | 00:12:06,740 | 00:12:09,600 | Probably. He usually had. | Probably. He usually had. |
174 | 00:12:09,650 | 00:12:13,490 | There was something going on with the restaurant people, I believe. | There was something going on with the restaurant people, I believe. |
175 | 00:12:13,540 | 00:12:15,740 | - Which restaurant would that be? - Wyvern House. | - Which restaurant would that be? - Wyvern House. |
176 | 00:12:15,800 | 00:12:17,730 | Used to be the family home, once upon a time. | Used to be the family home, once upon a time. |
177 | 00:12:19,631 | 00:12:19,883 | We still own the freehold. | We still own the freehold. |
178 | 00:12:19,980 | 00:12:21,640 | What was the dispute about? | What was the dispute about? |
179 | 00:12:21,690 | 00:12:23,690 | I really don't know. | I really don't know. |
180 | 00:12:25,640 | 00:12:27,610 | Do you have any children, Mrs Strickland? | Do you have any children, Mrs Strickland? |
181 | 00:12:27,660 | 00:12:29,570 | No. | No. |
182 | 00:12:31,580 | 00:12:34,540 | Martin does have a daughter from his first marriage. | Martin does have a daughter from his first marriage. |
183 | 00:12:34,590 | 00:12:36,660 | She works at Wyvern House, as it happens. | She works at Wyvern House, as it happens. |
184 | 00:12:38,700 | 00:12:41,580 | I suppose I really ought to call the poor girl. | I suppose I really ought to call the poor girl. |
185 | 00:12:49,720 | 00:12:52,600 | Well done, everybody. Really well done. | Well done, everybody. Really well done. |
186 | 00:12:52,650 | 00:12:54,490 | Nick? | Nick? |
187 | 00:12:54,540 | 00:12:57,670 | The scallops for Table Two were cooked for 15 seconds too long. | The scallops for Table Two were cooked for 15 seconds too long. |
188 | 00:12:58,570 | 00:13:01,650 | Amy, you mangled a perfectly good partridge breast | Amy, you mangled a perfectly good partridge breast |
189 | 00:13:01,700 | 00:13:03,700 | and your creme anglaise was runny. | and your creme anglaise was runny. |
190 | 00:13:06,570 | 00:13:08,530 | But generally, excellent work. | But generally, excellent work. |
191 | 00:13:08,580 | 00:13:10,580 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
192 | 00:13:14,590 | 00:13:16,590 | Camilla, what do you want? | Camilla, what do you want? |
193 | 00:13:19,630 | 00:13:20,650 | What? | What? |
194 | 00:13:24,680 | 00:13:27,700 | And let me know when you've traced the number. Thanks. | And let me know when you've traced the number. Thanks. |
195 | 00:13:29,630 | 00:13:31,590 | What's up, Charlie boy? | What's up, Charlie boy? |
196 | 00:13:31,640 | 00:13:35,650 | Martin Strickland's last phone call was to an agricultural supplies company. | Martin Strickland's last phone call was to an agricultural supplies company. |
197 | 00:13:35,700 | 00:13:37,700 | So? He's a farmer. | So? He's a farmer. |
198 | 00:13:39,540 | 00:13:41,560 | The call was placed at 11:13 at night. | The call was placed at 11:13 at night. |
199 | 00:13:52,670 | 00:13:54,550 | What do you farm here? | What do you farm here? |
200 | 00:13:54,600 | 00:13:56,520 | Beef cattle, mostly. | Beef cattle, mostly. |
201 | 00:13:56,690 | 00:13:59,670 | And Martin ran some commercial shoots up in the woods... | And Martin ran some commercial shoots up in the woods... |
202 | 00:13:59,720 | 00:14:02,690 | pheasant, deer, wild boar, that kind of thing. | pheasant, deer, wild boar, that kind of thing. |
203 | 00:14:02,740 | 00:14:06,590 | Camilla, do you know where Martin is? I've not seen him all morning. | Camilla, do you know where Martin is? I've not seen him all morning. |
204 | 00:14:08,510 | 00:14:10,510 | Martin's dead, Jamie. | Martin's dead, Jamie. |
205 | 00:14:11,510 | 00:14:13,470 | Oh, my God, that's terrible! | Oh, my God, that's terrible! |
206 | 00:14:13,520 | 00:14:15,480 | Sorry, sir, you are? | Sorry, sir, you are? |
207 | 00:14:15,530 | 00:14:17,510 | Jamie... Weston. | Jamie... Weston. |
208 | 00:14:17,560 | 00:14:19,560 | Jamie worked for Martin. | Jamie worked for Martin. |
209 | 00:14:20,570 | 00:14:22,680 | Well... for me now, I suppose. | Well... for me now, I suppose. |
210 | 00:14:26,640 | 00:14:28,580 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
211 | 00:14:28,630 | 00:14:29,600 | Nelson? | Nelson? |
212 | 00:14:29,650 | 00:14:34,620 | 'Sir, Strickland's phone lists his last call as an agricultural supplies company.' | 'Sir, Strickland's phone lists his last call as an agricultural supplies company.' |
213 | 00:14:34,670 | 00:14:38,161 | But it turns out the number actually belongs to an Angela Linklater, | But it turns out the number actually belongs to an Angela Linklater, |
214 | 00:14:38,162 | 00:14:40,678 | landlady of the village pub. | landlady of the village pub. |
215 | 00:14:41,580 | 00:14:43,580 | - Make mine a half. - 'Sir.' | - Make mine a half. - 'Sir.' |
216 | 00:15:07,550 | 00:15:10,550 | - Angela Linklater? - That's me. Ooh! | - Angela Linklater? - That's me. Ooh! |
217 | 00:15:10,600 | 00:15:13,630 | Come to do a spot check on my pumps and barrels, have you? | Come to do a spot check on my pumps and barrels, have you? |
218 | 00:15:14,710 | 00:15:18,670 | Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby, Causton CID, this is DS Nelson. | Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby, Causton CID, this is DS Nelson. |
219 | 00:15:18,720 | 00:15:22,640 | Could you tell me the nature of the phone call you received from Martin Strickland, | Could you tell me the nature of the phone call you received from Martin Strickland, |
220 | 00:15:22,690 | 00:15:24,630 | just after eleven o'clock last night? | just after eleven o'clock last night? |
221 | 00:15:24,680 | 00:15:26,680 | Why do you want to know? | Why do you want to know? |
222 | 00:15:27,670 | 00:15:31,510 | Because Mr Strickland was found murdered early this morning. | Because Mr Strickland was found murdered early this morning. |
223 | 00:15:32,600 | 00:15:34,500 | Oh, God! | Oh, God! |
224 | 00:15:34,550 | 00:15:35,650 | No. | No. |
225 | 00:15:40,530 | 00:15:41,690 | The phone call? | The phone call? |
226 | 00:15:43,530 | 00:15:44,590 | Erm... | Erm... |
227 | 00:15:44,640 | 00:15:46,640 | he just rang to say good night. | he just rang to say good night. |
228 | 00:15:47,690 | 00:15:49,510 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
229 | 00:15:49,560 | 00:15:53,590 | I take it your relationship with Mr Strickland was a close one? | I take it your relationship with Mr Strickland was a close one? |
230 | 00:15:54,700 | 00:15:56,660 | Nothing serious. | Nothing serious. |
231 | 00:15:56,710 | 00:15:59,560 | But we'd been seeing each other for a while. | But we'd been seeing each other for a while. |
232 | 00:15:59,710 | 00:16:02,740 | Your number was stored in his phone as "Agricultural Suppliers". | Your number was stored in his phone as "Agricultural Suppliers". |
233 | 00:16:03,660 | 00:16:05,710 | Was that to keep it hidden from his wife? | Was that to keep it hidden from his wife? |
234 | 00:16:07,530 | 00:16:08,640 | Shall we? | Shall we? |
235 | 00:16:17,520 | 00:16:20,590 | I didn't know he'd done that. But I suppose so, yes. | I didn't know he'd done that. But I suppose so, yes. |
236 | 00:16:22,660 | 00:16:24,660 | When did you last see him? | When did you last see him? |
237 | 00:16:25,590 | 00:16:29,500 | Erm... he came in for a drink last night around nine. | Erm... he came in for a drink last night around nine. |
238 | 00:16:29,550 | 00:16:32,520 | He wanted to spend the night, but I was shattered, so I said no. | He wanted to spend the night, but I was shattered, so I said no. |
239 | 00:16:32,570 | 00:16:34,480 | How often did he stay at yours? | How often did he stay at yours? |
240 | 00:16:34,530 | 00:16:36,530 | A couple of times a week. | A couple of times a week. |
241 | 00:16:36,700 | 00:16:40,480 | So surely Mrs Strickland must have suspected something? | So surely Mrs Strickland must have suspected something? |
242 | 00:16:40,530 | 00:16:42,490 | Of course she did. | Of course she did. |
243 | 00:16:42,540 | 00:16:44,530 | She came in here a couple of months ago, | She came in here a couple of months ago, |
244 | 00:16:44,580 | 00:16:47,435 | and told me to stay away from her husband, | and told me to stay away from her husband, |
245 | 00:16:47,436 | 00:16:49,436 | or she'd be back with a shotgun. | or she'd be back with a shotgun. |
246 | 00:16:49,680 | 00:16:51,540 | What did you say? | What did you say? |
247 | 00:16:51,590 | 00:16:55,540 | I told her she needed to talk to her husband before she started shooting people. | I told her she needed to talk to her husband before she started shooting people. |
248 | 00:16:55,590 | 00:16:57,690 | Do you know if she did? Talk to her husband, that is? | Do you know if she did? Talk to her husband, that is? |
249 | 00:16:57,740 | 00:16:59,620 | I doubt it. | I doubt it. |
250 | 00:16:59,670 | 00:17:01,992 | The last thing Camilla wanted was a divorce. | The last thing Camilla wanted was a divorce. |
251 | 00:17:01,993 | 00:17:03,993 | I mean, where would she keep her horse? | I mean, where would she keep her horse? |
252 | 00:17:04,600 | 00:17:05,680 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
253 | 00:17:06,720 | 00:17:11,500 | Do you mind telling us your movements last night, after Mr Strickland left? | Do you mind telling us your movements last night, after Mr Strickland left? |
254 | 00:17:11,550 | 00:17:14,510 | I was in the bar until eleven, then clearing up. | I was in the bar until eleven, then clearing up. |
255 | 00:17:14,560 | 00:17:18,590 | Martin called, I suppose, hoping I'd changed my mind. | Martin called, I suppose, hoping I'd changed my mind. |
256 | 00:17:18,640 | 00:17:20,510 | And then I went to bed. | And then I went to bed. |
257 | 00:17:20,560 | 00:17:22,520 | You live on the premises? Alone? | You live on the premises? Alone? |
258 | 00:17:22,570 | 00:17:24,570 | With my son. | With my son. |
259 | 00:17:24,740 | 00:17:26,690 | Was he at home last night? | Was he at home last night? |
260 | 00:17:27,670 | 00:17:30,580 | Ferdy works at his father's place, Wyvern House. | Ferdy works at his father's place, Wyvern House. |
261 | 00:17:30,630 | 00:17:33,510 | He doesn't usually get back till gone midnight. | He doesn't usually get back till gone midnight. |
262 | 00:17:33,560 | 00:17:36,540 | Wyvern House is Ruth Cameron's restaurant, isn't it? | Wyvern House is Ruth Cameron's restaurant, isn't it? |
263 | 00:17:36,590 | 00:17:38,590 | She's married to Johnny, my ex. | She's married to Johnny, my ex. |
264 | 00:17:40,540 | 00:17:42,660 | Don't worry, it's all very civilised. | Don't worry, it's all very civilised. |
265 | 00:18:01,670 | 00:18:03,630 | Are we safe now, do you think? | Are we safe now, do you think? |
266 | 00:18:05,570 | 00:18:07,690 | Unless Martin shared his plan with his wife. | Unless Martin shared his plan with his wife. |
267 | 00:18:08,700 | 00:18:10,670 | But dreadful thing to happen, of course. | But dreadful thing to happen, of course. |
268 | 00:18:10,720 | 00:18:13,660 | Though it couldn't have happened to a nastier man. No. | Though it couldn't have happened to a nastier man. No. |
269 | 00:18:16,510 | 00:18:17,510 | Johnny? | Johnny? |
270 | 00:18:19,520 | 00:18:21,620 | If you know something you're not telling me... | If you know something you're not telling me... |
271 | 00:18:26,560 | 00:18:28,560 | You'd better look at this. | You'd better look at this. |
272 | 00:18:37,570 | 00:18:39,620 | He died of multiple penetrating injuries, | He died of multiple penetrating injuries, |
273 | 00:18:39,670 | 00:18:41,670 | but no sign of gunshot or knife wounds. | but no sign of gunshot or knife wounds. |
274 | 00:18:41,720 | 00:18:45,630 | The torso's a mess, bite marks and saliva everywhere. | The torso's a mess, bite marks and saliva everywhere. |
275 | 00:18:45,680 | 00:18:47,510 | Nasty. | Nasty. |
276 | 00:18:47,560 | 00:18:51,520 | He'd ingested a hefty dose of Valerian, as well as a fair bit of alcohol. | He'd ingested a hefty dose of Valerian, as well as a fair bit of alcohol. |
277 | 00:18:51,570 | 00:18:53,470 | Valerian? | Valerian? |
278 | 00:18:53,520 | 00:18:55,460 | A natural sleeping remedy. | A natural sleeping remedy. |
279 | 00:18:55,510 | 00:18:57,470 | But here's the really strange part. | But here's the really strange part. |
280 | 00:18:57,520 | 00:19:01,460 | The torso was smeared with a viscous substance before the attack. | The torso was smeared with a viscous substance before the attack. |
281 | 00:19:01,510 | 00:19:06,640 | I've sent samples off for testing, but I am pretty sure it's truffle oil. | I've sent samples off for testing, but I am pretty sure it's truffle oil. |
282 | 00:19:06,690 | 00:19:07,740 | That's crazy. | That's crazy. |
283 | 00:19:09,640 | 00:19:13,650 | They use pigs to hunt for truffles on the continent, don't they? | They use pigs to hunt for truffles on the continent, don't they? |
284 | 00:19:13,700 | 00:19:15,520 | Yes, they do. | Yes, they do. |
285 | 00:19:15,710 | 00:19:18,560 | You think Martin Strickland was eaten by a pig? | You think Martin Strickland was eaten by a pig? |
286 | 00:19:19,590 | 00:19:21,550 | Not a pig. | Not a pig. |
287 | 00:19:21,600 | 00:19:23,560 | An ancient relative... | An ancient relative... |
288 | 00:19:23,610 | 00:19:25,570 | a wild boar. | a wild boar. |
289 | 00:19:25,620 | 00:19:28,580 | Camilla Strickland said there are some in the woods. | Camilla Strickland said there are some in the woods. |
290 | 00:19:28,630 | 00:19:32,640 | So Martin Strickland is drugged and tied to a tree... | So Martin Strickland is drugged and tied to a tree... |
291 | 00:19:33,700 | 00:19:35,620 | ... possibly at gunpoint. | ... possibly at gunpoint. |
292 | 00:19:35,670 | 00:19:40,570 | Then daubed with an oil the killer knows will prove irresistible | Then daubed with an oil the killer knows will prove irresistible |
293 | 00:19:40,620 | 00:19:43,640 | to a large, omnivorous wild animal... | to a large, omnivorous wild animal... |
294 | 00:19:45,510 | 00:19:47,510 | ... and abandoned to his fate. | ... and abandoned to his fate. |
295 | 00:19:48,610 | 00:19:50,690 | Hard to think of a more horrible way to die. | Hard to think of a more horrible way to die. |
296 | 00:19:57,520 | 00:19:58,530 | Come in. | Come in. |
297 | 00:20:02,580 | 00:20:04,580 | - Tea? - No, thanks. | - Tea? - No, thanks. |
298 | 00:20:06,560 | 00:20:08,520 | When did it happen? | When did it happen? |
299 | 00:20:08,570 | 00:20:10,720 | Early hours of this morning, the police think. | Early hours of this morning, the police think. |
300 | 00:20:13,700 | 00:20:15,670 | I called you as soon as I knew. | I called you as soon as I knew. |
301 | 00:20:19,660 | 00:20:21,580 | I'm very sorry, Amy. | I'm very sorry, Amy. |
302 | 00:20:22,650 | 00:20:25,700 | He was very fond of you, you know, in spite of everything. | He was very fond of you, you know, in spite of everything. |
303 | 00:20:26,660 | 00:20:28,540 | Yes. | Yes. |
304 | 00:20:29,520 | 00:20:32,570 | And of course, you'll always be welcome here. | And of course, you'll always be welcome here. |
305 | 00:20:35,550 | 00:20:37,550 | Oh, dear, you don't know, do you? | Oh, dear, you don't know, do you? |
306 | 00:20:38,700 | 00:20:40,500 | Know what? | Know what? |
307 | 00:20:41,590 | 00:20:43,590 | Dad left everything to me. | Dad left everything to me. |
308 | 00:20:49,060 | 00:20:51,140 | Anything on this morning's anonymous call? | Anything on this morning's anonymous call? |
309 | 00:20:51,190 | 00:20:54,160 | An adult male. Probably holding his nose. | An adult male. Probably holding his nose. |
310 | 00:20:54,210 | 00:20:57,000 | But I could've told you that. What's next? | But I could've told you that. What's next? |
311 | 00:20:57,050 | 00:21:00,040 | A visit to the farm. The cartridges we found in the wood. | A visit to the farm. The cartridges we found in the wood. |
