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1 | 00:00:38,550 | 00:00:39,730 | Frank? | Frank? |
2 | 00:00:39,740 | 00:00:41,740 | Oh. | Oh. |
3 | 00:00:42,650 | 00:00:44,590 | Wall came away, Vicar. | Wall came away, Vicar. |
4 | 00:00:44,600 | 00:00:46,600 | Is it serious? | Is it serious? |
5 | 00:00:47,500 | 00:00:49,500 | Hole's not the problem. | Hole's not the problem. |
6 | 00:00:51,650 | 00:00:53,650 | It's what's on the other side. | It's what's on the other side. |
7 | 00:00:57,520 | 00:00:59,520 | All right? | All right? |
8 | 00:01:00,710 | 00:01:02,710 | Careful. | Careful. |
9 | 00:01:10,680 | 00:01:12,680 | Take a look at the wall. | Take a look at the wall. |
10 | 00:01:33,640 | 00:01:35,640 | Good Lord. | Good Lord. |
11 | 00:01:58,600 | 00:02:01,650 | She's running at 387 and she's up five feet. | She's running at 387 and she's up five feet. |
12 | 00:02:02,630 | 00:02:06,580 | Better call the Environment Agency. You really think she'll burst? | Better call the Environment Agency. You really think she'll burst? |
13 | 00:02:06,630 | 00:02:09,570 | Well, depends how much rain we'll get. | Well, depends how much rain we'll get. |
14 | 00:02:12,710 | 00:02:16,710 | Er, Ava, I, um... I was wondering if maybe, um... | Er, Ava, I, um... I was wondering if maybe, um... |
15 | 00:02:16,720 | 00:02:18,720 | Zach... | Zach... |
16 | 00:02:18,730 | 00:02:21,560 | ..you might like to go out some time? Zach! | ..you might like to go out some time? Zach! |
17 | 00:02:37,560 | 00:02:40,510 | It's just, I thought with you being a scientist, | It's just, I thought with you being a scientist, |
18 | 00:02:40,520 | 00:02:43,660 | the place would be ordered, precise, at least vaguely clean. | the place would be ordered, precise, at least vaguely clean. |
19 | 00:02:44,530 | 00:02:46,560 | Only boring people have clean houses. | Only boring people have clean houses. |
20 | 00:02:46,620 | 00:02:48,680 | You're confusing boring with normal. | You're confusing boring with normal. |
21 | 00:02:48,740 | 00:02:51,590 | All right, as your landlady, | All right, as your landlady, |
22 | 00:02:51,600 | 00:02:53,710 | I give you my permission to tidy the place up. | I give you my permission to tidy the place up. |
23 | 00:02:53,720 | 00:02:55,720 | Do I get a rent reduction? | Do I get a rent reduction? |
24 | 00:02:55,730 | 00:02:58,510 | Depends how good a job you do. | Depends how good a job you do. |
25 | 00:03:45,650 | 00:03:47,650 | How many babies are we having? | How many babies are we having? |
26 | 00:03:47,660 | 00:03:49,660 | This is just the essentials. | This is just the essentials. |
27 | 00:03:49,670 | 00:03:51,640 | And we're planning on putting it where? | And we're planning on putting it where? |
28 | 00:03:51,650 | 00:03:53,650 | In the back room. | In the back room. |
29 | 00:03:53,690 | 00:03:55,620 | You mean my study? | You mean my study? |
30 | 00:03:55,630 | 00:03:58,530 | Ha! Well, you call it a study | Ha! Well, you call it a study |
31 | 00:03:58,540 | 00:04:01,540 | but you don't really do much studying in there, do you? | but you don't really do much studying in there, do you? |
32 | 00:04:01,550 | 00:04:03,550 | I contemplate things in there. | I contemplate things in there. |
33 | 00:04:03,560 | 00:04:06,590 | No, you store things in there that I tell you to get rid of. | No, you store things in there that I tell you to get rid of. |
34 | 00:04:06,600 | 00:04:09,520 | But that's over. Baby's coming and we need the space. | But that's over. Baby's coming and we need the space. |
35 | 00:04:09,530 | 00:04:13,560 | But babies are tiny. How much space does something that small really need? | But babies are tiny. How much space does something that small really need? |
36 | 00:04:13,570 | 00:04:15,650 | Oh, look at you. You're so sweet, so naive. | Oh, look at you. You're so sweet, so naive. |