312 | 00:21:00,090 | 00:21:03,090 | What's the betting they match one of their shotguns? | What's the betting they match one of their shotguns? |
313 | 00:21:09,080 | 00:21:11,158 | Head over and start the search at Jamie Weston's cottage. | Head over and start the search at Jamie Weston's cottage. |
314 | 00:21:11,159 | 00:21:12,444 | Take Phillips with you. | Take Phillips with you. |
315 | 00:21:13,110 | 00:21:15,160 | I'll go and see... | I'll go and see... |
316 | 00:21:17,010 | 00:21:19,010 | You two! | You two! |
317 | 00:21:21,960 | 00:21:24,980 | I'm sorry, Camilla. But you're not going to find anything. | I'm sorry, Camilla. But you're not going to find anything. |
318 | 00:21:32,930 | 00:21:34,890 | Are you Amy Strickland? | Are you Amy Strickland? |
319 | 00:21:34,940 | 00:21:36,890 | Yes, are you the police? | Yes, are you the police? |
320 | 00:21:40,850 | 00:21:44,000 | Why don't you go and have a chat with Detective Sergeant Nelson? | Why don't you go and have a chat with Detective Sergeant Nelson? |
321 | 00:21:48,820 | 00:21:50,780 | Now, Mrs Strickland... | Now, Mrs Strickland... |
322 | 00:21:50,830 | 00:21:52,840 | why don't you tell what's going on? | why don't you tell what's going on? |
323 | 00:21:54,820 | 00:21:58,980 | Why didn't you go and speak to your father when he came into the restaurant last night? | Why didn't you go and speak to your father when he came into the restaurant last night? |
324 | 00:21:59,030 | 00:22:02,840 | I wish I had now, of course. But I was busy. | I wish I had now, of course. But I was busy. |
325 | 00:22:02,890 | 00:22:04,850 | Were you and he close? | Were you and he close? |
326 | 00:22:04,900 | 00:22:06,920 | Very, when I was a little girl. | Very, when I was a little girl. |
327 | 00:22:07,990 | 00:22:09,950 | And again when my mother died. | And again when my mother died. |
328 | 00:22:10,000 | 00:22:11,990 | Then he married Camilla. | Then he married Camilla. |
329 | 00:22:12,910 | 00:22:15,010 | And that put a strain on your relationship? | And that put a strain on your relationship? |
330 | 00:22:15,970 | 00:22:16,980 | Yes. | Yes. |
331 | 00:22:17,030 | 00:22:21,900 | But I think he was starting to realise that she was only interested in his money. | But I think he was starting to realise that she was only interested in his money. |
332 | 00:22:22,900 | 00:22:24,960 | Sorry, I probably shouldn't have said that. | Sorry, I probably shouldn't have said that. |
333 | 00:22:29,920 | 00:22:32,830 | Did you and Mr Strickland never discuss his will? | Did you and Mr Strickland never discuss his will? |
334 | 00:22:32,880 | 00:22:33,990 | No. | No. |
335 | 00:22:34,040 | 00:22:36,860 | I trusted him to do the right thing. | I trusted him to do the right thing. |
336 | 00:22:36,910 | 00:22:38,910 | Big mistake. | Big mistake. |
337 | 00:22:39,870 | 00:22:42,930 | He always doted on that girl, despite the way she treated us both. | He always doted on that girl, despite the way she treated us both. |
338 | 00:22:42,980 | 00:22:46,880 | They barely spoke for years, except when Amy wanted some money. | They barely spoke for years, except when Amy wanted some money. |
339 | 00:22:48,890 | 00:22:50,940 | But they'd been getting on better, lately? | But they'd been getting on better, lately? |
340 | 00:22:52,830 | 00:22:56,970 | And your relationship with your husband? Any recent disagreements? | And your relationship with your husband? Any recent disagreements? |
341 | 00:22:57,920 | 00:23:00,040 | No. Or at least, no more than usual. | No. Or at least, no more than usual. |
342 | 00:23:01,050 | 00:23:04,970 | But you knew about his affair with Angela Linklater, didn't you? | But you knew about his affair with Angela Linklater, didn't you? |
343 | 00:23:06,960 | 00:23:09,010 | You should have told me about that, you know. | You should have told me about that, you know. |
344 | 00:23:10,970 | 00:23:13,050 | I was trying to preserve a little dignity. | I was trying to preserve a little dignity. |
345 | 00:23:21,020 | 00:23:24,840 | James Weston? We have a warrant to search these premises. | James Weston? We have a warrant to search these premises. |
346 | 00:23:28,010 | 00:23:31,790 | Standard twelve-bore. Many people round here got 'em. | Standard twelve-bore. Many people round here got 'em. |
347 | 00:23:31,840 | 00:23:33,800 | When were they last fired? | When were they last fired? |
348 | 00:23:33,850 | 00:23:37,960 | Um... I went out Sunday, after rabbits. | Um... I went out Sunday, after rabbits. |
349 | 00:23:42,940 | 00:23:44,810 | Nothing seems to be missing. | Nothing seems to be missing. |
350 | 00:23:44,860 | 00:23:46,020 | If you say so. | If you say so. |
351 | 00:23:47,910 | 00:23:49,940 | I thought you said he was eaten, not shot? | I thought you said he was eaten, not shot? |
352 | 00:23:51,030 | 00:23:54,050 | Several shotgun cartridges were found near the body. | Several shotgun cartridges were found near the body. |
353 | 00:23:56,870 | 00:24:00,800 | Is there another key to this cupboard, besides the one on your husband's key-ring? | Is there another key to this cupboard, besides the one on your husband's key-ring? |
354 | 00:24:00,850 | 00:24:02,040 | I really have no idea. | I really have no idea. |
355 | 00:24:12,980 | 00:24:14,980 | Good book? | Good book? |
356 | 00:24:18,920 | 00:24:22,820 | You don't catch me reading books about meat in my free time, do you? | You don't catch me reading books about meat in my free time, do you? |
357 | 00:24:22,870 | 00:24:25,000 | You know, I swear you dream about food. | You know, I swear you dream about food. |
358 | 00:24:25,050 | 00:24:26,970 | What's wrong? | What's wrong? |
359 | 00:24:27,020 | 00:24:28,880 | This. | This. |
360 | 00:24:32,990 | 00:24:34,990 | She's stolen all my recipes, Steph. | She's stolen all my recipes, Steph. |
361 | 00:24:38,040 | 00:24:39,920 | Amy! We didn't expect you back today. | Amy! We didn't expect you back today. |
362 | 00:24:39,970 | 00:24:41,940 | I didn't want to leave you in the lurch. | I didn't want to leave you in the lurch. |
363 | 00:24:44,010 | 00:24:46,890 | You're mad. I'd have taken the week off. | You're mad. I'd have taken the week off. |
364 | 00:24:46,940 | 00:24:47,980 | I'm sure. | I'm sure. |
365 | 00:24:49,040 | 00:24:50,840 | Ferdy. | Ferdy. |
366 | 00:25:00,890 | 00:25:03,860 | - You sure you don't want one, mate? - Sure, thanks. | - You sure you don't want one, mate? - Sure, thanks. |
367 | 00:25:04,810 | 00:25:06,940 | Rough day. I need to get back. | Rough day. I need to get back. |
368 | 00:25:06,990 | 00:25:10,800 | After what she's done to you? If you won't quit, at least take the night off! | After what she's done to you? If you won't quit, at least take the night off! |
369 | 00:25:10,850 | 00:25:12,810 | I can't, not with Amy gone. | I can't, not with Amy gone. |
370 | 00:25:12,860 | 00:25:14,960 | Are you gonna be Ruth Cameron's lapdog all your life? | Are you gonna be Ruth Cameron's lapdog all your life? |
371 | 00:25:15,010 | 00:25:16,970 | Let the man make his own decisions. | Let the man make his own decisions. |
372 | 00:25:17,020 | 00:25:19,850 | Not until I can trust him to make the right ones. | Not until I can trust him to make the right ones. |
373 | 00:25:19,900 | 00:25:21,050 | She's always been like this. | She's always been like this. |
374 | 00:25:21,810 | 00:25:23,479 | Another kid was nasty to me in the playground, | Another kid was nasty to me in the playground, |
375 | 00:25:23,480 | 00:25:24,480 | my little sister would beat 'em up. | my little sister would beat 'em up. |
376 | 00:25:26,850 | 00:25:29,850 | He won't say anything to her about it, I know he won't. | He won't say anything to her about it, I know he won't. |
377 | 00:25:32,860 | 00:25:35,050 | Hey, um... the police came. | Hey, um... the police came. |
378 | 00:25:35,810 | 00:25:37,810 | They took the shotguns. | They took the shotguns. |
379 | 00:25:43,810 | 00:25:45,770 | Where the hell have you been? | Where the hell have you been? |
380 | 00:25:45,820 | 00:25:47,950 | I didn't think you'd notice whether I was here or not. | I didn't think you'd notice whether I was here or not. |
381 | 00:25:48,000 | 00:25:49,960 | Since according to this... | Since according to this... |
382 | 00:25:50,010 | 00:25:51,520 | I don't exist. | I don't exist. |
383 | 00:25:51,870 | 00:25:53,080 | What's wrong? | What's wrong? |
384 | 00:25:53,230 | 00:25:54,723 | Oh, nothing important. | Oh, nothing important. |
385 | 00:25:54,724 | 00:25:58,368 | Just the fact that most of the recipes in here are actually mine. | Just the fact that most of the recipes in here are actually mine. |
386 | 00:25:59,920 | 00:26:02,820 | Terrine of three wild roots with juniper berries. | Terrine of three wild roots with juniper berries. |
387 | 00:26:03,000 | 00:26:06,020 | - I made that first. - The juniper berries were my idea. | - I made that first. - The juniper berries were my idea. |
388 | 00:26:08,000 | 00:26:10,930 | Blackberry dumplings with lavender and rosewater ice. | Blackberry dumplings with lavender and rosewater ice. |
389 | 00:26:10,980 | 00:26:13,870 | "My beloved granny's recipe." | "My beloved granny's recipe." |
390 | 00:26:13,920 | 00:26:16,820 | - I'm not your granny! - You can't talk to Ruth like that. | - I'm not your granny! - You can't talk to Ruth like that. |
391 | 00:26:16,870 | 00:26:18,830 | Stay out of this, Amy. | Stay out of this, Amy. |
392 | 00:26:20,960 | 00:26:22,930 | Game pie with whisky jelly. | Game pie with whisky jelly. |
393 | 00:26:23,940 | 00:26:27,780 | "I often make this at home, for a relaxed lunch with friends." | "I often make this at home, for a relaxed lunch with friends." |
394 | 00:26:27,830 | 00:26:29,850 | You don't have any friends. | You don't have any friends. |
395 | 00:26:31,040 | 00:26:33,980 | You have an inflated idea of your own importance, Nick. | You have an inflated idea of your own importance, Nick. |
396 | 00:26:34,030 | 00:26:35,860 | These are my recipes, Ruth. | These are my recipes, Ruth. |
397 | 00:26:35,910 | 00:26:40,830 | Dishes I devised, worked on and perfected, and you've stolen them from me! | Dishes I devised, worked on and perfected, and you've stolen them from me! |
398 | 00:26:40,880 | 00:26:43,950 | I taught you everything you know! And don't you forget it. | I taught you everything you know! And don't you forget it. |
399 | 00:26:44,000 | 00:26:46,820 | I have acknowledged your contribution. | I have acknowledged your contribution. |
400 | 00:26:47,860 | 00:26:52,770 | "Grateful thanks to my husband Johnny and my wonderful team at Wyvern House." | "Grateful thanks to my husband Johnny and my wonderful team at Wyvern House." |
401 | 00:26:52,820 | 00:26:53,850 | I'm overwhelmed. | I'm overwhelmed. |
402 | 00:26:53,900 | 00:26:57,000 | How many books do you think your name would sell? | How many books do you think your name would sell? |
403 | 00:26:57,970 | 00:27:01,910 | How many people would come to Wyvern House to eat Nick Iver's food? | How many people would come to Wyvern House to eat Nick Iver's food? |
404 | 00:27:01,960 | 00:27:05,990 | There is only one star in this kitchen, and it is me, not you! | There is only one star in this kitchen, and it is me, not you! |
405 | 00:27:06,040 | 00:27:08,040 | And if you don't like it, you can get out! | And if you don't like it, you can get out! |
406 | 00:27:16,830 | 00:27:18,030 | And don't come back! | And don't come back! |
407 | 00:27:19,020 | 00:27:20,860 | Traitor! | Traitor! |
408 | 00:27:23,860 | 00:27:25,840 | Ferdy, get me a broom! | Ferdy, get me a broom! |
409 | 00:27:25,990 | 00:27:27,960 | - No, no, don't touch it. - Agh! | - No, no, don't touch it. - Agh! |
410 | 00:27:28,010 | 00:27:30,860 | Agh! Agh. | Agh! Agh. |
411 | 00:27:32,940 | 00:27:34,940 | - Let me see that. - Get off me! | - Let me see that. - Get off me! |
412 | 00:27:52,980 | 00:27:54,950 | You can't let Nick get away with this. | You can't let Nick get away with this. |
413 | 00:27:54,951 | 00:27:57,218 | I know you two go back a long way, but he's dangerous. | I know you two go back a long way, but he's dangerous. |
414 | 00:28:04,840 | 00:28:05,940 | That looks nasty. | That looks nasty. |
415 | 00:28:07,920 | 00:28:09,820 | Occupational hazard. | Occupational hazard. |
416 | 00:28:10,990 | 00:28:12,870 | What do you want? | What do you want? |
417 | 00:28:13,860 | 00:28:17,840 | This is DCI Barnaby from Causton CID, I'm DS Nelson. | This is DCI Barnaby from Causton CID, I'm DS Nelson. |
418 | 00:28:17,890 | 00:28:19,870 | We need to have a word. | We need to have a word. |
419 | 00:28:19,920 | 00:28:22,050 | Is your husband about, Ms Cameron? | Is your husband about, Ms Cameron? |
420 | 00:28:23,010 | 00:28:26,385 | I understand Mr Strickland owned Wvyern House, | I understand Mr Strickland owned Wvyern House, |
421 | 00:28:26,386 | 00:28:28,054 | and you leased the building from him? | and you leased the building from him? |
422 | 00:28:28,070 | 00:28:29,860 | That's right. | That's right. |
423 | 00:28:29,910 | 00:28:31,870 | And you've been here now... ? | And you've been here now... ? |
424 | 00:28:31,920 | 00:28:33,920 | Just over two years. | Just over two years. |
425 | 00:28:35,010 | 00:28:37,910 | How was your relationship with Mr Strickland? | How was your relationship with Mr Strickland? |
426 | 00:28:38,960 | 00:28:43,790 | The usual wrangles between landlord and tenant about who was responsible for what. | The usual wrangles between landlord and tenant about who was responsible for what. |
427 | 00:28:43,840 | 00:28:45,800 | But no major problems. | But no major problems. |
428 | 00:28:45,850 | 00:28:48,960 | Do you really need me? Only we're short-staffed in the kitchen. | Do you really need me? Only we're short-staffed in the kitchen. |
429 | 00:28:49,010 | 00:28:52,870 | If you wouldn't mind staying for a few minutes, Ms Cameron. | If you wouldn't mind staying for a few minutes, Ms Cameron. |
430 | 00:28:55,850 | 00:28:59,870 | I'm curious about the truffles that were stolen from Martin Strickland's land. | I'm curious about the truffles that were stolen from Martin Strickland's land. |
431 | 00:29:00,980 | 00:29:02,880 | What about them? | What about them? |
432 | 00:29:02,930 | 00:29:06,663 | A gourmet restaurant that prides itself on using local produce. | A gourmet restaurant that prides itself on using local produce. |
433 | 00:29:06,664 | 00:29:07,907 | Did you consider buying them? | Did you consider buying them? |
434 | 00:29:08,020 | 00:29:11,840 | Martin did approach me, but his prices were far too high. | Martin did approach me, but his prices were far too high. |
435 | 00:29:11,890 | 00:29:15,890 | Why did Mr Strickland come here last night, then leave without eating? | Why did Mr Strickland come here last night, then leave without eating? |
436 | 00:29:16,960 | 00:29:18,950 | He hadn't booked, and we were full. | He hadn't booked, and we were full. |
437 | 00:29:19,990 | 00:29:23,840 | He had a drink, we exchanged pleasantries, and he left. | He had a drink, we exchanged pleasantries, and he left. |
438 | 00:29:25,830 | 00:29:27,800 | - Did you speak to him, Ms Cameron? - No. | - Did you speak to him, Ms Cameron? - No. |
439 | 00:29:27,850 | 00:29:31,990 | I'm not the kind of chef that spends half their night in the dining-room, glad-handing guests. | I'm not the kind of chef that spends half their night in the dining-room, glad-handing guests. |
440 | 00:29:38,920 | 00:29:41,930 | - What time did you finish work yesterday? - About half-twelve. | - What time did you finish work yesterday? - About half-twelve. |
441 | 00:29:41,980 | 00:29:43,940 | Were you the last person to leave? | Were you the last person to leave? |
442 | 00:29:43,990 | 00:29:47,000 | Apart from Ruth and my dad. I had to do all the clearing up. | Apart from Ruth and my dad. I had to do all the clearing up. |
443 | 00:29:47,050 | 00:29:49,050 | - What did you do then? - I went home, | - What did you do then? - I went home, |
444 | 00:29:49,810 | 00:29:51,930 | played Zombie Cannibal for a bit, and went to bed. | played Zombie Cannibal for a bit, and went to bed. |
445 | 00:29:51,980 | 00:29:54,960 | I haven't tried Zombie Cannibal yet. Is it any good? | I haven't tried Zombie Cannibal yet. Is it any good? |
446 | 00:30:00,000 | 00:30:03,860 | Did you know about your mother's relationship with Martin Strickland, Ferdy? | Did you know about your mother's relationship with Martin Strickland, Ferdy? |
447 | 00:30:03,910 | 00:30:04,940 | Everybody knew. | Everybody knew. |
448 | 00:30:04,990 | 00:30:07,970 | - How did you feel about it? - I thought it was pathetic. | - How did you feel about it? - I thought it was pathetic. |
449 | 00:30:08,020 | 00:30:10,800 | - Why's that, then? - They're both old. | - Why's that, then? - They're both old. |
450 | 00:30:10,850 | 00:30:12,860 | You'll be their age one day, mate. | You'll be their age one day, mate. |
451 | 00:30:12,910 | 00:30:14,870 | If I am, I won't carry on like that. | If I am, I won't carry on like that. |
452 | 00:30:14,920 | 00:30:15,980 | Like what? | Like what? |
453 | 00:30:16,030 | 00:30:19,970 | Stopping other people from sleeping, just to prove they can still get it on. | Stopping other people from sleeping, just to prove they can still get it on. |
454 | 00:30:21,020 | 00:30:23,960 | Did you feel that Martin was trying to replace your dad? | Did you feel that Martin was trying to replace your dad? |
455 | 00:30:25,890 | 00:30:27,850 | He would never replace my dad. | He would never replace my dad. |
456 | 00:30:27,900 | 00:30:29,900 | I hated Martin. | I hated Martin. |
457 | 00:30:35,870 | 00:30:38,800 | Well, he might have a cushy number working for his dad, | Well, he might have a cushy number working for his dad, |
458 | 00:30:38,850 | 00:30:40,880 | but Ferdy Linklater's got a fiery temper. | but Ferdy Linklater's got a fiery temper. |
459 | 00:30:41,820 | 00:30:43,860 | Have you let a suspect get under your skin? | Have you let a suspect get under your skin? |
460 | 00:30:43,910 | 00:30:45,050 | You think he's a suspect? | You think he's a suspect? |
461 | 00:30:45,810 | 00:30:47,770 | Everyone's a suspect at this stage. | Everyone's a suspect at this stage. |
462 | 00:30:47,820 | 00:30:51,950 | None of the women in Martin Strickland's life seem to care very much that he's dead. | None of the women in Martin Strickland's life seem to care very much that he's dead. |
463 | 00:30:52,000 | 00:30:53,940 | Check them all out. | Check them all out. |
464 | 00:30:53,990 | 00:30:58,900 | And see what you can find in Strickland's paperwork that relates to Wyvern House. | And see what you can find in Strickland's paperwork that relates to Wyvern House. |
465 | 00:30:59,880 | 00:31:01,990 | There's something Johnny Linklater isn't telling us. | There's something Johnny Linklater isn't telling us. |
466 | 00:31:02,040 | 00:31:07,040 | He's been sinking gin and tonics like there's no tomorrow. | He's been sinking gin and tonics like there's no tomorrow. |
467 | 00:31:10,840 | 00:31:13,940 | Yeah, I know, Stephanie, but somebody's got to get him home. | Yeah, I know, Stephanie, but somebody's got to get him home. |
468 | 00:31:14,920 | 00:31:17,810 | OK. But I want him out within the next half an hour. | OK. But I want him out within the next half an hour. |
469 | 00:31:26,990 | 00:31:30,970 | Does the name Lizzy or Elizabeth Thornfield ring any bells? | Does the name Lizzy or Elizabeth Thornfield ring any bells? |
470 | 00:31:31,020 | 00:31:35,050 | The sort of person who might have been on a magazine cover, a long time ago? | The sort of person who might have been on a magazine cover, a long time ago? |
471 | 00:31:35,810 | 00:31:40,850 | There was a Beth Thornfield who was a model... in the late '60s, maybe? | There was a Beth Thornfield who was a model... in the late '60s, maybe? |
472 | 00:31:41,830 | 00:31:44,850 | - I'm impressed you remember. - I don't remember! | - I'm impressed you remember. - I don't remember! |
473 | 00:31:46,050 | 00:31:48,818 | I taught a module on British popular culture | I taught a module on British popular culture |
474 | 00:31:48,819 | 00:31:51,840 | in the 1960s to the A-Level history group last year. | in the 1960s to the A-Level history group last year. |
475 | 00:31:52,860 | 00:31:55,880 | So my childhood is history now? How interesting. | So my childhood is history now? How interesting. |
476 | 00:31:57,050 | 00:31:59,050 | I'll take you for a walk later. | I'll take you for a walk later. |
477 | 00:32:00,840 | 00:32:02,840 | He's been for three already today. | He's been for three already today. |
478 | 00:32:03,890 | 00:32:07,850 | He's still not eaten anything, though, even though I gave him his favourite. | He's still not eaten anything, though, even though I gave him his favourite. |
479 | 00:32:07,900 | 00:32:10,010 | Maybe we should take him to the vet. | Maybe we should take him to the vet. |
480 | 00:32:52,280 | 00:32:54,130 | Here. | Here. |
481 | 00:32:54,180 | 00:32:55,270 | Take this. | Take this. |
482 | 00:32:55,320 | 00:32:57,310 | Wild celery. | Wild celery. |
483 | 00:32:59,110 | 00:33:02,100 | - Do you really do this every day? - Always. | - Do you really do this every day? - Always. |
484 | 00:33:02,150 | 00:33:05,320 | And you'll have to get used to it now there's no Nick to come with me. | And you'll have to get used to it now there's no Nick to come with me. |
485 | 00:33:06,080 | 00:33:08,080 | At this time in the morning? | At this time in the morning? |
486 | 00:33:33,170 | 00:33:35,040 | Ah, sir. | Ah, sir. |
487 | 00:33:35,090 | 00:33:37,320 | I've been going through Martin Strickland's stuff. | I've been going through Martin Strickland's stuff. |
488 | 00:33:38,080 | 00:33:41,150 | Two days before he died, he had a meeting in Causton with "NI". | Two days before he died, he had a meeting in Causton with "NI". |
489 | 00:33:42,150 | 00:33:44,110 | Any idea who "NI" is? | Any idea who "NI" is? |
490 | 00:33:44,160 | 00:33:48,240 | My money's on the sous-chef at Wyvern House, Nick Iver. | My money's on the sous-chef at Wyvern House, Nick Iver. |
491 | 00:33:49,220 | 00:33:51,060 | And another thing. | And another thing. |
492 | 00:33:51,110 | 00:33:53,320 | A mocked-up press release for "New Wyvern House". | A mocked-up press release for "New Wyvern House". |
493 | 00:33:55,090 | 00:33:57,240 | Martin Strickland. | Martin Strickland. |
494 | 00:33:58,280 | 00:34:00,280 | - Back to the restaurant? - Not yet. | - Back to the restaurant? - Not yet. |
495 | 00:34:01,260 | 00:34:04,240 | First, we're going on a truffle hunt. | First, we're going on a truffle hunt. |
496 | 00:34:09,230 | 00:34:11,230 | - Do you have a moment? - Of course. | - Do you have a moment? - Of course. |
497 | 00:34:13,110 | 00:34:15,040 | How are you feeling, Amy? | How are you feeling, Amy? |
498 | 00:34:15,090 | 00:34:17,050 | Do you need some time off after all? | Do you need some time off after all? |
499 | 00:34:17,100 | 00:34:19,060 | No, the thing is... | No, the thing is... |
500 | 00:34:19,110 | 00:34:21,110 | my father left everything to me. | my father left everything to me. |
501 | 00:34:23,170 | 00:34:24,230 | Really? | Really? |
502 | 00:34:24,280 | 00:34:28,040 | Well, congratulations, if that doesn't seem too crass. | Well, congratulations, if that doesn't seem too crass. |
503 | 00:34:28,090 | 00:34:30,170 | So I suppose that makes me your landlady. | So I suppose that makes me your landlady. |
504 | 00:34:30,220 | 00:34:32,260 | But that's not what I wanted to talk about. | But that's not what I wanted to talk about. |
505 | 00:34:32,310 | 00:34:35,701 | I'm going to have money soon, quite a lot of it. | I'm going to have money soon, quite a lot of it. |
506 | 00:34:35,702 | 00:34:38,126 | And I want to invest in Wyvern House. | And I want to invest in Wyvern House. |
507 | 00:34:38,240 | 00:34:40,100 | I see. | I see. |
508 | 00:34:40,150 | 00:34:42,140 | I was thinking, we could expand the business. | I was thinking, we could expand the business. |
509 | 00:34:42,190 | 00:34:45,120 | Run courses, develop a merchandising arm, maybe? | Run courses, develop a merchandising arm, maybe? |
510 | 00:34:45,170 | 00:34:49,140 | The restaurant's wonderful, of course, but it could be so much more! | The restaurant's wonderful, of course, but it could be so much more! |
511 | 00:34:50,230 | 00:34:52,230 | It's a generous offer, certainly. | It's a generous offer, certainly. |
512 | 00:34:53,290 | 00:34:55,250 | What would you want in return? | What would you want in return? |
513 | 00:34:55,300 | 00:34:57,180 | A partnership. | A partnership. |
514 | 00:34:58,120 | 00:35:01,110 | - Business and creative. - The kitchen is Ruth's domain. | - Business and creative. - The kitchen is Ruth's domain. |
515 | 00:35:01,290 | 00:35:05,150 | I know I have a lot to learn, but I have ideas too, and I think together... | I know I have a lot to learn, but I have ideas too, and I think together... |
516 | 00:35:05,200 | 00:35:07,140 | I'll talk to Ruth. | I'll talk to Ruth. |
517 | 00:35:07,190 | 00:35:10,160 | But we mustn't rush into any important decisions. | But we mustn't rush into any important decisions. |
518 | 00:35:14,200 | 00:35:17,100 | I hope you both give this some serious thought. | I hope you both give this some serious thought. |
519 | 00:35:41,130 | 00:35:43,240 | That there is where the truffles were growing. | That there is where the truffles were growing. |
520 | 00:35:43,290 | 00:35:45,950 | �10,000 worth, Mrs Strickland said? | �10,000 worth, Mrs Strickland said? |
521 | 00:35:47,080 | 00:35:49,040 | So Martin claimed. | So Martin claimed. |
522 | 00:35:49,090 | 00:35:51,050 | Which is madness, if you ask me. | Which is madness, if you ask me. |
523 | 00:35:51,100 | 00:35:54,150 | I mean they're just mushrooms, basically, aren't they? | I mean they're just mushrooms, basically, aren't they? |
524 | 00:35:55,180 | 00:35:57,140 | What's that doing there? | What's that doing there? |
525 | 00:35:57,190 | 00:36:01,110 | Looks like a bat-box. But that's funny, I never noticed that before. | Looks like a bat-box. But that's funny, I never noticed that before. |
526 | 00:36:01,160 | 00:36:02,170 | Nelson? | Nelson? |
527 | 00:36:04,210 | 00:36:07,060 | How long have you worked on the farm, Mr Weston? | How long have you worked on the farm, Mr Weston? |
528 | 00:36:07,110 | 00:36:09,070 | Just over four years. | Just over four years. |
529 | 00:36:09,120 | 00:36:11,250 | And how did you get on with Martin Strickland? | And how did you get on with Martin Strickland? |
530 | 00:36:12,280 | 00:36:14,240 | Bit of a control freak, but he was OK, | Bit of a control freak, but he was OK, |
531 | 00:36:14,290 | 00:36:17,080 | as long as you didn't let him get to you. | as long as you didn't let him get to you. |
532 | 00:36:18,190 | 00:36:21,070 | Lizzy Thornfield didn't like him much, did she? | Lizzy Thornfield didn't like him much, did she? |
533 | 00:36:21,120 | 00:36:22,270 | No, well, er... | No, well, er... |
534 | 00:36:22,320 | 00:36:24,270 | the pair of them, they had history. | the pair of them, they had history. |
535 | 00:36:24,320 | 00:36:26,220 | What happened? | What happened? |
536 | 00:36:26,270 | 00:36:29,190 | Her dog got caught in a trap Martin had set for the foxes. | Her dog got caught in a trap Martin had set for the foxes. |
537 | 00:36:29,240 | 00:36:31,200 | Poor thing had to be put down. | Poor thing had to be put down. |
538 | 00:36:32,200 | 00:36:36,230 | Course, Lizzy came round to the farm, called Martin every name under the sun. Said... | Course, Lizzy came round to the farm, called Martin every name under the sun. Said... |
539 | 00:36:36,280 | 00:36:38,100 | Said what? | Said what? |
540 | 00:36:38,150 | 00:36:40,150 | Nothing important. | Nothing important. |
541 | 00:36:41,170 | 00:36:43,130 | She threatened revenge? | She threatened revenge? |
542 | 00:36:43,180 | 00:36:45,180 | It were just talk. | It were just talk. |
543 | 00:36:48,230 | 00:36:50,230 | It's a security camera. | It's a security camera. |
544 | 00:37:09,100 | 00:37:11,200 | Neat piles, Ferdy, so the cover shows well. | Neat piles, Ferdy, so the cover shows well. |
545 | 00:37:14,260 | 00:37:16,260 | Not like that! | Not like that! |
546 | 00:37:18,130 | 00:37:20,090 | Do I have to do this? | Do I have to do this? |
547 | 00:37:20,140 | 00:37:21,210 | Yes. | Yes. |
548 | 00:37:21,260 | 00:37:25,270 | How many books do you think you can sell at an event like this? Ten? 15? | How many books do you think you can sell at an event like this? Ten? 15? |
549 | 00:37:25,320 | 00:37:27,320 | Every little helps. | Every little helps. |
550 | 00:37:28,080 | 00:37:29,190 | Can I go now? | Can I go now? |
551 | 00:37:29,240 | 00:37:34,120 | Yes, and start prepping the vegetables for service. Amy will tell you what to do. | Yes, and start prepping the vegetables for service. Amy will tell you what to do. |
552 | 00:37:35,250 | 00:37:37,250 | How's Amy coping with her promotion? | How's Amy coping with her promotion? |
553 | 00:37:38,230 | 00:37:41,120 | Temporary promotion. We'll see. | Temporary promotion. We'll see. |
554 | 00:37:41,170 | 00:37:43,210 | She's got to do everything on her own today. | She's got to do everything on her own today. |
555 | 00:37:45,190 | 00:37:47,290 | She er... she came to see me earlier. | She er... she came to see me earlier. |
556 | 00:37:48,230 | 00:37:50,230 | She wants to invest in the restaurant... | She wants to invest in the restaurant... |
557 | 00:37:51,250 | 00:37:53,210 | ... in return for a partnership... | ... in return for a partnership... |
558 | 00:37:53,260 | 00:37:55,130 | business and creative. | business and creative. |
559 | 00:37:56,160 | 00:37:58,090 | Who does she think she is? | Who does she think she is? |
560 | 00:37:59,080 | 00:38:01,080 | The jumped-up little madam! | The jumped-up little madam! |
561 | 00:38:01,260 | 00:38:03,290 | I thought that would be your reaction. | I thought that would be your reaction. |
562 | 00:38:05,190 | 00:38:07,190 | Do ex-wives get a discount? | Do ex-wives get a discount? |
563 | 00:38:08,100 | 00:38:09,250 | Angela. | Angela. |
564 | 00:38:11,130 | 00:38:13,090 | I'm so sorry about Martin. | I'm so sorry about Martin. |
565 | 00:38:13,140 | 00:38:15,140 | Yes, indeed. | Yes, indeed. |
566 | 00:38:17,150 | 00:38:19,110 | Oh, hello. | Oh, hello. |
567 | 00:38:19,160 | 00:38:21,170 | Would you mind signing this for me, please? | Would you mind signing this for me, please? |
568 | 00:38:21,220 | 00:38:23,070 | How are you bearing up? | How are you bearing up? |
569 | 00:38:23,120 | 00:38:25,080 | If there's anything I can do... | If there's anything I can do... |
570 | 00:38:25,130 | 00:38:27,170 | Oh, stop oozing sympathy, Johnny. | Oh, stop oozing sympathy, Johnny. |
571 | 00:38:27,220 | 00:38:32,150 | I liked Martin and it was a terrible shock, but it's not going to break my heart. | I liked Martin and it was a terrible shock, but it's not going to break my heart. |
572 | 00:38:32,200 | 00:38:33,260 | Right. | Right. |
573 | 00:38:33,310 | 00:38:35,220 | That's the spirit. | That's the spirit. |
574 | 00:38:37,250 | 00:38:39,200 | What? | What? |
575 | 00:38:41,130 | 00:38:44,110 | - I had some last week and they were lovely. - Thank you. | - I had some last week and they were lovely. - Thank you. |
576 | 00:38:44,160 | 00:38:46,250 | Martin had a security camera hidden in a tree. | Martin had a security camera hidden in a tree. |
577 | 00:38:46,300 | 00:38:48,300 | You idiot! How did you not know? | You idiot! How did you not know? |