37 | 00:04:17,500 | 00:04:19,530 | You have no idea what's coming, do you? | You have no idea what's coming, do you? |
38 | 00:04:21,720 | 00:04:23,720 | Don't look at me. | Don't look at me. |
39 | 00:04:25,720 | 00:04:27,720 | Barnaby? | Barnaby? |
40 | 00:04:37,520 | 00:04:43,670 | So, we have an unidentified female found caught in the weir by our two river officers. | So, we have an unidentified female found caught in the weir by our two river officers. |
41 | 00:04:43,680 | 00:04:46,590 | Nelson, take their statements. Sir. | Nelson, take their statements. Sir. |
42 | 00:05:04,720 | 00:05:06,720 | Right, let's see what we have. | Right, let's see what we have. |
43 | 00:05:06,730 | 00:05:08,730 | She's female, good physical shape. | She's female, good physical shape. |
44 | 00:05:09,690 | 00:05:11,690 | Got abrasions on her arm and legs. | Got abrasions on her arm and legs. |
45 | 00:05:13,660 | 00:05:18,700 | Post-mortem injuries, probably sustained by the body bouncing off the rocks further upriver. | Post-mortem injuries, probably sustained by the body bouncing off the rocks further upriver. |
46 | 00:05:19,540 | 00:05:22,570 | She's wearing what appears to be a cloth mask, | She's wearing what appears to be a cloth mask, |
47 | 00:05:22,580 | 00:05:25,590 | fastened at the back with an unusual knot. | fastened at the back with an unusual knot. |
48 | 00:05:25,600 | 00:05:27,600 | Can we get a picture? Ma'am. | Can we get a picture? Ma'am. |
49 | 00:05:38,640 | 00:05:40,640 | Pretty girl. | Pretty girl. |
50 | 00:05:40,650 | 00:05:43,610 | Foam around her mouth is consistent with drowning. | Foam around her mouth is consistent with drowning. |
51 | 00:05:43,620 | 00:05:45,670 | Suggests she was alive when she went in. | Suggests she was alive when she went in. |
52 | 00:05:45,740 | 00:05:47,740 | How long has she been in there? | How long has she been in there? |
53 | 00:05:48,500 | 00:05:50,710 | No sign of adipocere, the skin's in good condition. | No sign of adipocere, the skin's in good condition. |
54 | 00:05:50,720 | 00:05:52,720 | At a guess, I'd say 24 hours. | At a guess, I'd say 24 hours. |
55 | 00:05:53,740 | 00:05:56,570 | Chances of us finding the entry point? | Chances of us finding the entry point? |
56 | 00:05:56,580 | 00:05:58,660 | You'll be lucky. The river runs for 60 miles | You'll be lucky. The river runs for 60 miles |
57 | 00:05:58,670 | 00:06:00,670 | through three separate counties. | through three separate counties. |
58 | 00:06:01,580 | 00:06:03,720 | Hang on. We've got blood. | Hang on. We've got blood. |
59 | 00:06:05,650 | 00:06:08,500 | Blunt force trauma to the back of the skull. | Blunt force trauma to the back of the skull. |
60 | 00:06:08,510 | 00:06:09,710 | Sustained before death. | Sustained before death. |
61 | 00:06:09,720 | 00:06:12,730 | The mask went on after she received the blow to the head. | The mask went on after she received the blow to the head. |
62 | 00:06:14,660 | 00:06:17,540 | And you found the body wedged under the steps? | And you found the body wedged under the steps? |
63 | 00:06:17,550 | 00:06:19,560 | Must have got carried by the current. | Must have got carried by the current. |
64 | 00:06:19,570 | 00:06:21,570 | Did you notice anything else? | Did you notice anything else? |
65 | 00:06:22,500 | 00:06:24,500 | It's Nancy. | It's Nancy. |
66 | 00:06:24,730 | 00:06:26,730 | It's Nancy! | It's Nancy! |
67 | 00:06:27,520 | 00:06:29,590 | Zach! It's Nancy! | Zach! It's Nancy! |
68 | 00:06:29,600 | 00:06:31,570 | Hey, hey! Take it easy! Take it easy! | Hey, hey! Take it easy! Take it easy! |
69 | 00:06:31,580 | 00:06:33,510 | How do you know her? She's my friend. | How do you know her? She's my friend. |
70 | 00:06:34,520 | 00:06:36,640 | Nancy Dewar. 28. | Nancy Dewar. 28. |
71 | 00:06:36,650 | 00:06:38,650 | Lived her whole life in St Claire. | Lived her whole life in St Claire. |
72 | 00:06:38,660 | 00:06:41,560 | Works as a nurse for the Midsomer Health Trust. | Works as a nurse for the Midsomer Health Trust. |
73 | 00:06:41,570 | 00:06:43,570 | Family? Uh, she's got a husband. | Family? Uh, she's got a husband. |
74 | 00:06:43,580 | 00:06:46,530 | Michael Dewar. He's a local builder, apparently. | Michael Dewar. He's a local builder, apparently. |
75 | 00:06:46,540 | 00:06:48,540 | Then we start with him. Maybe not. | Then we start with him. Maybe not. |
76 | 00:06:48,550 | 00:06:50,590 | It seems Nancy left him three months ago | It seems Nancy left him three months ago |
77 | 00:06:50,600 | 00:06:52,740 | for an art historian called Hamilton. | for an art historian called Hamilton. |
78 | 00:06:53,500 | 00:06:55,500 | They rented a house in the village. | They rented a house in the village. |
79 | 00:06:55,510 | 00:06:57,640 | How did the husband take that? Not well. | How did the husband take that? Not well. |
80 | 00:06:57,650 | 00:06:59,650 | Then we definitely start with him. | Then we definitely start with him. |
81 | 00:07:19,520 | 00:07:22,550 | Michael Dewar? Who wants to know? | Michael Dewar? Who wants to know? |
82 | 00:07:25,650 | 00:07:28,730 | How did it happen? We don't have all the details yet. | How did it happen? We don't have all the details yet. |
83 | 00:07:28,740 | 00:07:31,590 | Were it an accident...or what? | Were it an accident...or what? |
84 | 00:07:31,600 | 00:07:33,600 | We're treating it as suspicious. | We're treating it as suspicious. |
85 | 00:07:34,550 | 00:07:37,550 | We understand you and your wife had recently separated. | We understand you and your wife had recently separated. |
86 | 00:07:37,560 | 00:07:40,580 | Oh, it was nothing serious. But she'd moved in with someone else. | Oh, it was nothing serious. But she'd moved in with someone else. |
87 | 00:07:40,590 | 00:07:42,620 | Hamilton turned her head, that's all. | Hamilton turned her head, that's all. |
88 | 00:07:43,610 | 00:07:45,610 | She's a dreamer, she was. My wife. | She's a dreamer, she was. My wife. |
89 | 00:07:46,600 | 00:07:48,600 | Easily bored. | Easily bored. |
90 | 00:07:48,620 | 00:07:52,550 | He was something new but she would have tired of him sooner or later. | He was something new but she would have tired of him sooner or later. |
91 | 00:07:52,560 | 00:07:54,560 | So who is this Mr Hamilton? | So who is this Mr Hamilton? |
92 | 00:07:54,570 | 00:07:56,670 | Professor Hamilton, he likes to be called. | Professor Hamilton, he likes to be called. |
93 | 00:07:56,680 | 00:07:59,530 | An art buff. He's here for the fresco. | An art buff. He's here for the fresco. |
94 | 00:07:59,600 | 00:08:01,600 | Do we have to talk about him? | Do we have to talk about him? |
95 | 00:08:05,560 | 00:08:07,560 | Everything all right, Michael? | Everything all right, Michael? |
96 | 00:08:09,690 | 00:08:11,550 | What's going on? | What's going on? |
97 | 00:08:11,560 | 00:08:13,560 | Nancy's dead. | Nancy's dead. |
98 | 00:08:13,740 | 00:08:15,540 | You what? | You what? |
99 | 00:08:15,550 | 00:08:17,510 | Found her in the river. | Found her in the river. |
100 | 00:08:17,520 | 00:08:18,700 | Sorry, sir, you are? | Sorry, sir, you are? |
101 | 00:08:18,710 | 00:08:20,550 | Frank Dewar. | Frank Dewar. |
102 | 00:08:20,560 | 00:08:22,510 | I'm Michael's dad. | I'm Michael's dad. |
103 | 00:08:22,520 | 00:08:24,520 | I'm sorry, son. | I'm sorry, son. |
104 | 00:08:25,640 | 00:08:27,630 | Where were you both last night? | Where were you both last night? |
105 | 00:08:27,640 | 00:08:29,650 | What kind of a question's that? | What kind of a question's that? |
106 | 00:08:29,660 | 00:08:31,550 | A relatively simple one. | A relatively simple one. |