578 | 00:38:51,240 | 00:38:53,100 | OK. | OK. |
579 | 00:38:53,150 | 00:38:55,150 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
580 | 00:38:56,210 | 00:38:59,130 | Anything special you'd like me to write inside? | Anything special you'd like me to write inside? |
581 | 00:39:00,250 | 00:39:03,220 | "In loving memory of Max Thornfield." | "In loving memory of Max Thornfield." |
582 | 00:39:06,320 | 00:39:08,150 | Lizzy. | Lizzy. |
583 | 00:39:09,290 | 00:39:12,140 | Quite the celebrity these days, aren't you, Ruth? | Quite the celebrity these days, aren't you, Ruth? |
584 | 00:39:13,160 | 00:39:16,230 | What would all your admirers think if they knew the truth? | What would all your admirers think if they knew the truth? |
585 | 00:39:17,240 | 00:39:19,190 | There is nothing to know. | There is nothing to know. |
586 | 00:39:20,300 | 00:39:22,260 | You killed my son. | You killed my son. |
587 | 00:39:22,310 | 00:39:24,310 | I call that something. | I call that something. |
588 | 00:39:33,110 | 00:39:35,180 | Could I have a copy for my Dennis, please? | Could I have a copy for my Dennis, please? |
589 | 00:39:36,290 | 00:39:38,220 | - Dennis? - Yes, please. | - Dennis? - Yes, please. |
590 | 00:39:41,090 | 00:39:43,040 | Hi, everything OK? | Hi, everything OK? |
591 | 00:39:43,090 | 00:39:45,170 | Hello, darling. Yes, taking it nice and easy. | Hello, darling. Yes, taking it nice and easy. |
592 | 00:39:45,220 | 00:39:48,230 | You really don't need to ring me quite so often. I'm fine. | You really don't need to ring me quite so often. I'm fine. |
593 | 00:39:48,280 | 00:39:51,050 | Actually, I was calling to check on Sykes. | Actually, I was calling to check on Sykes. |
594 | 00:39:51,100 | 00:39:53,090 | - Is he eating anything yet? - Afraid not. | - Is he eating anything yet? - Afraid not. |
595 | 00:39:53,140 | 00:39:56,050 | I took him to the vet's, there's nothing physically wrong. | I took him to the vet's, there's nothing physically wrong. |
596 | 00:39:56,100 | 00:39:59,040 | The vet says he seems to think he might be depressed. | The vet says he seems to think he might be depressed. |
597 | 00:39:59,090 | 00:40:01,190 | - Depressed? - I know, I'm really worried about him. | - Depressed? - I know, I'm really worried about him. |
598 | 00:40:01,240 | 00:40:03,240 | Try not to worry. We'll work it out. | Try not to worry. We'll work it out. |
599 | 00:40:04,120 | 00:40:06,260 | You got me thinking about Beth Thornfield, so I looked her up. | You got me thinking about Beth Thornfield, so I looked her up. |
600 | 00:40:06,310 | 00:40:10,180 | She was a real glamour girl, mixed with pop stars, lived the high life. | She was a real glamour girl, mixed with pop stars, lived the high life. |
601 | 00:40:10,230 | 00:40:13,280 | And then she gave it all up in her 20s when she had a child. | And then she gave it all up in her 20s when she had a child. |
602 | 00:40:16,100 | 00:40:16,882 | Thank you for that. | Thank you for that. |
603 | 00:40:16,883 | 00:40:19,665 | Now stop whatever it is you're really doing and put your feet up. | Now stop whatever it is you're really doing and put your feet up. |
604 | 00:40:25,280 | 00:40:27,160 | How did the book signing go? | How did the book signing go? |
605 | 00:40:27,210 | 00:40:31,190 | It's done, thank goodness. I never knew there were so many villagers. | It's done, thank goodness. I never knew there were so many villagers. |
606 | 00:40:33,080 | 00:40:35,230 | Sold 42 copies. I told you it would be worth it. | Sold 42 copies. I told you it would be worth it. |
607 | 00:40:37,140 | 00:40:39,150 | So, Amy, are we on schedule? | So, Amy, are we on schedule? |
608 | 00:40:39,200 | 00:40:43,160 | Yeah, cold starters and puddings are done, salads and dressings are prepped, | Yeah, cold starters and puddings are done, salads and dressings are prepped, |
609 | 00:40:43,210 | 00:40:45,080 | and the sauces are ready to go. | and the sauces are ready to go. |
610 | 00:40:45,130 | 00:40:47,120 | - How long for the soup? - Five minutes. | - How long for the soup? - Five minutes. |
611 | 00:40:47,170 | 00:40:49,170 | Have you tasted it? | Have you tasted it? |
612 | 00:40:54,310 | 00:40:59,170 | - Did you follow the recipe exactly? - Yes. There shouldn't be a problem. | - Did you follow the recipe exactly? - Yes. There shouldn't be a problem. |
613 | 00:41:04,280 | 00:41:05,300 | Amy? | Amy? |
614 | 00:41:10,320 | 00:41:12,320 | Amy? | Amy? |
615 | 00:41:14,240 | 00:41:15,260 | Johnny! | Johnny! |
616 | 00:41:15,310 | 00:41:17,310 | Somebody do something! | Somebody do something! |
617 | 00:41:22,620 | 00:41:25,660 | I'm sorry that you've been kept waiting, everyone. | I'm sorry that you've been kept waiting, everyone. |
618 | 00:41:25,710 | 00:41:28,630 | There's been an incident in the kitchen, and um... | There's been an incident in the kitchen, and um... |
619 | 00:41:29,680 | 00:41:32,590 | ... I'm afraid you won't be getting any lunch today. | ... I'm afraid you won't be getting any lunch today. |
620 | 00:41:35,670 | 00:41:37,720 | Kitchens are really hazardous places. | Kitchens are really hazardous places. |
621 | 00:41:38,810 | 00:41:41,640 | One bite of a Death Cap, and you're a goner. | One bite of a Death Cap, and you're a goner. |
622 | 00:41:42,650 | 00:41:45,740 | Rhubarb leaves will kill you too, even faster than foxgloves. | Rhubarb leaves will kill you too, even faster than foxgloves. |
623 | 00:41:45,790 | 00:41:49,770 | Is there any evidence that Amy Strickland had eaten rhubarb leaves, or foxgloves? | Is there any evidence that Amy Strickland had eaten rhubarb leaves, or foxgloves? |
624 | 00:41:49,820 | 00:41:53,650 | No, but she tasted this soup just before she died. | No, but she tasted this soup just before she died. |
625 | 00:41:54,580 | 00:41:56,580 | Wild celery and mushroom. | Wild celery and mushroom. |
626 | 00:41:58,600 | 00:41:59,710 | Was it poison, Kate? | Was it poison, Kate? |
627 | 00:41:59,760 | 00:42:02,660 | Obviously, I can't say for sure, yet, but I think so. | Obviously, I can't say for sure, yet, but I think so. |
628 | 00:42:02,710 | 00:42:06,790 | That rictus grin, I've read about it before. It's symptomatic of poisoning. | That rictus grin, I've read about it before. It's symptomatic of poisoning. |
629 | 00:42:14,740 | 00:42:16,680 | Can't you answer that, for God's sake? | Can't you answer that, for God's sake? |
630 | 00:42:16,730 | 00:42:18,810 | It'll just be another bloody journalist. | It'll just be another bloody journalist. |
631 | 00:42:35,740 | 00:42:37,690 | Oi! What are you doing? | Oi! What are you doing? |
632 | 00:42:39,700 | 00:42:40,820 | Ms Cameron, please. | Ms Cameron, please. |
633 | 00:42:53,790 | 00:42:56,680 | Field mushrooms, Agaricus campestris. | Field mushrooms, Agaricus campestris. |
634 | 00:42:56,730 | 00:42:59,780 | They're quite similar to Amanita virosa, the Destroying Angel, | They're quite similar to Amanita virosa, the Destroying Angel, |
635 | 00:42:59,830 | 00:43:03,710 | but looking at these, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with them. | but looking at these, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with them. |
636 | 00:43:03,760 | 00:43:06,790 | Of course there isn't. I picked them myself yesterday. | Of course there isn't. I picked them myself yesterday. |
637 | 00:43:07,800 | 00:43:09,750 | Are you assuming it was one of us? | Are you assuming it was one of us? |
638 | 00:43:09,800 | 00:43:11,800 | Not necessarily. | Not necessarily. |
639 | 00:43:12,780 | 00:43:16,880 | I understand the suppliers' entrance is left unlocked during the day? | I understand the suppliers' entrance is left unlocked during the day? |
640 | 00:43:17,640 | 00:43:20,700 | And the kitchen is always deserted around 11:15 for staff lunch. | And the kitchen is always deserted around 11:15 for staff lunch. |
641 | 00:43:20,750 | 00:43:23,720 | Did Amy prepare all the ingredients for the soup herself? | Did Amy prepare all the ingredients for the soup herself? |
642 | 00:43:23,770 | 00:43:26,760 | No, Ferdy prepped for her. At least, I told him to. | No, Ferdy prepped for her. At least, I told him to. |
643 | 00:43:26,810 | 00:43:30,630 | I just took the stuff from the chiller room, where you said it would be. | I just took the stuff from the chiller room, where you said it would be. |
644 | 00:43:30,680 | 00:43:32,760 | Did the mushrooms all look the same to you? | Did the mushrooms all look the same to you? |
645 | 00:43:32,870 | 00:43:36,810 | Some of them weren't darker than others, for instance, or bigger? | Some of them weren't darker than others, for instance, or bigger? |
646 | 00:43:36,860 | 00:43:38,790 | No, they all looked the same. | No, they all looked the same. |
647 | 00:43:38,840 | 00:43:40,840 | And the other ingredients? | And the other ingredients? |
648 | 00:43:41,740 | 00:43:43,610 | I chopped some stalks. | I chopped some stalks. |
649 | 00:43:43,660 | 00:43:44,750 | Wild celery. | Wild celery. |
650 | 00:43:44,800 | 00:43:47,740 | I picked it myself this morning from the riverbank. | I picked it myself this morning from the riverbank. |
651 | 00:43:47,790 | 00:43:51,770 | Otherwise, onion and sweet potato from the store, and chicken stock. | Otherwise, onion and sweet potato from the store, and chicken stock. |
652 | 00:43:52,780 | 00:43:55,680 | Would Amy have left the pot unattended at any stage? | Would Amy have left the pot unattended at any stage? |
653 | 00:43:55,730 | 00:43:59,600 | Probably. It doesn't need constant watching, and we're so short-staffed. | Probably. It doesn't need constant watching, and we're so short-staffed. |
654 | 00:43:59,650 | 00:44:01,610 | I fired my sous-chef yesterday. | I fired my sous-chef yesterday. |
655 | 00:44:01,660 | 00:44:03,770 | Nick Iver? Why did you do that? | Nick Iver? Why did you do that? |
656 | 00:44:03,820 | 00:44:05,710 | Professional differences. | Professional differences. |
657 | 00:44:05,760 | 00:44:08,730 | - Is this the wild celery that was left over? - Yeah. | - Is this the wild celery that was left over? - Yeah. |
658 | 00:44:09,700 | 00:44:10,850 | Let me take a look at that. | Let me take a look at that. |
659 | 00:44:11,740 | 00:44:13,840 | That's not the plant I picked this morning. | That's not the plant I picked this morning. |
660 | 00:44:20,740 | 00:44:22,610 | As I thought. | As I thought. |
661 | 00:44:22,660 | 00:44:24,660 | Oenanthe crocata. | Oenanthe crocata. |
662 | 00:44:26,810 | 00:44:28,810 | Hemlock water dropwort. | Hemlock water dropwort. |
663 | 00:44:30,670 | 00:44:33,720 | "Perhaps the most poisonous plant native to Great Britain. | "Perhaps the most poisonous plant native to Great Britain. |
664 | 00:44:34,730 | 00:44:37,800 | The leaves smell characteristically of celery or parsley. | The leaves smell characteristically of celery or parsley. |
665 | 00:44:37,850 | 00:44:40,670 | The roots are the most toxic part of the plant. | The roots are the most toxic part of the plant. |
666 | 00:44:40,720 | 00:44:44,780 | The roots are pale yellow and composed of five or more fleshy tubers. | The roots are pale yellow and composed of five or more fleshy tubers. |
667 | 00:44:44,830 | 00:44:48,760 | They are also known by the name 'Dead Man's Fingers.'" | They are also known by the name 'Dead Man's Fingers.'" |
668 | 00:44:56,670 | 00:44:58,670 | Ferdy. | Ferdy. |
669 | 00:44:59,770 | 00:45:01,770 | Do you wanna tell me what these are? | Do you wanna tell me what these are? |
670 | 00:45:02,840 | 00:45:04,770 | - They're not mine. - Oh, OK. | - They're not mine. - Oh, OK. |
671 | 00:45:04,820 | 00:45:08,750 | So when we test the bag, we won't find your fingerprints? | So when we test the bag, we won't find your fingerprints? |
672 | 00:45:10,740 | 00:45:12,810 | Er... there's a website. With pictures. | Er... there's a website. With pictures. |
673 | 00:45:13,760 | 00:45:17,640 | And they tell you which ones are poisonous and which ones... get you high. | And they tell you which ones are poisonous and which ones... get you high. |
674 | 00:45:18,870 | 00:45:20,870 | I haven't hurt anyone. | I haven't hurt anyone. |
675 | 00:45:30,790 | 00:45:32,790 | Mrs Strickland? | Mrs Strickland? |
676 | 00:45:42,710 | 00:45:44,710 | I'm sorry, I'm just... | I'm sorry, I'm just... |
677 | 00:45:45,800 | 00:45:47,880 | Why is someone targeting us like this? | Why is someone targeting us like this? |
678 | 00:45:48,640 | 00:45:50,700 | That's what we're trying to find out. | That's what we're trying to find out. |
679 | 00:45:50,870 | 00:45:54,600 | Can you tell me where you were this morning, please? | Can you tell me where you were this morning, please? |
680 | 00:45:54,650 | 00:45:55,830 | Out riding. | Out riding. |
681 | 00:45:55,880 | 00:45:58,650 | Did you meet anyone? | Did you meet anyone? |
682 | 00:45:58,700 | 00:46:02,610 | Jamie saw me leave and... I met one or two people. | Jamie saw me leave and... I met one or two people. |
683 | 00:46:02,660 | 00:46:04,660 | But no-one I knew. | But no-one I knew. |
684 | 00:46:04,870 | 00:46:08,690 | Yesterday, when you found out about the will, you were clearly very angry. | Yesterday, when you found out about the will, you were clearly very angry. |
685 | 00:46:08,740 | 00:46:13,640 | Now that Amy's dead, the entire estate comes to you. Did you know that? | Now that Amy's dead, the entire estate comes to you. Did you know that? |
686 | 00:46:14,670 | 00:46:16,670 | Yes. And what of it? | Yes. And what of it? |
687 | 00:46:16,720 | 00:46:20,710 | I haven't been to Wyvern House since my wedding anniversary over a year ago. | I haven't been to Wyvern House since my wedding anniversary over a year ago. |
688 | 00:46:23,710 | 00:46:26,680 | I disliked my stepdaughter and you're right, | I disliked my stepdaughter and you're right, |
689 | 00:46:26,730 | 00:46:29,740 | I was absolutely furious about the will. | I was absolutely furious about the will. |
690 | 00:46:29,790 | 00:46:32,680 | But that doesn't mean I killed Amy. | But that doesn't mean I killed Amy. |
691 | 00:46:35,700 | 00:46:37,700 | - Thanks, love. - Cheers. | - Thanks, love. - Cheers. |
692 | 00:46:42,740 | 00:46:46,820 | Er... what are you doing home so early? Have you been sacked? | Er... what are you doing home so early? Have you been sacked? |
693 | 00:46:46,870 | 00:46:48,820 | No. | No. |
694 | 00:46:48,870 | 00:46:50,860 | Amy's dead, so they closed the restaurant. | Amy's dead, so they closed the restaurant. |
695 | 00:46:51,870 | 00:46:54,720 | - What do you mean, Amy's dead? - As in not alive any more. | - What do you mean, Amy's dead? - As in not alive any more. |
696 | 00:46:54,770 | 00:46:56,770 | Ferdy! | Ferdy! |
697 | 00:46:57,710 | 00:46:59,650 | Poisoned soup. I was there. | Poisoned soup. I was there. |
698 | 00:47:01,740 | 00:47:03,740 | It was pretty horrible, actually. | It was pretty horrible, actually. |
699 | 00:47:18,770 | 00:47:22,760 | - Hi. I'm looking for Stephanie Weston. - She's in the back. | - Hi. I'm looking for Stephanie Weston. - She's in the back. |
700 | 00:47:22,880 | 00:47:25,680 | Can I go through? | Can I go through? |
701 | 00:47:29,760 | 00:47:33,670 | Got any nice marrow bones? I know a dog who'd really appreciate one. | Got any nice marrow bones? I know a dog who'd really appreciate one. |
702 | 00:47:36,640 | 00:47:38,880 | I'm DS Nelson. I was looking for Nick Iver. | I'm DS Nelson. I was looking for Nick Iver. |
703 | 00:47:39,820 | 00:47:42,770 | Maybe he's still in the flat. I haven't seen him since this morning. | Maybe he's still in the flat. I haven't seen him since this morning. |
704 | 00:47:42,820 | 00:47:44,750 | What time was that? | What time was that? |
705 | 00:47:44,800 | 00:47:47,600 | Just after eight. He was still asleep. | Just after eight. He was still asleep. |