107 | 00:08:31,560 | 00:08:32,700 | It's just routine, Mr Dewar. | It's just routine, Mr Dewar. |
108 | 00:08:32,710 | 00:08:34,720 | We need to be able to count people out. | We need to be able to count people out. |
109 | 00:08:36,680 | 00:08:38,680 | I were at home. | I were at home. |
110 | 00:08:39,640 | 00:08:41,640 | Michael? | Michael? |
111 | 00:08:41,650 | 00:08:43,650 | I was out with some people. | I was out with some people. |
112 | 00:08:44,580 | 00:08:46,580 | Can I ask where? | Can I ask where? |
113 | 00:08:46,610 | 00:08:49,580 | Lots of different places. | Lots of different places. |
114 | 00:08:49,590 | 00:08:51,560 | Well, that wasn't weird at all. | Well, that wasn't weird at all. |
115 | 00:08:51,570 | 00:08:54,640 | Run a background check on Michael Dewar. I want to know more about him. | Run a background check on Michael Dewar. I want to know more about him. |
116 | 00:08:54,650 | 00:08:56,650 | You didn't push him on his alibi. | You didn't push him on his alibi. |
117 | 00:08:56,660 | 00:08:58,660 | No point until we get a time of death. | No point until we get a time of death. |
118 | 00:08:58,670 | 00:09:00,700 | Meanwhile, let's go talk to Hamilton. | Meanwhile, let's go talk to Hamilton. |
119 | 00:09:14,510 | 00:09:16,510 | Well? What d'you think, son? | Well? What d'you think, son? |
120 | 00:09:17,740 | 00:09:19,740 | Er, it's beautiful, Dad. | Er, it's beautiful, Dad. |
121 | 00:09:20,500 | 00:09:22,730 | Hey, less of the sarcasm. This is important, this is. | Hey, less of the sarcasm. This is important, this is. |
122 | 00:09:23,650 | 00:09:27,530 | It's the first thing the customer sees. It's got to have impact. | It's the first thing the customer sees. It's got to have impact. |
123 | 00:09:27,580 | 00:09:30,700 | Come on, then. You're the one with the art degree. Give me some tips. | Come on, then. You're the one with the art degree. Give me some tips. |
124 | 00:09:30,710 | 00:09:34,620 | Yeah, unfortunately, Dad, I was off the day they did veg displays. | Yeah, unfortunately, Dad, I was off the day they did veg displays. |
125 | 00:09:34,630 | 00:09:37,610 | Why are you being so chippy? Cos I've got to go to work. | Why are you being so chippy? Cos I've got to go to work. |
126 | 00:09:37,620 | 00:09:39,620 | This is work, son. | This is work, son. |
127 | 00:09:41,570 | 00:09:43,570 | Ewan! | Ewan! |
128 | 00:09:51,510 | 00:09:53,590 | Ewan! There you are. | Ewan! There you are. |
129 | 00:09:53,600 | 00:09:55,550 | Victor. Stella. | Victor. Stella. |
130 | 00:09:55,560 | 00:09:56,740 | What can I get for you? | What can I get for you? |
131 | 00:09:57,500 | 00:10:00,650 | Here on official flood business, Ewan. | Here on official flood business, Ewan. |
132 | 00:10:01,500 | 00:10:03,680 | We need to discuss your preparations. | We need to discuss your preparations. |
133 | 00:10:03,690 | 00:10:06,580 | Any chance we could do this another time? | Any chance we could do this another time? |
134 | 00:10:06,590 | 00:10:08,670 | I can't put it off any longer, Ewan. | I can't put it off any longer, Ewan. |
135 | 00:10:08,680 | 00:10:13,680 | And you haven't ordered any sandbags. | And you haven't ordered any sandbags. |
136 | 00:10:13,690 | 00:10:18,570 | See, the thing is, if I block my doorway up with sandbags my customers can't get in. | See, the thing is, if I block my doorway up with sandbags my customers can't get in. |
137 | 00:10:18,580 | 00:10:22,620 | And if you don't, you may be knee-deep in river water. | And if you don't, you may be knee-deep in river water. |
138 | 00:10:23,600 | 00:10:26,560 | Zach. How are the levels? | Zach. How are the levels? |
139 | 00:10:26,570 | 00:10:28,570 | Up another five feet. | Up another five feet. |
140 | 00:10:30,670 | 00:10:33,670 | Listen, er, you haven't seen Michael about, have you? | Listen, er, you haven't seen Michael about, have you? |
141 | 00:10:34,580 | 00:10:36,670 | No. Why? Is there a problem? | No. Why? Is there a problem? |
142 | 00:10:38,720 | 00:10:40,720 | Nancy's dead. | Nancy's dead. |
143 | 00:10:41,620 | 00:10:43,620 | What? | What? |
144 | 00:10:47,610 | 00:10:50,560 | Don't get me wrong, I appreciate her taking me in, | Don't get me wrong, I appreciate her taking me in, |
145 | 00:10:50,570 | 00:10:52,620 | but you should see the house. | but you should see the house. |
146 | 00:10:52,630 | 00:10:54,560 | It's, it's like a pig sty. | It's, it's like a pig sty. |
147 | 00:10:54,570 | 00:10:56,500 | I-I tried to square the place up | I-I tried to square the place up |
148 | 00:10:56,510 | 00:10:58,560 | but I don't know, I didn't know where to start. | but I don't know, I didn't know where to start. |
149 | 00:10:58,570 | 00:11:00,510 | Nelson? Sir? | Nelson? Sir? |
150 | 00:11:00,520 | 00:11:02,520 | You do know I don't care? | You do know I don't care? |
151 | 00:11:02,600 | 00:11:04,600 | Yes, sir, yeah. Just checking. | Yes, sir, yeah. Just checking. |
152 | 00:11:24,660 | 00:11:26,690 | Being in churches gives me the creeps. | Being in churches gives me the creeps. |
153 | 00:11:27,680 | 00:11:29,720 | It's the feeling of being watched. | It's the feeling of being watched. |
154 | 00:11:29,730 | 00:11:32,740 | Every move catalogued, every thought recorded. | Every move catalogued, every thought recorded. |
155 | 00:11:33,500 | 00:11:35,500 | Nothing escapes Him. | Nothing escapes Him. |
156 | 00:11:35,540 | 00:11:37,730 | I've often thought God's a bit like the Stasi. | I've often thought God's a bit like the Stasi. |
157 | 00:11:37,740 | 00:11:41,670 | Only more effective and with nicer agents, obviously. | Only more effective and with nicer agents, obviously. |
158 | 00:11:42,510 | 00:11:44,580 | Reverend Hillcott. Call me Martha. | Reverend Hillcott. Call me Martha. |
159 | 00:11:44,590 | 00:11:47,510 | DCI Barnaby, this is DS Nelson. | DCI Barnaby, this is DS Nelson. |
160 | 00:11:47,560 | 00:11:50,560 | We're looking for Professor Hamilton. Oh, yes. Of course. | We're looking for Professor Hamilton. Oh, yes. Of course. |
161 | 00:11:50,570 | 00:11:52,570 | Poor Nancy. Terrible shock. | Poor Nancy. Terrible shock. |
162 | 00:11:52,590 | 00:11:54,590 | Sorry, how did you know about Nancy? | Sorry, how did you know about Nancy? |
163 | 00:11:55,560 | 00:11:56,720 | His first time out of the city? | His first time out of the city? |
164 | 00:11:56,730 | 00:11:59,500 | Transferred from London a month ago. | Transferred from London a month ago. |
165 | 00:11:59,680 | 00:12:01,660 | Still a tourist, then. | Still a tourist, then. |
166 | 00:12:01,740 | 00:12:04,530 | News travels fast in a village. | News travels fast in a village. |
167 | 00:12:04,730 | 00:12:07,520 | Word of Nancy's death reached us this morning. | Word of Nancy's death reached us this morning. |
168 | 00:12:07,530 | 00:12:09,500 | The professor's distraught. | The professor's distraught. |
169 | 00:12:09,510 | 00:12:10,620 | And where is the professor? | And where is the professor? |
170 | 00:12:10,630 | 00:12:12,640 | He's working in the crypt. | He's working in the crypt. |
171 | 00:12:12,650 | 00:12:15,570 | Oh, so, not that distraught, then? | Oh, so, not that distraught, then? |
172 | 00:12:16,650 | 00:12:18,650 | We all grieve in our own way. | We all grieve in our own way. |
173 | 00:12:28,610 | 00:12:30,610 | You want me to upload these? | You want me to upload these? |
174 | 00:12:31,500 | 00:12:33,500 | What? | What? |
175 | 00:12:33,620 | 00:12:35,610 | Oh, sorry, yes. | Oh, sorry, yes. |
176 | 00:12:35,690 | 00:12:37,690 | Upload them. | Upload them. |
177 | 00:12:40,570 | 00:12:41,610 | Professor. | Professor. |
178 | 00:12:41,620 | 00:12:44,520 | This is DCI Barnaby and DS Nelson. | This is DCI Barnaby and DS Nelson. |