706 | 00:47:47,650 | 00:47:49,690 | He had quite a lot to drink last night. | He had quite a lot to drink last night. |
707 | 00:47:49,740 | 00:47:51,820 | My brother and I had to fetch him home from the pub. | My brother and I had to fetch him home from the pub. |
708 | 00:47:51,870 | 00:47:54,690 | Upset at being fired, was he? | Upset at being fired, was he? |
709 | 00:47:55,700 | 00:47:57,820 | He's worked for Ruth since he was a teenager. | He's worked for Ruth since he was a teenager. |
710 | 00:47:59,820 | 00:48:02,860 | What time did he get home the night before last, do you remember? | What time did he get home the night before last, do you remember? |
711 | 00:48:04,690 | 00:48:08,670 | About 11, as usual. Maybe a bit earlier. | About 11, as usual. Maybe a bit earlier. |
712 | 00:48:10,790 | 00:48:12,790 | And where is your flat? | And where is your flat? |
713 | 00:48:13,810 | 00:48:15,660 | I'll show you. | I'll show you. |
714 | 00:48:17,770 | 00:48:19,770 | I can't believe Amy's dead. | I can't believe Amy's dead. |
715 | 00:48:20,770 | 00:48:23,700 | I mean, was it something to do with her dad? | I mean, was it something to do with her dad? |
716 | 00:48:23,750 | 00:48:25,750 | We don't know yet. | We don't know yet. |
717 | 00:48:26,770 | 00:48:28,730 | The night Martin Strickland died, | The night Martin Strickland died, |
718 | 00:48:28,780 | 00:48:32,690 | Stephanie thinks you got home from the restaurant about 11. Is that right? | Stephanie thinks you got home from the restaurant about 11. Is that right? |
719 | 00:48:33,790 | 00:48:35,860 | - Nick? - Yeah, that's right. | - Nick? - Yeah, that's right. |
720 | 00:48:38,680 | 00:48:40,800 | And you say you haven't been out at all today? | And you say you haven't been out at all today? |
721 | 00:48:41,670 | 00:48:42,780 | No. | No. |
722 | 00:48:46,670 | 00:48:48,800 | Were you and Amy friends? | Were you and Amy friends? |
723 | 00:48:48,850 | 00:48:50,710 | Not really. | Not really. |
724 | 00:48:52,650 | 00:48:54,800 | Amy didn't like taking orders from Ruth, let alone me. | Amy didn't like taking orders from Ruth, let alone me. |
725 | 00:48:54,850 | 00:48:57,810 | But when you work in a kitchen with somebody, you have to get along. | But when you work in a kitchen with somebody, you have to get along. |
726 | 00:48:57,860 | 00:49:00,620 | Amy would have been looking to move up into your job? | Amy would have been looking to move up into your job? |
727 | 00:49:00,670 | 00:49:03,800 | I'm sure she was, but she'd have been disappointed. | I'm sure she was, but she'd have been disappointed. |
728 | 00:49:03,850 | 00:49:06,820 | She wasn't ready to be a sous-chef. Ruth knew that. | She wasn't ready to be a sous-chef. Ruth knew that. |
729 | 00:49:07,760 | 00:49:09,790 | - Is Ruth OK? - Huh... | - Is Ruth OK? - Huh... |
730 | 00:49:12,860 | 00:49:17,600 | You're concerned about her feelings, even though she just sacked you? | You're concerned about her feelings, even though she just sacked you? |
731 | 00:49:17,650 | 00:49:19,640 | Me and Ruth go back a long way. | Me and Ruth go back a long way. |
732 | 00:49:19,690 | 00:49:24,640 | She didn't just give me a job, she took me in when I was having a really bad time. | She didn't just give me a job, she took me in when I was having a really bad time. |
733 | 00:49:25,710 | 00:49:27,780 | And whatever she's done since, I owe her. | And whatever she's done since, I owe her. |
734 | 00:49:28,860 | 00:49:31,750 | Midsomer Wyvern must feel like the back of beyond. | Midsomer Wyvern must feel like the back of beyond. |
735 | 00:49:32,850 | 00:49:34,850 | It's a long way from Hackney. | It's a long way from Hackney. |
736 | 00:49:37,670 | 00:49:38,830 | Two days before he died, | Two days before he died, |
737 | 00:49:38,880 | 00:49:44,670 | Martin Strickland was due to meet someone with the initials "NI" at a cafe in Causton. | Martin Strickland was due to meet someone with the initials "NI" at a cafe in Causton. |
738 | 00:49:45,660 | 00:49:47,660 | Would that have been you? | Would that have been you? |
739 | 00:49:52,880 | 00:49:54,630 | Hello. | Hello. |
740 | 00:49:54,680 | 00:49:56,730 | I had to get out for a bit. You don't mind, do you? | I had to get out for a bit. You don't mind, do you? |
741 | 00:49:56,780 | 00:49:59,880 | Of course not. Can I get you anything? A pint of whisky? | Of course not. Can I get you anything? A pint of whisky? |
742 | 00:50:00,840 | 00:50:02,840 | With an orange juice on the side. | With an orange juice on the side. |
743 | 00:50:07,690 | 00:50:10,840 | It's awful, Angie. I saw that poor girl die. | It's awful, Angie. I saw that poor girl die. |
744 | 00:50:11,720 | 00:50:13,720 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
745 | 00:50:14,760 | 00:50:17,700 | The police can't think you had anything to do with it? | The police can't think you had anything to do with it? |
746 | 00:50:17,750 | 00:50:21,730 | Who knows what they think? And there's other stuff going on. | Who knows what they think? And there's other stuff going on. |
747 | 00:50:22,720 | 00:50:25,600 | - What do you mean? - I shouldn't come moaning to you. | - What do you mean? - I shouldn't come moaning to you. |
748 | 00:50:25,650 | 00:50:27,650 | I don't mind. | I don't mind. |
749 | 00:50:27,860 | 00:50:32,650 | It turns out running a restaurant is harder than I thought, and a lot more expensive. | It turns out running a restaurant is harder than I thought, and a lot more expensive. |
750 | 00:50:32,700 | 00:50:33,760 | And now this. | And now this. |
751 | 00:50:33,810 | 00:50:36,670 | You don't seriously think you'll have to close? | You don't seriously think you'll have to close? |
752 | 00:50:36,720 | 00:50:38,720 | It's possible. | It's possible. |
753 | 00:50:39,650 | 00:50:42,850 | And if that happens... I think Ruth will leave me. | And if that happens... I think Ruth will leave me. |
754 | 00:50:49,750 | 00:50:51,740 | Still, got to keep soldiering on. | Still, got to keep soldiering on. |
755 | 00:50:55,840 | 00:50:59,600 | Detective Sergeant Nelson called earlier. | Detective Sergeant Nelson called earlier. |
756 | 00:50:59,650 | 00:51:01,800 | Has Ferdy told you about the magic mushrooms? | Has Ferdy told you about the magic mushrooms? |
757 | 00:51:04,850 | 00:51:07,730 | I thought hemlock acted slowly. | I thought hemlock acted slowly. |
758 | 00:51:08,790 | 00:51:11,680 | Didn't Socrates converse with his executioners | Didn't Socrates converse with his executioners |
759 | 00:51:11,730 | 00:51:14,620 | as the poison paralysed his body from the feet up? | as the poison paralysed his body from the feet up? |
760 | 00:51:14,670 | 00:51:16,700 | That was poison hemlock, different family. | That was poison hemlock, different family. |
761 | 00:51:16,750 | 00:51:18,720 | Hemlock water dropwort is an umbellifer. | Hemlock water dropwort is an umbellifer. |
762 | 00:51:18,770 | 00:51:22,760 | It contains high levels of oenanthotoxin, which acts on the central nervous system, | It contains high levels of oenanthotoxin, which acts on the central nervous system, |
763 | 00:51:22,810 | 00:51:24,880 | causing seizures and respiratory failure. | causing seizures and respiratory failure. |
764 | 00:51:25,640 | 00:51:26,710 | Easy to find in the wild? | Easy to find in the wild? |
765 | 00:51:26,760 | 00:51:30,600 | It likes damp environments, meadows, riverbanks. | It likes damp environments, meadows, riverbanks. |
766 | 00:51:30,650 | 00:51:31,830 | I've asked for an environmental report, | I've asked for an environmental report, |
767 | 00:51:31,880 | 00:51:36,760 | but I'd be surprised if none were found growing within a five-mile radius of Midsomer Wyvern. | but I'd be surprised if none were found growing within a five-mile radius of Midsomer Wyvern. |
768 | 00:51:36,810 | 00:51:40,780 | Nick Iver would have had plenty of time to nip into the larder while everyone was at lunch. | Nick Iver would have had plenty of time to nip into the larder while everyone was at lunch. |
769 | 00:51:40,830 | 00:51:44,620 | But his girlfriend's given him an alibi for the night of Martin's murder. | But his girlfriend's given him an alibi for the night of Martin's murder. |
770 | 00:51:44,670 | 00:51:47,650 | - Who's the girlfriend? - A butcher called Stephanie Weston. | - Who's the girlfriend? - A butcher called Stephanie Weston. |
771 | 00:51:47,700 | 00:51:48,813 | Jamie Weston's sister. | Jamie Weston's sister. |
772 | 00:51:48,814 | 00:51:51,675 | I hope you got something nice for supper after interviewing her. | I hope you got something nice for supper after interviewing her. |
773 | 00:51:51,750 | 00:51:54,600 | Lamb cutlets. I thought we could do with... | Lamb cutlets. I thought we could do with... |
774 | 00:51:54,650 | 00:51:57,620 | Fascinating though your domestic arrangements are, | Fascinating though your domestic arrangements are, |
775 | 00:51:57,670 | 00:52:00,720 | what did you find out about Nick Iver's meeting with Martin Strickland? | what did you find out about Nick Iver's meeting with Martin Strickland? |
776 | 00:52:00,770 | 00:52:05,670 | Nick says Martin offered him the top spot at Wyvern House, but he said no. | Nick says Martin offered him the top spot at Wyvern House, but he said no. |
777 | 00:52:05,720 | 00:52:08,750 | Which we can't prove or disprove, now that Strickland's dead. | Which we can't prove or disprove, now that Strickland's dead. |
778 | 00:52:08,800 | 00:52:10,620 | It would be unusual, though, | It would be unusual, though, |
779 | 00:52:10,670 | 00:52:12,770 | to murder someone because they offered you a job? | to murder someone because they offered you a job? |
780 | 00:52:27,840 | 00:52:29,820 | What are you doing, love? | What are you doing, love? |
781 | 00:52:31,820 | 00:52:35,770 | Nothing. When are we gonna reopen, Johnny? | Nothing. When are we gonna reopen, Johnny? |
782 | 00:52:37,810 | 00:52:39,870 | If I can't cook, I am gonna go mad. | If I can't cook, I am gonna go mad. |
783 | 00:52:43,770 | 00:52:46,800 | Where did you get that? A dinosaur pit? | Where did you get that? A dinosaur pit? |
784 | 00:52:46,850 | 00:52:50,650 | - It's a gift from Nelson. - Oh, well, that was kind of him. | - It's a gift from Nelson. - Oh, well, that was kind of him. |
785 | 00:52:50,880 | 00:52:52,750 | I've been doing some research | I've been doing some research |
786 | 00:52:52,800 | 00:52:58,660 | and I think that Sykes is exhibiting classic signs of anxiety in the face of family change. | and I think that Sykes is exhibiting classic signs of anxiety in the face of family change. |
787 | 00:52:58,710 | 00:53:01,630 | Well, we can't exactly turn back now, can we? | Well, we can't exactly turn back now, can we? |
788 | 00:53:01,680 | 00:53:05,670 | We'll just have to show him that he is still a valued member of this family. | We'll just have to show him that he is still a valued member of this family. |
789 | 00:53:08,790 | 00:53:10,830 | - Ooh. Is that the new one? - Mm. | - Ooh. Is that the new one? - Mm. |
790 | 00:53:10,880 | 00:53:12,610 | Any good? | Any good? |
791 | 00:53:12,660 | 00:53:16,640 | Excellent, as long as you've got five hours a day to devote to cooking your dinner. | Excellent, as long as you've got five hours a day to devote to cooking your dinner. |
792 | 00:53:20,720 | 00:53:22,880 | Oh, God, is this the fatal recipe? | Oh, God, is this the fatal recipe? |
793 | 00:53:23,640 | 00:53:24,680 | Mm. | Mm. |
794 | 00:53:24,730 | 00:53:27,770 | "Wild celery and mushroom soup is one of my signature dishes. | "Wild celery and mushroom soup is one of my signature dishes. |
795 | 00:53:27,820 | 00:53:31,680 | Even when the kitchen is busy and I have a hundred and one other things to do, | Even when the kitchen is busy and I have a hundred and one other things to do, |
796 | 00:53:31,730 | 00:53:33,780 | I always try to make this one myself." | I always try to make this one myself." |
797 | 00:53:33,830 | 00:53:36,700 | Well, lucky for her she didn't make it today. | Well, lucky for her she didn't make it today. |
798 | 00:53:38,780 | 00:53:43,780 | Oh, I think you're right. The poison wasn't meant for Amy. | Oh, I think you're right. The poison wasn't meant for Amy. |
799 | 00:53:44,820 | 00:53:47,770 | It was Ruth Cameron that was supposed to die! | It was Ruth Cameron that was supposed to die! |
800 | 00:53:57,080 | 00:54:01,930 | If you're right about Ruth being the intended victim, the killer's gonna try again. | If you're right about Ruth being the intended victim, the killer's gonna try again. |
801 | 00:54:01,980 | 00:54:03,110 | That's what I'm afraid of. | That's what I'm afraid of. |
802 | 00:54:03,160 | 00:54:05,970 | We should start by finding out what the connection is | We should start by finding out what the connection is |
803 | 00:54:06,020 | 00:54:09,010 | between Ruth and Martin Strickland. | between Ruth and Martin Strickland. |
804 | 00:54:10,000 | 00:54:13,070 | The obvious one is the restaurant, but there might be others. | The obvious one is the restaurant, but there might be others. |
805 | 00:54:13,120 | 00:54:17,789 | Also we need to know whether Wyvern House is in financial trouble. | Also we need to know whether Wyvern House is in financial trouble. |
806 | 00:54:17,790 | 00:54:18,790 | Check everything. | Check everything. |
807 | 00:54:19,110 | 00:54:20,140 | I'll get on it. | I'll get on it. |
808 | 00:54:21,060 | 00:54:23,910 | Is this Strickland's laptop you're trying to get into? | Is this Strickland's laptop you're trying to get into? |
809 | 00:54:23,960 | 00:54:25,910 | The CCTV footage must be in here. | The CCTV footage must be in here. |
810 | 00:54:25,960 | 00:54:27,970 | Isn't it time you handed it over to the tech guys? | Isn't it time you handed it over to the tech guys? |
811 | 00:54:28,020 | 00:54:30,010 | They'll take forever. I'll get there. | They'll take forever. I'll get there. |
812 | 00:54:32,020 | 00:54:33,120 | I'm in! | I'm in! |
813 | 00:54:35,940 | 00:54:40,120 | Erm... The truffles were stolen on the night of the 10th, weren't they? | Erm... The truffles were stolen on the night of the 10th, weren't they? |
814 | 00:54:40,170 | 00:54:42,170 | That's right. | That's right. |
815 | 00:54:49,010 | 00:54:50,960 | A-ha. | A-ha. |
816 | 00:54:51,160 | 00:54:55,100 | Strickland's been here before. And our thief is... | Strickland's been here before. And our thief is... |
817 | 00:55:09,950 | 00:55:12,120 | Phillips, you come with us. The rest of you stay here, yeah? | Phillips, you come with us. The rest of you stay here, yeah? |
818 | 00:55:13,120 | 00:55:18,010 | And a hidden camera... in the woods. | And a hidden camera... in the woods. |
819 | 00:55:21,020 | 00:55:25,100 | We've been having cash flow problems, suppliers were pressing for payment. | We've been having cash flow problems, suppliers were pressing for payment. |
820 | 00:55:27,050 | 00:55:28,894 | When I found out about the truffles, | When I found out about the truffles, |
821 | 00:55:28,895 | 00:55:32,095 | well, it seemed too good an opportunity to pass up. | well, it seemed too good an opportunity to pass up. |
822 | 00:55:32,160 | 00:55:35,040 | It was sheer stupidity, I see that now. | It was sheer stupidity, I see that now. |
823 | 00:55:36,100 | 00:55:38,150 | It was theft, Mr Linklater. | It was theft, Mr Linklater. |
824 | 00:55:39,950 | 00:55:41,120 | Yes. | Yes. |
825 | 00:55:41,170 | 00:55:45,060 | It's always struck me as odd that Mr Strickland didn't report the crime. | It's always struck me as odd that Mr Strickland didn't report the crime. |
826 | 00:55:45,110 | 00:55:47,050 | Was that out of the goodness of his heart? | Was that out of the goodness of his heart? |
827 | 00:55:47,100 | 00:55:50,080 | He was blackmailing me. | He was blackmailing me. |
828 | 00:55:50,130 | 00:55:54,060 | Threatening to expose me, unless I broke the lease and let him take over the restaurant. | Threatening to expose me, unless I broke the lease and let him take over the restaurant. |
829 | 00:55:54,110 | 00:55:56,160 | With Nick Iver in charge in the kitchen? | With Nick Iver in charge in the kitchen? |
830 | 00:55:58,120 | 00:56:01,000 | How much does Ms Cameron know about all this? | How much does Ms Cameron know about all this? |
831 | 00:56:01,950 | 00:56:06,110 | She knows there's a problem about the lease, but she doesn't know about the truffles. | She knows there's a problem about the lease, but she doesn't know about the truffles. |
832 | 00:56:06,160 | 00:56:09,170 | Hm. | Hm. |
833 | 00:56:11,140 | 00:56:14,970 | You and Ms Cameron married, what, three years ago? | You and Ms Cameron married, what, three years ago? |
834 | 00:56:15,020 | 00:56:17,020 | How long had you known each other then? | How long had you known each other then? |
835 | 00:56:17,070 | 00:56:19,080 | 18 months or so. | 18 months or so. |
836 | 00:56:19,130 | 00:56:21,080 | And when did your first marriage break up? | And when did your first marriage break up? |
837 | 00:56:21,130 | 00:56:25,160 | Long before. Eight years? My fault. | Long before. Eight years? My fault. |
838 | 00:56:28,090 | 00:56:30,950 | When I left the army, I started drinking too much. | When I left the army, I started drinking too much. |
839 | 00:56:32,020 | 00:56:33,900 | And now? | And now? |
840 | 00:56:33,950 | 00:56:35,950 | I haven't touched a drop in more than four years. | I haven't touched a drop in more than four years. |
841 | 00:56:36,000 | 00:56:38,050 | Is this a second marriage for Ms Cameron, too? | Is this a second marriage for Ms Cameron, too? |
842 | 00:56:38,100 | 00:56:40,960 | No. Married to the job, until she met me. | No. Married to the job, until she met me. |
843 | 00:56:41,970 | 00:56:46,040 | The scarring on your wife's um... left arm. How did she get that? | The scarring on your wife's um... left arm. How did she get that? |
844 | 00:56:46,940 | 00:56:50,030 | Car crash, 20 years ago. Drunken boyfriend at the wheel. | Car crash, 20 years ago. Drunken boyfriend at the wheel. |
845 | 00:56:51,130 | 00:56:54,030 | He died. Ruth was lucky to get out alive. | He died. Ruth was lucky to get out alive. |
846 | 00:56:56,110 | 00:56:59,990 | Ms Cameron is vital to the success of Wyvern House, isn't she? | Ms Cameron is vital to the success of Wyvern House, isn't she? |
847 | 00:57:01,050 | 00:57:04,100 | Without her, there'd be no restaurant. It's as simple as that. | Without her, there'd be no restaurant. It's as simple as that. |
848 | 00:57:04,150 | 00:57:07,150 | There's a large insurance policy on her life, presumably? | There's a large insurance policy on her life, presumably? |
849 | 00:57:11,150 | 00:57:15,150 | Sergeant Nelson, I'd like you to arrest Mr Linklater and take him down to the station. | Sergeant Nelson, I'd like you to arrest Mr Linklater and take him down to the station. |
850 | 00:57:16,020 | 00:57:18,990 | Charge him with theft and get a statement from him. | Charge him with theft and get a statement from him. |
851 | 00:57:27,100 | 00:57:31,080 | I am calling a lawyer. Who told you that Johnny took the truffles? | I am calling a lawyer. Who told you that Johnny took the truffles? |
852 | 00:57:31,130 | 00:57:35,900 | It's rubbish! Someone is out to hurt the restaurant. Hurt me! | It's rubbish! Someone is out to hurt the restaurant. Hurt me! |
853 | 00:57:35,950 | 00:57:39,180 | No-one told us your husband took the truffles, Ms Cameron. We have hard evidence. | No-one told us your husband took the truffles, Ms Cameron. We have hard evidence. |
854 | 00:57:39,940 | 00:57:43,020 | But I'm afraid you're right. Someone is trying to hurt you. | But I'm afraid you're right. Someone is trying to hurt you. |
855 | 00:57:51,120 | 00:57:56,100 | Fatal car crash. About 1992. Teenage driver. Thanks. | Fatal car crash. About 1992. Teenage driver. Thanks. |
856 | 00:57:57,100 | 00:57:58,931 | Oh, it's all right, I'm on hold. | Oh, it's all right, I'm on hold. |
857 | 00:57:58,932 | 00:58:01,002 | National Archives. Has Johnny been processed? | National Archives. Has Johnny been processed? |
858 | 00:58:01,010 | 00:58:03,120 | And sent home, tail between his legs. | And sent home, tail between his legs. |
859 | 00:58:03,170 | 00:58:05,796 | I want you to look into his army career, | I want you to look into his army career, |
860 | 00:58:05,797 | 00:58:08,615 | and find out everything you can about Nick Iver. | and find out everything you can about Nick Iver. |
861 | 00:58:09,010 | 00:58:11,090 | He's from Hackney. I've got a mate stationed there. | He's from Hackney. I've got a mate stationed there. |
862 | 00:58:11,140 | 00:58:13,677 | If Nick is as fond of Ruth as he claims, | If Nick is as fond of Ruth as he claims, |
863 | 00:58:13,678 | 00:58:15,225 | why was he even talking to Strickland? | why was he even talking to Strickland? |
864 | 00:58:16,000 | 00:58:19,070 | Oh, hello. Yes, thank you. | Oh, hello. Yes, thank you. |
865 | 00:58:20,950 | 00:58:22,910 | That's very helpful. | That's very helpful. |
866 | 00:58:22,960 | 00:58:25,970 | Could you give me the exact date and place of death, please? | Could you give me the exact date and place of death, please? |
867 | 00:58:37,060 | 00:58:41,130 | I have an idea. A new variation of watercress mousseline. | I have an idea. A new variation of watercress mousseline. |
868 | 00:58:41,180 | 00:58:45,050 | I can't quite get the consistency right. I think I have to reduce the... | I can't quite get the consistency right. I think I have to reduce the... |
869 | 00:58:45,100 | 00:58:47,070 | - Ruth, stop it! - Stop what? | - Ruth, stop it! - Stop what? |
870 | 00:58:47,120 | 00:58:50,920 | - Jabbering on about watercress mousse wh... - Mousseline, not mousse. | - Jabbering on about watercress mousse wh... - Mousseline, not mousse. |
871 | 00:58:50,970 | 00:58:53,030 | For God's sake! We might be about to lose everything. | For God's sake! We might be about to lose everything. |
872 | 00:58:53,080 | 00:58:55,080 | And whose fault is that? | And whose fault is that? |
873 | 00:58:56,990 | 00:58:58,095 | Mine, I know. | Mine, I know. |
874 | 00:58:58,796 | 00:59:01,190 | And I can't tell you how sorry I am. But you're not helping. | And I can't tell you how sorry I am. But you're not helping. |
875 | 00:59:02,060 | 00:59:04,030 | You're a thief. | You're a thief. |
876 | 00:59:05,140 | 00:59:06,872 | I'm not a thief. | I'm not a thief. |
877 | 00:59:07,873 | 00:59:11,043 | I stole Strickland's bloody truffles, because I was desperate. | I stole Strickland's bloody truffles, because I was desperate. |
878 | 00:59:11,980 | 00:59:14,140 | The Laithams' bill was overdue, and I did a deal with them. | The Laithams' bill was overdue, and I did a deal with them. |
879 | 00:59:15,970 | 00:59:21,050 | You run your side of things so brilliantly, never falter, never ask for help. | You run your side of things so brilliantly, never falter, never ask for help. |
880 | 00:59:22,940 | 00:59:25,080 | I didn't want to admit what a fool I'd been. | I didn't want to admit what a fool I'd been. |
881 | 00:59:26,050 | 00:59:28,970 | So you're a coward too. | So you're a coward too. |
882 | 00:59:29,020 | 00:59:31,970 | If we lose Wyvern House because of you, Johnny... | If we lose Wyvern House because of you, Johnny... |
883 | 00:59:56,080 | 00:59:58,080 | Good morning, Ms Thornfield. | Good morning, Ms Thornfield. |
884 | 01:00:00,110 | 01:00:02,180 | I'd like to talk to you about Valerian. | I'd like to talk to you about Valerian. |
885 | 01:00:02,940 | 01:00:05,060 | Oh. Having trouble sleeping, Inspector? | Oh. Having trouble sleeping, Inspector? |
886 | 01:00:05,110 | 01:00:07,180 | If I were, could you sell me some? | If I were, could you sell me some? |
887 | 01:00:07,940 | 01:00:11,070 | - Valerian tea, yes. - Have you sold any recently? | - Valerian tea, yes. - Have you sold any recently? |
888 | 01:00:11,180 | 01:00:13,130 | Not for some weeks. | Not for some weeks. |
889 | 01:00:13,180 | 01:00:17,950 | And I'd remember, because I have to tell people not to prepare it with boiling water. | And I'd remember, because I have to tell people not to prepare it with boiling water. |
890 | 01:00:18,000 | 01:00:20,060 | Are there any other local sources of supply? | Are there any other local sources of supply? |
891 | 01:00:20,110 | 01:00:25,130 | Most health food shops sell capsules, and the herb itself is easy enough to grow. | Most health food shops sell capsules, and the herb itself is easy enough to grow. |
892 | 01:00:28,170 | 01:00:31,950 | Is there something else... I can help you with, gentlemen? | Is there something else... I can help you with, gentlemen? |
893 | 01:00:34,960 | 01:00:38,130 | That first morning when you told us Martin Strickland wasn't your type. | That first morning when you told us Martin Strickland wasn't your type. |
894 | 01:00:39,120 | 01:00:42,130 | I'm wondering why you didn't tell us about your dog? | I'm wondering why you didn't tell us about your dog? |
895 | 01:00:43,080 | 01:00:45,080 | A man was dead. | A man was dead. |
896 | 01:00:46,060 | 01:00:47,970 | Fond as I was of Bailey, | Fond as I was of Bailey, |
897 | 01:00:48,020 | 01:00:50,980 | it hardly seemed to be the right moment to be talking about him. | it hardly seemed to be the right moment to be talking about him. |
898 | 01:00:51,130 | 01:00:53,140 | But you understand my concern. | But you understand my concern. |
899 | 01:00:55,160 | 01:01:02,140 | You're suggesting that I killed a man because his actions led to the death of my dog? | You're suggesting that I killed a man because his actions led to the death of my dog? |
900 | 01:01:03,130 | 01:01:04,930 | Oh! | Oh! |
901 | 01:01:04,980 | 01:01:07,070 | Do you think I'm insane? | Do you think I'm insane? |
902 | 01:01:08,020 | 01:01:10,070 | And I didn't even know Amy Strickland. | And I didn't even know Amy Strickland. |
903 | 01:01:10,120 | 01:01:11,990 | But you know Ruth Cameron. | But you know Ruth Cameron. |
904 | 01:01:12,960 | 01:01:15,960 | What of it? It's not Ruth who's dead. | What of it? It's not Ruth who's dead. |
905 | 01:01:16,160 | 01:01:18,110 | Perhaps it was meant to be. | Perhaps it was meant to be. |
906 | 01:01:20,080 | 01:01:22,080 | I see. | I see. |
907 | 01:01:24,180 | 01:01:29,960 | How much do you know... about what happened to my son? | How much do you know... about what happened to my son? |
908 | 01:01:35,180 | 01:01:40,030 | Max was killed 22 years ago, when the car he was driving crashed. | Max was killed 22 years ago, when the car he was driving crashed. |
909 | 01:01:40,940 | 01:01:43,960 | There was a high level of alcohol in his blood. | There was a high level of alcohol in his blood. |
910 | 01:01:44,010 | 01:01:47,519 | Ruth Cameron was in the passenger seat, and escaped with... | Ruth Cameron was in the passenger seat, and escaped with... |
911 | 01:01:47,520 | 01:01:50,000 | comparatively minor injuries. | comparatively minor injuries. |
912 | 01:01:50,020 | 01:01:51,547 | That's the official version. | That's the official version. |
913 | 01:01:52,440 | 01:01:54,791 | But I believe that Ruth was driving. | But I believe that Ruth was driving. |
914 | 01:01:56,940 | 01:01:58,950 | I agree. | I agree. |
915 | 01:02:00,150 | 01:02:02,150 | Why? | Why? |
916 | 01:02:03,060 | 01:02:07,940 | When the car hit the tree, the impact was on the left, the passenger side. | When the car hit the tree, the impact was on the left, the passenger side. |
917 | 01:02:07,990 | 01:02:10,070 | It doesn't make sense that the driver died, | It doesn't make sense that the driver died, |
918 | 01:02:10,120 | 01:02:14,180 | but the only damage to the passenger was an injured left arm. | but the only damage to the passenger was an injured left arm. |
919 | 01:02:15,120 | 01:02:18,070 | It was Ruth's car, you know. A little convertible. | It was Ruth's car, you know. A little convertible. |
920 | 01:02:18,120 | 01:02:21,010 | She wouldn't let anyone else drive, ever. | She wouldn't let anyone else drive, ever. |
921 | 01:02:23,120 | 01:02:26,090 | Max hadn't even passed his test. | Max hadn't even passed his test. |
922 | 01:02:29,150 | 01:02:34,090 | You think she pulled Max over to the driving seat after the accident, | You think she pulled Max over to the driving seat after the accident, |
923 | 01:02:34,140 | 01:02:36,050 | even though her arm was badly injured? | even though her arm was badly injured? |
924 | 01:02:36,100 | 01:02:39,080 | If Ruth had been drinking as well, she would have been desperate. | If Ruth had been drinking as well, she would have been desperate. |
925 | 01:02:39,130 | 01:02:41,120 | You said nothing to the police at the time? | You said nothing to the police at the time? |
926 | 01:02:41,170 | 01:02:44,000 | I was the dead boy's mother. They didn't... they... | I was the dead boy's mother. They didn't... they... |
927 | 01:02:44,150 | 01:02:46,150 | they wouldn't take me seriously. | they wouldn't take me seriously. |
928 | 01:02:49,050 | 01:02:52,070 | Will you try to reopen the case? | Will you try to reopen the case? |
929 | 01:02:52,120 | 01:02:55,180 | Ruining Ruth's life won't bring Max back. | Ruining Ruth's life won't bring Max back. |
930 | 01:02:58,170 | 01:03:03,030 | They tell you time is a great healer, but... that's a lie. | They tell you time is a great healer, but... that's a lie. |
931 | 01:03:04,080 | 01:03:07,990 | When you lose someone you love, really, truly love... | When you lose someone you love, really, truly love... |
932 | 01:03:11,040 | 01:03:13,040 | ... the pain never goes away. | ... the pain never goes away. |
933 | 01:03:32,100 | 01:03:34,950 | We all set for tonight? | We all set for tonight? |
934 | 01:03:35,000 | 01:03:37,100 | Yes, but we need to be very careful. | Yes, but we need to be very careful. |
935 | 01:03:40,970 | 01:03:43,900 | - Why were the charges dropped? - This is DCI Barnaby, Causton CID. | - Why were the charges dropped? - This is DCI Barnaby, Causton CID. |
936 | 01:03:43,950 | 01:03:45,900 | OK... I'm chasing a ballistics report. | OK... I'm chasing a ballistics report. |
937 | 01:03:45,950 | 01:03:48,970 | Right. Request number MC4723... | Right. Request number MC4723... |
938 | 01:03:49,020 | 01:03:51,960 | - OK. And when did this happen? - Could you call me back, please? | - OK. And when did this happen? - Could you call me back, please? |
939 | 01:03:52,010 | 01:03:55,960 | - Or better still, send me the report. - OK, mate. Thanks. I owe you. | - Or better still, send me the report. - OK, mate. Thanks. I owe you. |
940 | 01:03:56,010 | 01:03:58,920 | Sir. We need to re-interview one of our suspects. | Sir. We need to re-interview one of our suspects. |
941 | 01:03:58,970 | 01:04:02,170 | Nick Iver was arrested when he was 16. Over a stabbing. | Nick Iver was arrested when he was 16. Over a stabbing. |
942 | 01:04:14,210 | 01:04:17,230 | - Thank you for coming in, Mr Iver. - Did I have a choice? | - Thank you for coming in, Mr Iver. - Did I have a choice? |
943 | 01:04:17,280 | 01:04:20,130 | For the moment, yeah. Take a seat. | For the moment, yeah. Take a seat. |
944 | 01:04:23,300 | 01:04:25,776 | Yesterday, you told Sergeant Nelson e | Yesterday, you told Sergeant Nelson e |
945 | 01:04:25,777 | 01:04:28,743 | that you'd quarrelled with Ruth Cameron over her book. | that you'd quarrelled with Ruth Cameron over her book. |
946 | 01:04:29,280 | 01:04:31,035 | You threw a jug at her and, | You threw a jug at her and, |
947 | 01:04:31,036 | 01:04:33,640 | not entirely unreasonably, she sacked you. | not entirely unreasonably, she sacked you. |
948 | 01:04:33,690 | 01:04:35,026 | That's right. | That's right. |
949 | 01:04:35,260 | 01:04:37,260 | There was more to it than that, wasn't there? | There was more to it than that, wasn't there? |