179 | 00:12:44,530 | 00:12:46,530 | They're here about Nancy. | They're here about Nancy. |
180 | 00:12:48,730 | 00:12:50,640 | Why don't you take a break, Noah? | Why don't you take a break, Noah? |
181 | 00:12:59,550 | 00:13:01,550 | You're restoring the fresco? | You're restoring the fresco? |
182 | 00:13:01,720 | 00:13:04,530 | Restoration is a long way away. | Restoration is a long way away. |
183 | 00:13:04,560 | 00:13:06,580 | Right now we're just trying to stop the rot. | Right now we're just trying to stop the rot. |
184 | 00:13:06,590 | 00:13:08,550 | We need to record every detail | We need to record every detail |
185 | 00:13:08,560 | 00:13:10,670 | before the intonaco deteriorates further. | before the intonaco deteriorates further. |
186 | 00:13:11,670 | 00:13:13,660 | It's the river, you see? | It's the river, you see? |
187 | 00:13:13,730 | 00:13:17,560 | The water seeps through the foundations, speeds up the decay. | The water seeps through the foundations, speeds up the decay. |
188 | 00:13:17,570 | 00:13:21,500 | But we're all working very hard to find a more permanent solution. | But we're all working very hard to find a more permanent solution. |
189 | 00:13:23,640 | 00:13:27,640 | I-I'm sorry, you wanted to talk about Nancy. | I-I'm sorry, you wanted to talk about Nancy. |
190 | 00:13:28,690 | 00:13:30,620 | How long had you known her? | How long had you known her? |
191 | 00:13:30,630 | 00:13:33,660 | I came here around six months ago. | I came here around six months ago. |
192 | 00:13:33,670 | 00:13:36,720 | Nancy moved in about three months later. | Nancy moved in about three months later. |
193 | 00:13:37,560 | 00:13:40,580 | A whirlwind romance, then? Something like that. | A whirlwind romance, then? Something like that. |
194 | 00:13:40,680 | 00:13:42,680 | When did you last see her? | When did you last see her? |
195 | 00:13:42,700 | 00:13:44,700 | Yesterday morning around eight. | Yesterday morning around eight. |
196 | 00:13:45,540 | 00:13:48,600 | You weren't concerned when she didn't come home last night? | You weren't concerned when she didn't come home last night? |
197 | 00:13:48,610 | 00:13:50,610 | Nancy works across the whole county. | Nancy works across the whole county. |
198 | 00:13:50,620 | 00:13:52,560 | It's not unusual for her to stay over | It's not unusual for her to stay over |
199 | 00:13:52,570 | 00:13:54,510 | at a hotel when she's working late. | at a hotel when she's working late. |
200 | 00:13:55,600 | 00:13:57,590 | Did Nancy have a car for work? | Did Nancy have a car for work? |
201 | 00:13:57,600 | 00:13:58,640 | Yes. | Yes. |
202 | 00:13:58,650 | 00:14:00,630 | A yellow hatchback. | A yellow hatchback. |
203 | 00:14:00,640 | 00:14:01,710 | A Fiat, I think. | A Fiat, I think. |
204 | 00:14:01,720 | 00:14:04,610 | Can you think of anyone who might want to hurt Nancy? | Can you think of anyone who might want to hurt Nancy? |
205 | 00:14:04,620 | 00:14:05,620 | No. | No. |
206 | 00:14:05,630 | 00:14:07,660 | What about her husband? | What about her husband? |
207 | 00:14:07,670 | 00:14:10,740 | How did he react to your relationship with her? | How did he react to your relationship with her? |
208 | 00:14:11,500 | 00:14:13,520 | Michael wasn't best pleased. | Michael wasn't best pleased. |
209 | 00:14:13,540 | 00:14:16,660 | Sir... You might want to see this. | Sir... You might want to see this. |
210 | 00:14:16,670 | 00:14:18,600 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
211 | 00:14:38,710 | 00:14:40,710 | Remind you of anyone? | Remind you of anyone? |
212 | 00:14:51,570 | 00:14:54,510 | Do you know he went for a run this morning at six o'clock? | Do you know he went for a run this morning at six o'clock? |
213 | 00:14:54,520 | 00:14:55,690 | Six o'clock. Is that a fact? | Six o'clock. Is that a fact? |
214 | 00:14:55,700 | 00:14:58,520 | Guess what he has for breakfast. I've no idea. | Guess what he has for breakfast. I've no idea. |
215 | 00:14:58,530 | 00:14:59,720 | Green tea. The man's a freak. | Green tea. The man's a freak. |
216 | 00:14:59,730 | 00:15:01,610 | You're telling me. | You're telling me. |
217 | 00:15:04,730 | 00:15:07,740 | OK, ballooned lungs confirm suffocation in water. | OK, ballooned lungs confirm suffocation in water. |
218 | 00:15:08,500 | 00:15:09,740 | She drowned? That's about the size of it. | She drowned? That's about the size of it. |
219 | 00:15:10,500 | 00:15:11,540 | What about time of death? | What about time of death? |
220 | 00:15:11,550 | 00:15:14,500 | Comparing her liver temperature with the river temperature, | Comparing her liver temperature with the river temperature, |
221 | 00:15:14,510 | 00:15:16,540 | I'd say the night before she was found. | I'd say the night before she was found. |
222 | 00:15:16,550 | 00:15:17,600 | The head wound? | The head wound? |
223 | 00:15:17,610 | 00:15:21,520 | The skull had collapsed into the occipital lobe in an uneven depression. | The skull had collapsed into the occipital lobe in an uneven depression. |
224 | 00:15:21,530 | 00:15:23,530 | She had tissue damage and hair loss. | She had tissue damage and hair loss. |
225 | 00:15:24,540 | 00:15:28,500 | There were no signs of any defence wounds and nothing to suggest a violent struggle. | There were no signs of any defence wounds and nothing to suggest a violent struggle. |
226 | 00:15:28,590 | 00:15:30,680 | She was taken by surprise? More than likely. | She was taken by surprise? More than likely. |
227 | 00:15:30,690 | 00:15:33,690 | The force of the blow would've probably rendered her unconscious. | The force of the blow would've probably rendered her unconscious. |
228 | 00:15:33,700 | 00:15:35,710 | /Giving the killer time to fit the mask. | /Giving the killer time to fit the mask. |
229 | 00:15:35,720 | 00:15:38,720 | We found blood, hair and tissue on the inside. | We found blood, hair and tissue on the inside. |
230 | 00:15:38,730 | 00:15:40,610 | All of it belonging to Nancy. | All of it belonging to Nancy. |
231 | 00:15:41,650 | 00:15:44,570 | What about prints? Your killer was careful. | What about prints? Your killer was careful. |
232 | 00:15:44,690 | 00:15:47,710 | Analysis of the material showed it to be sisal-based. | Analysis of the material showed it to be sisal-based. |
233 | 00:15:47,720 | 00:15:49,610 | Burlap to be exact. | Burlap to be exact. |
234 | 00:15:49,620 | 00:15:51,670 | Sackcloth? And it's been around a bit too. | Sackcloth? And it's been around a bit too. |
235 | 00:15:51,680 | 00:15:54,600 | The process used to bleach it is over 30 years old. | The process used to bleach it is over 30 years old. |
236 | 00:15:54,610 | 00:15:56,610 | The mask was cut from a larger sack. | The mask was cut from a larger sack. |
237 | 00:15:56,690 | 00:15:58,710 | We found a fragment of the logo on it. | We found a fragment of the logo on it. |
238 | 00:15:58,740 | 00:16:01,690 | Can't see it with the naked eye, but with the UV... | Can't see it with the naked eye, but with the UV... |
239 | 00:16:06,690 | 00:16:08,670 | "SHC"? That's not much to go on. | "SHC"? That's not much to go on. |
240 | 00:16:08,680 | 00:16:09,740 | Printed on the sack. | Printed on the sack. |
241 | 00:16:10,500 | 00:16:12,650 | So let's start with local agricultural organisations, | So let's start with local agricultural organisations, |
242 | 00:16:12,660 | 00:16:14,680 | feed suppliers, independent producers. | feed suppliers, independent producers. |
243 | 00:16:14,690 | 00:16:17,710 | Pretty much half the county, then? Pretty much, yeah. | Pretty much half the county, then? Pretty much, yeah. |