950 | 01:04:37,310 | 01:04:42,170 | You had been talking to Martin Strickland about taking over the restaurant. | You had been talking to Martin Strickland about taking over the restaurant. |
951 | 01:04:42,220 | 01:04:44,140 | Ruth never mentioned that. | Ruth never mentioned that. |
952 | 01:04:45,140 | 01:04:47,130 | Anyway, I told you, I turned him down. | Anyway, I told you, I turned him down. |
953 | 01:04:48,160 | 01:04:50,230 | Can we go back to the recipes for a moment? | Can we go back to the recipes for a moment? |
954 | 01:04:51,150 | 01:04:56,160 | Quite a lot of them have little personal stories attached, about what they mean to Ruth. | Quite a lot of them have little personal stories attached, about what they mean to Ruth. |
955 | 01:04:56,210 | 01:04:59,110 | Did she make those up? Most of them, yeah. | Did she make those up? Most of them, yeah. |
956 | 01:04:59,160 | 01:05:03,220 | So when she says she always tries to make the wild celery and mushroom soup herself... | So when she says she always tries to make the wild celery and mushroom soup herself... |
957 | 01:05:08,130 | 01:05:10,130 | Is that a lie? | Is that a lie? |
958 | 01:05:11,140 | 01:05:12,310 | No. That bit's true. | No. That bit's true. |
959 | 01:05:12,360 | 01:05:15,160 | You were very angry with Ruth Cameron, weren't you? | You were very angry with Ruth Cameron, weren't you? |
960 | 01:05:15,210 | 01:05:18,150 | Of course I was, but what's this got to do with... ? | Of course I was, but what's this got to do with... ? |
961 | 01:05:20,140 | 01:05:22,150 | Oh, God. You think I tried to poison Ruth? | Oh, God. You think I tried to poison Ruth? |
962 | 01:05:22,330 | 01:05:25,140 | Did you? | Did you? |
963 | 01:05:25,190 | 01:05:27,190 | No. I adore Ruth. | No. I adore Ruth. |
964 | 01:05:27,460 | 01:05:29,110 | And I'm not a killer. | And I'm not a killer. |
965 | 01:05:29,111 | 01:05:31,745 | But that's only a matter of luck, isn't it, Mr Iver? | But that's only a matter of luck, isn't it, Mr Iver? |
966 | 01:05:31,760 | 01:05:34,407 | If that knife had gone just a fraction deeper, | If that knife had gone just a fraction deeper, |
967 | 01:05:34,408 | 01:05:36,608 | your stepfather would be dead. | your stepfather would be dead. |
968 | 01:05:44,570 | 01:05:46,570 | I was 16. | I was 16. |
969 | 01:05:48,530 | 01:05:50,580 | My stepfather never liked me and I hated him. | My stepfather never liked me and I hated him. |
970 | 01:05:51,610 | 01:05:55,600 | And one day he was going on and on, telling me only sissies liked cooking, | And one day he was going on and on, telling me only sissies liked cooking, |
971 | 01:05:55,650 | 01:05:58,720 | calling me terrible names, and I lost it and I went for him. | calling me terrible names, and I lost it and I went for him. |
972 | 01:06:01,630 | 01:06:04,610 | Unfortunately, I had a kitchen knife in my hand at the time. | Unfortunately, I had a kitchen knife in my hand at the time. |
973 | 01:06:07,620 | 01:06:11,630 | The charges were dropped after your stepfather changed his story. | The charges were dropped after your stepfather changed his story. |
974 | 01:06:11,680 | 01:06:13,680 | Why did he do that? | Why did he do that? |
975 | 01:06:15,640 | 01:06:18,690 | My mother persuaded him to say it was an accident. | My mother persuaded him to say it was an accident. |
976 | 01:06:20,690 | 01:06:23,670 | He agreed, as long as I cleared out and never came back. | He agreed, as long as I cleared out and never came back. |
977 | 01:06:24,740 | 01:06:27,570 | Does Ruth know about this? Does Stephanie? | Does Ruth know about this? Does Stephanie? |
978 | 01:06:27,620 | 01:06:28,690 | No. | No. |
979 | 01:06:28,740 | 01:06:31,540 | How did Martin Strickland find out? | How did Martin Strickland find out? |
980 | 01:06:34,610 | 01:06:38,700 | He had a private investigator check me out before he approached me. | He had a private investigator check me out before he approached me. |
981 | 01:06:40,540 | 01:06:42,640 | "A routine business precaution", he said. | "A routine business precaution", he said. |
982 | 01:06:42,690 | 01:06:46,650 | Was he threatening to tell people the true story if you didn't? | Was he threatening to tell people the true story if you didn't? |
983 | 01:06:48,540 | 01:06:49,690 | Yes. | Yes. |
984 | 01:06:49,740 | 01:06:52,068 | A motive for murder, wouldn't you say? | A motive for murder, wouldn't you say? |
985 | 01:06:52,069 | 01:06:53,546 | Yeah, and he'd have deserved it. | Yeah, and he'd have deserved it. |
986 | 01:06:55,530 | 01:06:57,600 | But I didn't kill him or Amy. | But I didn't kill him or Amy. |
987 | 01:06:59,610 | 01:07:01,650 | And I'd never hurt Ruth. | And I'd never hurt Ruth. |
988 | 01:07:07,530 | 01:07:08,580 | Hello? | Hello? |
989 | 01:07:14,620 | 01:07:17,590 | Calm down. I can't understand what you're saying. | Calm down. I can't understand what you're saying. |
990 | 01:07:19,760 | 01:07:22,580 | Wait there. I'm coming. | Wait there. I'm coming. |
991 | 01:07:31,580 | 01:07:33,690 | You don't think Nick did it, then? | You don't think Nick did it, then? |
992 | 01:07:33,740 | 01:07:37,550 | Nick Iver has a motive for both killings, | Nick Iver has a motive for both killings, |
993 | 01:07:37,600 | 01:07:40,550 | but his girlfriend's given him an alibi for the first one, | but his girlfriend's given him an alibi for the first one, |
994 | 01:07:40,600 | 01:07:43,710 | and we have no concrete evidence against him in either case. | and we have no concrete evidence against him in either case. |
995 | 01:07:44,750 | 01:07:50,590 | And it doesn't fit. I mean, he clearly has a violent temper, | And it doesn't fit. I mean, he clearly has a violent temper, |
996 | 01:07:50,640 | 01:07:53,660 | but these were carefully planned, cold-blooded murders. | but these were carefully planned, cold-blooded murders. |
997 | 01:07:53,710 | 01:07:55,670 | Very different from throwing a jug, | Very different from throwing a jug, |
998 | 01:07:55,720 | 01:07:58,660 | or even stabbing someone in the heat of the moment. | or even stabbing someone in the heat of the moment. |
999 | 01:07:58,710 | 01:08:02,570 | Not that I'm saying it's OK to throw things at your boss, you understand. | Not that I'm saying it's OK to throw things at your boss, you understand. |
1000 | 01:08:02,760 | 01:08:05,500 | Not even this? | Not even this? |
1001 | 01:08:05,550 | 01:08:07,760 | I played with the 999 recording. Remember this? | I played with the 999 recording. Remember this? |
1002 | 01:08:09,760 | 01:08:13,560 | There's a dead body in the woods on the Strickland land... | There's a dead body in the woods on the Strickland land... |
1003 | 01:08:13,610 | 01:08:15,560 | Listen. | Listen. |
1004 | 01:08:16,690 | 01:08:19,610 | There's a dead body in the woods on the Strickland land | There's a dead body in the woods on the Strickland land |
1005 | 01:08:19,660 | 01:08:21,560 | about 300 yards from the old cottage. | about 300 yards from the old cottage. |
1006 | 01:08:21,610 | 01:08:24,510 | - Jamie Weston! - Sounds like him, doesn't it? | - Jamie Weston! - Sounds like him, doesn't it? |
1007 | 01:08:24,560 | 01:08:26,520 | Ah, good work, Nelson. | Ah, good work, Nelson. |
1008 | 01:08:26,570 | 01:08:29,520 | I suggest you go and see what he has to say about it. | I suggest you go and see what he has to say about it. |
1009 | 01:08:30,760 | 01:08:36,510 | And... ask him why Ballistics think that three of the shotgun cartridges | And... ask him why Ballistics think that three of the shotgun cartridges |
1010 | 01:08:36,560 | 01:08:40,710 | found in the vicinity of Martin Strickland's body came from one of his guns. | found in the vicinity of Martin Strickland's body came from one of his guns. |
1011 | 01:08:40,760 | 01:08:43,660 | - What's the betting he wears a size ten shoe? - Mm. | - What's the betting he wears a size ten shoe? - Mm. |
1012 | 01:08:43,710 | 01:08:47,590 | But who does the size seven belong to? That's the question. | But who does the size seven belong to? That's the question. |
1013 | 01:08:51,650 | 01:08:55,490 | Honestly, Johnny. She's probably just gone for a walk or something. | Honestly, Johnny. She's probably just gone for a walk or something. |
1014 | 01:08:55,540 | 01:08:57,719 | She was in the kitchen, cooking, experimenting. | She was in the kitchen, cooking, experimenting. |
1015 | 01:08:57,720 | 01:09:00,061 | And now she's just abandoned everything. | And now she's just abandoned everything. |
1016 | 01:09:01,640 | 01:09:04,490 | We'd had a row. | We'd had a row. |
1017 | 01:09:04,540 | 01:09:07,580 | You and I used to row all the time. | You and I used to row all the time. |
1018 | 01:09:08,660 | 01:09:11,520 | - You've tried calling her? - Straight to voicemail. | - You've tried calling her? - Straight to voicemail. |
1019 | 01:09:11,570 | 01:09:14,480 | Oh. Well, I think you're panicking. | Oh. Well, I think you're panicking. |
1020 | 01:09:14,530 | 01:09:16,710 | Why don't you go and make us a cup of tea? | Why don't you go and make us a cup of tea? |
1021 | 01:09:18,580 | 01:09:19,730 | All right. | All right. |
1022 | 01:09:27,540 | 01:09:28,590 | Lizzy? | Lizzy? |
1023 | 01:09:35,640 | 01:09:37,590 | Please? | Please? |
1024 | 01:09:41,600 | 01:09:43,630 | You deserve to know the truth. | You deserve to know the truth. |
1025 | 01:09:44,730 | 01:09:46,730 | I know the truth. | I know the truth. |
1026 | 01:09:50,600 | 01:09:52,700 | I... I... came to say I'm sorry. | I... I... came to say I'm sorry. |
1027 | 01:09:53,600 | 01:09:55,600 | Please go. | Please go. |
1028 | 01:10:02,700 | 01:10:04,700 | I loved him too, Lizzy. | I loved him too, Lizzy. |
1029 | 01:10:15,560 | 01:10:17,580 | Funny the way things turn out, isn't it? | Funny the way things turn out, isn't it? |
1030 | 01:10:17,700 | 01:10:21,500 | I never thought you'd come back to Midsomer Wyvern, | I never thought you'd come back to Midsomer Wyvern, |
1031 | 01:10:21,550 | 01:10:25,550 | and here we are, having a cup of tea together like an old married couple. | and here we are, having a cup of tea together like an old married couple. |
1032 | 01:10:28,730 | 01:10:30,730 | I must go. | I must go. |
1033 | 01:10:33,710 | 01:10:34,970 | Ruth will be back. | Ruth will be back. |
1034 | 01:10:34,971 | 01:10:37,594 | Just remember, you've got a lot of grovelling to do. | Just remember, you've got a lot of grovelling to do. |
1035 | 01:10:38,750 | 01:10:40,750 | I'd suggest flowers. | I'd suggest flowers. |
1036 | 01:11:23,560 | 01:11:25,670 | - I'm sorry. - What for? | - I'm sorry. - What for? |
1037 | 01:11:26,560 | 01:11:28,710 | For being so vile to you. | For being so vile to you. |
1038 | 01:11:28,760 | 01:11:31,307 | You'd just had the worst few hours of your life, | You'd just had the worst few hours of your life, |
1039 | 01:11:31,308 | 01:11:33,300 | and I was prattling on about mousseline. | and I was prattling on about mousseline. |
1040 | 01:11:34,650 | 01:11:36,910 | It's what I do. I bury myself in my work, | It's what I do. I bury myself in my work, |
1041 | 01:11:36,911 | 01:11:38,522 | so I don't have to deal with life. | so I don't have to deal with life. |
1042 | 01:11:38,730 | 01:11:40,720 | - That's not true. - It is. | - That's not true. - It is. |
1043 | 01:11:41,670 | 01:11:46,570 | Or it was. Until I met you, I didn't have a life outside the kitchen. | Or it was. Until I met you, I didn't have a life outside the kitchen. |
1044 | 01:11:49,710 | 01:11:53,710 | I love you, Johnny. And I don't care what you've done. | I love you, Johnny. And I don't care what you've done. |
1045 | 01:11:55,530 | 01:11:57,660 | Well, as long as you haven't murdered anyone. | Well, as long as you haven't murdered anyone. |
1046 | 01:11:58,610 | 01:12:00,710 | I haven't. I promise. | I haven't. I promise. |
1047 | 01:12:13,690 | 01:12:15,590 | All right? | All right? |
1048 | 01:12:24,650 | 01:12:26,650 | - Is that the lot? - Just one more. | - Is that the lot? - Just one more. |
1049 | 01:12:32,610 | 01:12:35,680 | Sir, Jamie Weston's offloading gear at the pub. | Sir, Jamie Weston's offloading gear at the pub. |
1050 | 01:12:36,560 | 01:12:38,620 | With a possible wellie size seven. | With a possible wellie size seven. |
1051 | 01:12:39,630 | 01:12:42,700 | Stay where you are, I'll meet you there in half an hour. | Stay where you are, I'll meet you there in half an hour. |
1052 | 01:12:44,530 | 01:12:45,640 | Is this a good sign? | Is this a good sign? |
1053 | 01:12:45,690 | 01:12:48,623 | You know I said Sykes was displaying classic signs of anxiety? | You know I said Sykes was displaying classic signs of anxiety? |
1054 | 01:12:48,624 | 01:12:49,624 | Yes. | Yes. |
1055 | 01:12:49,670 | 01:12:51,782 | Apparently children can also behave the same way | Apparently children can also behave the same way |
1056 | 01:12:51,783 | 01:12:53,299 | in the build-up to a new baby. | in the build-up to a new baby. |
1057 | 01:12:53,590 | 01:12:55,670 | They actually want to play the parent role. | They actually want to play the parent role. |
1058 | 01:12:55,720 | 01:12:57,760 | So, I er, bought him a present. | So, I er, bought him a present. |
1059 | 01:12:58,520 | 01:13:00,520 | Sykes? | Sykes? |
1060 | 01:13:02,670 | 01:13:04,630 | Hm. | Hm. |
1061 | 01:13:09,650 | 01:13:13,740 | That is completely bonkers. But it seems to have worked. | That is completely bonkers. But it seems to have worked. |
1062 | 01:13:15,610 | 01:13:17,510 | What time do you want to eat? | What time do you want to eat? |
1063 | 01:13:17,560 | 01:13:20,600 | Later, if it's OK with you. I'm going to the pub with Nelson. | Later, if it's OK with you. I'm going to the pub with Nelson. |
1064 | 01:13:20,650 | 01:13:23,680 | Oh, right. That's how it's gonna be from now on, is it? | Oh, right. That's how it's gonna be from now on, is it? |
1065 | 01:13:23,730 | 01:13:27,670 | I stay here with the dog and the baby whilst you go boozing with your mates? | I stay here with the dog and the baby whilst you go boozing with your mates? |
1066 | 01:13:27,720 | 01:13:31,670 | No. Sykes is welcome to come to the pub with me whenever he wants. | No. Sykes is welcome to come to the pub with me whenever he wants. |
1067 | 01:13:57,520 | 01:13:59,520 | Uh-uh. | Uh-uh. |
1068 | 01:13:59,710 | 01:14:01,710 | Feeling fit? | Feeling fit? |
1069 | 01:14:22,550 | 01:14:23,750 | Evening. | Evening. |
1070 | 01:14:26,630 | 01:14:30,660 | There you go, Frank. Cheap at twice the price! | There you go, Frank. Cheap at twice the price! |
1071 | 01:14:30,710 | 01:14:33,660 | Next up, a beautiful saddle of venison. | Next up, a beautiful saddle of venison. |
1072 | 01:14:33,710 | 01:14:39,690 | Now, who'll start me off at �20 for a lovely bit... of Bambi? | Now, who'll start me off at �20 for a lovely bit... of Bambi? |
1073 | 01:14:39,740 | 01:14:42,600 | - �2.50. - Oh, Ted! Shut up! | - �2.50. - Oh, Ted! Shut up! |
1074 | 01:14:42,650 | 01:14:44,650 | Don't take the mick, Ted. | Don't take the mick, Ted. |
1075 | 01:14:45,610 | 01:14:46,710 | �20. Thank you. | �20. Thank you. |
1076 | 01:14:46,760 | 01:14:49,550 | Glad somebody knows prime meat when she sees it. | Glad somebody knows prime meat when she sees it. |
1077 | 01:14:49,600 | 01:14:51,600 | 21. 22. | 21. 22. |
1078 | 01:14:51,730 | 01:14:54,560 | Any advance on 22? | Any advance on 22? |
1079 | 01:14:54,610 | 01:14:58,540 | - Going once, going twice... - Not going anywhere at all. | - Going once, going twice... - Not going anywhere at all. |
1080 | 01:15:02,650 | 01:15:05,690 | So you were poaching for deer and just fell across a body? | So you were poaching for deer and just fell across a body? |
1081 | 01:15:05,740 | 01:15:09,570 | And then we fired at the boar, but we were both so shaken, we didn't hit it. | And then we fired at the boar, but we were both so shaken, we didn't hit it. |
1082 | 01:15:09,620 | 01:15:11,630 | Just... scared it away. | Just... scared it away. |
1083 | 01:15:11,680 | 01:15:13,826 | Why didn't you report finding the body immediately, | Why didn't you report finding the body immediately, |
1084 | 01:15:13,827 | 01:15:15,096 | instead of waiting till the morning? | instead of waiting till the morning? |
1085 | 01:15:16,590 | 01:15:20,600 | The poor bugger was beyond help, any fool could see that. | The poor bugger was beyond help, any fool could see that. |
1086 | 01:15:21,610 | 01:15:26,760 | We just needed some time to calm down, and decide what to do for the best. | We just needed some time to calm down, and decide what to do for the best. |
1087 | 01:15:27,520 | 01:15:29,490 | You should have come forward and told us this! | You should have come forward and told us this! |
1088 | 01:15:29,540 | 01:15:32,570 | - We don't hang poachers any more! - We'd both have lost our jobs, though. | - We don't hang poachers any more! - We'd both have lost our jobs, though. |
1089 | 01:15:32,620 | 01:15:34,690 | And Amy Strickland might still be alive. | And Amy Strickland might still be alive. |
1090 | 01:15:39,680 | 01:15:43,680 | You'll be prosecuted over the poaching and tonight's illegal auction. | You'll be prosecuted over the poaching and tonight's illegal auction. |
1091 | 01:15:43,730 | 01:15:46,620 | You can think yourselves lucky if you're not facing charges | You can think yourselves lucky if you're not facing charges |
1092 | 01:15:46,670 | 01:15:49,550 | of withholding evidence in a murder enquiry. | of withholding evidence in a murder enquiry. |
1093 | 01:15:51,680 | 01:15:54,560 | Right, you can go. Not you, Ms Weston. | Right, you can go. Not you, Ms Weston. |
1094 | 01:16:04,660 | 01:16:07,610 | You told me that on the night of Martin Strickland's murder, | You told me that on the night of Martin Strickland's murder, |
1095 | 01:16:07,660 | 01:16:09,690 | Nick Iver was home from work by 11. | Nick Iver was home from work by 11. |
1096 | 01:16:09,740 | 01:16:13,550 | But you don't know where he was. You were out in the woods with your brother. | But you don't know where he was. You were out in the woods with your brother. |
1097 | 01:16:13,600 | 01:16:17,570 | I couldn't tell you that though, could I? And I know Nick didn't do it. | I couldn't tell you that though, could I? And I know Nick didn't do it. |
1098 | 01:16:18,710 | 01:16:22,660 | After a day like this, I need a gin. | After a day like this, I need a gin. |
1099 | 01:16:32,570 | 01:16:34,640 | Dammit, I'm gonna have one too. | Dammit, I'm gonna have one too. |
1100 | 01:16:34,690 | 01:16:36,710 | Johnny, no! | Johnny, no! |
1101 | 01:16:38,690 | 01:16:40,690 | No! | No! |
1102 | 01:16:44,670 | 01:16:46,670 | Ms Linklater! | Ms Linklater! |
1103 | 01:16:50,540 | 01:16:52,700 | - All done? - Not quite. | - All done? - Not quite. |
1104 | 01:16:52,750 | 01:16:57,490 | You realise that in allowing your premises to be used for the sale of stolen property, | You realise that in allowing your premises to be used for the sale of stolen property, |
1105 | 01:16:57,540 | 01:16:59,500 | you have committed a criminal offence? | you have committed a criminal offence? |
1106 | 01:16:59,550 | 01:17:00,700 | What harm was it doing anyone? | What harm was it doing anyone? |
1107 | 01:17:00,750 | 01:17:03,590 | You'll be hearing from us in due course, about tonight. | You'll be hearing from us in due course, about tonight. |
1108 | 01:17:03,640 | 01:17:05,590 | Suit yourself, Mr Barnaby. | Suit yourself, Mr Barnaby. |
1109 | 01:17:05,640 | 01:17:07,640 | Good night. | Good night. |
1110 | 01:18:18,720 | 01:18:20,720 | - You OK? - Hm. | - You OK? - Hm. |
1111 | 01:18:21,580 | 01:18:23,580 | I need some air. | I need some air. |
1112 | 01:18:24,590 | 01:18:25,700 | - Come on! - What? | - Come on! - What? |
1113 | 01:18:25,750 | 01:18:27,590 | - Do you fancy a dance? - Ruth. | - Do you fancy a dance? - Ruth. |
1114 | 01:18:27,640 | 01:18:30,670 | Come on, let's go to the garden. Come on, I'll race you! | Come on, let's go to the garden. Come on, I'll race you! |
1115 | 01:18:31,620 | 01:18:33,480 | Come on! | Come on! |
1116 | 01:19:36,730 | 01:19:38,680 | Ruth? | Ruth? |
1117 | 01:19:40,760 | 01:19:42,660 | Urgh! | Urgh! |
1118 | 01:20:17,600 | 01:20:18,339 | Sloe gin. | Sloe gin. |
1119 | 01:20:19,140 | 01:20:22,290 | The residue in the glass that they found looks like the liquid in the bottle. | The residue in the glass that they found looks like the liquid in the bottle. |
1120 | 01:20:23,070 | 01:20:24,748 | Johnny was supposed to be on the wagon. | Johnny was supposed to be on the wagon. |
1121 | 01:20:25,749 | 01:20:28,251 | Must have slipped off last night. | Must have slipped off last night. |
1122 | 01:20:30,150 | 01:20:34,250 | Dust for prints, though I doubt we'll find anything that shouldn't be here. | Dust for prints, though I doubt we'll find anything that shouldn't be here. |
1123 | 01:20:35,220 | 01:20:40,040 | The bottle could have been switched or tampered with days ago. | The bottle could have been switched or tampered with days ago. |
1124 | 01:20:41,030 | 01:20:42,150 | Weeks, even. | Weeks, even. |
1125 | 01:20:42,200 | 01:20:46,150 | No, no. After Amy was killed, I came in here to fetch Ruth to look at the mushrooms | No, no. After Amy was killed, I came in here to fetch Ruth to look at the mushrooms |
1126 | 01:20:46,200 | 01:20:48,030 | and she had a drink in her hand. | and she had a drink in her hand. |
1127 | 01:20:48,080 | 01:20:51,140 | It was the same colour as this. I saw her take a swig. | It was the same colour as this. I saw her take a swig. |
1128 | 01:20:53,030 | 01:20:55,030 | That's something. | That's something. |
1129 | 01:20:57,210 | 01:21:01,110 | - 'And when did your first marriage break up? - Long before. Married to the job. | - 'And when did your first marriage break up? - Long before. Married to the job. |
1130 | 01:21:01,160 | 01:21:03,170 | 'Martin often slept in the spare room. | 'Martin often slept in the spare room. |
1131 | 01:21:03,220 | 01:21:06,010 | - We keep very different hours. - I adore Ruth. | - We keep very different hours. - I adore Ruth. |
1132 | 01:21:06,060 | 01:21:08,150 | Don't worry. It's all very civilised.' | Don't worry. It's all very civilised.' |
1133 | 01:21:08,200 | 01:21:09,190 | Oh... | Oh... |
1134 | 01:21:09,240 | 01:21:13,170 | 'They tell you that time is a great healer, but it's a lie!' | 'They tell you that time is a great healer, but it's a lie!' |
1135 | 01:21:14,140 | 01:21:16,210 | - Oh, yes. - What? | - Oh, yes. - What? |
1136 | 01:21:20,100 | 01:21:22,160 | Something Lizzy Thornfield said. | Something Lizzy Thornfield said. |
1137 | 01:21:34,230 | 01:21:36,230 | Hello. | Hello. |
1138 | 01:21:37,090 | 01:21:38,220 | Gin and tonic, please. | Gin and tonic, please. |
1139 | 01:21:39,250 | 01:21:42,030 | I can do you one of these? | I can do you one of these? |
1140 | 01:21:42,080 | 01:21:44,220 | This is a pub, isn't it? I want a proper drink. | This is a pub, isn't it? I want a proper drink. |
1141 | 01:22:12,030 | 01:22:14,030 | You again? | You again? |
1142 | 01:22:16,160 | 01:22:19,040 | - What do you want? - Tell us what the poison was, Nick. | - What do you want? - Tell us what the poison was, Nick. |
1143 | 01:22:19,090 | 01:22:21,180 | - Can you two leave now, please? - What poison? | - Can you two leave now, please? - What poison? |
1144 | 01:22:21,230 | 01:22:25,990 | The one you used last night on Ruth Cameron and Johnny Linklater. | The one you used last night on Ruth Cameron and Johnny Linklater. |
1145 | 01:22:26,040 | 01:22:28,000 | - Not Johnny! - What are you talking about? | - Not Johnny! - What are you talking about? |
1146 | 01:22:28,050 | 01:22:31,010 | Johnny's still alive, just, but we need to know what the poison was. | Johnny's still alive, just, but we need to know what the poison was. |
1147 | 01:22:31,060 | 01:22:34,080 | - I don't understand! - Please. While there's time to give an antidote. | - I don't understand! - Please. While there's time to give an antidote. |
1148 | 01:22:34,130 | 01:22:36,260 | - No. You've got it wrong. - We know your alibi for the night | - No. You've got it wrong. - We know your alibi for the night |
1149 | 01:22:37,020 | 01:22:38,210 | of Martin Strickland's death was false. | of Martin Strickland's death was false. |
1150 | 01:22:38,260 | 01:22:42,000 | Stephanie said you were at home with her, but she was out in the woods. | Stephanie said you were at home with her, but she was out in the woods. |
1151 | 01:22:42,050 | 01:22:45,990 | - I never asked her to lie for me. - Amy's death was a mistake, we know that. | - I never asked her to lie for me. - Amy's death was a mistake, we know that. |
1152 | 01:22:46,040 | 01:22:49,110 | And you didn't mean for Johnny to die either. So help us to save him. | And you didn't mean for Johnny to die either. So help us to save him. |
1153 | 01:22:49,160 | 01:22:52,180 | I would if I could. But I don't know what the poison was! | I would if I could. But I don't know what the poison was! |
1154 | 01:22:55,240 | 01:22:59,100 | Nick Iver, you'll be taken to Causton Police Station, | Nick Iver, you'll be taken to Causton Police Station, |
1155 | 01:22:59,150 | 01:23:03,000 | where you'll be charged with the murders of Martin Strickland, Amy... | where you'll be charged with the murders of Martin Strickland, Amy... |
1156 | 01:23:03,050 | 01:23:05,050 | It was belladonna. | It was belladonna. |
1157 | 01:23:08,170 | 01:23:10,230 | Deadly nightshade. In the gin. | Deadly nightshade. In the gin. |
1158 | 01:23:11,140 | 01:23:13,260 | Phone the hospital. You've got to tell them. | Phone the hospital. You've got to tell them. |
1159 | 01:23:20,130 | 01:23:22,160 | It wasn't meant for Johnny, was it? | It wasn't meant for Johnny, was it? |
1160 | 01:23:25,060 | 01:23:27,120 | I know you could never hurt Johnny. | I know you could never hurt Johnny. |
1161 | 01:23:28,130 | 01:23:31,040 | Because you killed Martin to protect him. | Because you killed Martin to protect him. |
1162 | 01:23:34,260 | 01:23:39,160 | Was Martin already unconscious from the Valerian before you tied him to the tree? | Was Martin already unconscious from the Valerian before you tied him to the tree? |
1163 | 01:23:40,150 | 01:23:44,210 | No. He thought it was a game. | No. He thought it was a game. |
1164 | 01:23:47,070 | 01:23:50,020 | He was going to destroy Johnny. | He was going to destroy Johnny. |
1165 | 01:23:50,070 | 01:23:55,010 | He actually boasted to me about it. He thought I'd be pleased! | He actually boasted to me about it. He thought I'd be pleased! |
1166 | 01:24:04,210 | 01:24:08,090 | - Martin didn't understand, did he? - You have to phone the hospital. Tell them! | - Martin didn't understand, did he? - You have to phone the hospital. Tell them! |
1167 | 01:24:08,140 | 01:24:11,170 | You still loved Johnny, all these years after he left you. | You still loved Johnny, all these years after he left you. |
1168 | 01:24:11,220 | 01:24:14,210 | He didn't leave me. Ruth stole him! | He didn't leave me. Ruth stole him! |
1169 | 01:24:15,070 | 01:24:18,080 | No, she didn't. You and Dad split up years before he met Ruth. | No, she didn't. You and Dad split up years before he met Ruth. |
1170 | 01:24:18,130 | 01:24:20,110 | It wasn't her fault. And what about Amy? | It wasn't her fault. And what about Amy? |
1171 | 01:24:20,160 | 01:24:22,060 | Stay out of this! | Stay out of this! |
1172 | 01:24:22,110 | 01:24:27,210 | You know nothing about love, and I don't suppose you ever will. | You know nothing about love, and I don't suppose you ever will. |
1173 | 01:24:31,120 | 01:24:33,120 | I had nothing against Amy. | I had nothing against Amy. |
1174 | 01:24:36,130 | 01:24:38,130 | She just got in the way. | She just got in the way. |
1175 | 01:24:41,170 | 01:24:44,250 | And the kitchen's always deserted around 11:15 for staff lunch. | And the kitchen's always deserted around 11:15 for staff lunch. |
1176 | 01:24:53,120 | 01:24:56,070 | - You did follow the recipe exactly? - Yes! | - You did follow the recipe exactly? - Yes! |
1177 | 01:25:03,110 | 01:25:04,110 | Amy? | Amy? |
1178 | 01:25:06,120 | 01:25:09,150 | She was 20 years old, and she's dead! | She was 20 years old, and she's dead! |
1179 | 01:25:15,150 | 01:25:17,150 | So you tried again. | So you tried again. |
1180 | 01:25:18,080 | 01:25:21,050 | This time, you thought you'd make certain of your target | This time, you thought you'd make certain of your target |
1181 | 01:25:21,100 | 01:25:24,070 | by poisoning Ruth's bottle of sloe gin. | by poisoning Ruth's bottle of sloe gin. |
1182 | 01:25:24,120 | 01:25:29,030 | But you didn't know that that night Johnny would start drinking again. | But you didn't know that that night Johnny would start drinking again. |
1183 | 01:25:30,020 | 01:25:33,190 | You have to save him! Why aren't you phoning the hospital? | You have to save him! Why aren't you phoning the hospital? |
1184 | 01:25:35,020 | 01:25:38,040 | Would you have killed Johnny too, I wonder? | Would you have killed Johnny too, I wonder? |
1185 | 01:25:38,090 | 01:25:40,220 | When you realised he didn't love you any more? | When you realised he didn't love you any more? |
1186 | 01:25:42,090 | 01:25:44,140 | He does love me! | He does love me! |
1187 | 01:25:45,160 | 01:25:47,190 | We would have been happy! | We would have been happy! |
1188 | 01:25:57,060 | 01:25:59,120 | He's already dead, isn't he? | He's already dead, isn't he? |
1189 | 01:26:33,040 | 01:26:35,040 | You tricked me! | You tricked me! |
1190 | 01:26:48,060 | 01:26:50,200 | Dad! I don't understand. | Dad! I don't understand. |
1191 | 01:26:53,060 | 01:26:54,891 | Lizzy Thornfield found us last night, | Lizzy Thornfield found us last night, |
1192 | 01:26:54,892 | 01:26:57,377 | and knew it was deadly nightshade from the smell. | and knew it was deadly nightshade from the smell. |
1193 | 01:26:58,140 | 01:27:02,120 | She saved our lives. I'm sorry we couldn't tell you earlier, Ferdy. | She saved our lives. I'm sorry we couldn't tell you earlier, Ferdy. |
1194 | 01:27:12,120 | 01:27:15,100 | Thank you, Nick. That can't have been easy for you. | Thank you, Nick. That can't have been easy for you. |
1195 | 01:27:22,020 | 01:27:24,170 | What was it Lizzy said that made you realise? | What was it Lizzy said that made you realise? |
1196 | 01:27:25,200 | 01:27:29,140 | "When you lose someone you truly love, the pain never goes away." | "When you lose someone you truly love, the pain never goes away." |
1197 | 01:27:32,090 | 01:27:38,050 | Now, we thought this case was about money or anger or revenge. | Now, we thought this case was about money or anger or revenge. |
1198 | 01:27:39,050 | 01:27:41,170 | But it was about something much more dangerous. | But it was about something much more dangerous. |
1199 | 01:27:42,250 | 01:27:44,250 | Love. | Love. |
1200 | 01:27:48,080 | 01:27:51,050 | Kate got the report back on Ferdy's magic mushrooms, by the way. | Kate got the report back on Ferdy's magic mushrooms, by the way. |
1201 | 01:27:51,220 | 01:27:53,200 | They weren't the hallucinogenic kind. | They weren't the hallucinogenic kind. |
1202 | 01:27:53,250 | 01:27:57,140 | He could smoke them, eat them on toast, cook them in an omelette... | He could smoke them, eat them on toast, cook them in an omelette... |
1203 | 01:27:58,130 | 01:28:00,120 | ... they'd have had no effect. | ... they'd have had no effect. |
1204 | 01:28:00,170 | 01:28:02,070 | Not so magic after all, then. | Not so magic after all, then. |
1205 | 01:28:08,734 | 01:28:18,071 | - synced and corrected by chamallow - - www.addic7ed.com - | - synced and corrected by chamallow - - www.addic7ed.com - |