244 | 00:16:17,720 | 00:16:19,540 | Where are we on the car? | Where are we on the car? |
245 | 00:16:19,550 | 00:16:23,680 | Looking for a yellow Fiat Punto. Hatchback. Er, Traffic are still looking for it. | Looking for a yellow Fiat Punto. Hatchback. Er, Traffic are still looking for it. |
246 | 00:16:23,690 | 00:16:26,690 | Well, tell them to get a move on. It can't have just disappeared. | Well, tell them to get a move on. It can't have just disappeared. |
247 | 00:16:26,700 | 00:16:29,590 | Right, we have a 28-year-old woman | Right, we have a 28-year-old woman |
248 | 00:16:29,600 | 00:16:33,740 | killed in a similar way to a character in a medieval fresco. | killed in a similar way to a character in a medieval fresco. |
249 | 00:16:34,660 | 00:16:36,510 | What do we know about this? | What do we know about this? |
250 | 00:16:36,520 | 00:16:37,720 | Discovered six months ago. | Discovered six months ago. |
251 | 00:16:37,730 | 00:16:40,710 | Apparently it's big news in the field of church art. | Apparently it's big news in the field of church art. |
252 | 00:16:41,670 | 00:16:43,520 | How many people have seen it? | How many people have seen it? |
253 | 00:16:43,530 | 00:16:45,530 | Well, it's got its own web site. | Well, it's got its own web site. |
254 | 00:16:46,530 | 00:16:47,670 | Anything on Hamilton? | Anything on Hamilton? |
255 | 00:16:47,680 | 00:16:49,500 | Respected academic. | Respected academic. |
256 | 00:16:49,510 | 00:16:51,560 | Expert in the field of medieval arts. | Expert in the field of medieval arts. |
257 | 00:16:51,570 | 00:16:55,500 | Spent most of his working life in various churches around Europe. | Spent most of his working life in various churches around Europe. |
258 | 00:16:55,610 | 00:16:57,580 | What about the murder site? | What about the murder site? |
259 | 00:16:57,590 | 00:17:01,510 | Nancy was local, so I've gone with a five-mile radius around the village. | Nancy was local, so I've gone with a five-mile radius around the village. |
260 | 00:17:01,560 | 00:17:03,550 | These are potential entry points. | These are potential entry points. |
261 | 00:17:03,660 | 00:17:07,560 | I was planning on checking them out. Then you'd best get on to it. | I was planning on checking them out. Then you'd best get on to it. |
262 | 00:17:10,730 | 00:17:12,730 | Causton CID? | Causton CID? |
263 | 00:17:14,600 | 00:17:16,600 | Can I ask who's calling? | Can I ask who's calling? |
264 | 00:17:18,600 | 00:17:20,570 | It's Reverend Gould. | It's Reverend Gould. |
265 | 00:17:20,580 | 00:17:22,510 | Former vicar at St Claire. | Former vicar at St Claire. |
266 | 00:17:22,520 | 00:17:24,520 | Wants to talk to you. | Wants to talk to you. |
267 | 00:17:25,560 | 00:17:27,560 | DCI Barnaby speaking. | DCI Barnaby speaking. |
268 | 00:17:28,590 | 00:17:32,590 | OK. Well, if you'd like to come down to the station, we'd be more than... | OK. Well, if you'd like to come down to the station, we'd be more than... |
269 | 00:17:33,510 | 00:17:35,680 | OK, er, give me your address. | OK, er, give me your address. |
270 | 00:19:30,550 | 00:19:32,520 | Reverend Gould? | Reverend Gould? |
271 | 00:19:32,530 | 00:19:34,530 | Through the back. | Through the back. |
272 | 00:19:41,620 | 00:19:42,720 | Are you the detective? | Are you the detective? |
273 | 00:19:42,730 | 00:19:44,730 | DCI Barnaby. | DCI Barnaby. |
274 | 00:19:45,650 | 00:19:47,650 | That's quite a view you have here. | That's quite a view you have here. |
275 | 00:19:47,660 | 00:19:50,560 | I barely noticed it until I retired. | I barely noticed it until I retired. |
276 | 00:19:50,630 | 00:19:52,630 | And how long were you at St Claire's? | And how long were you at St Claire's? |
277 | 00:19:53,560 | 00:19:55,560 | All in, about 25 years. | All in, about 25 years. |
278 | 00:19:57,690 | 00:20:00,500 | I knew Nancy when she was a girl. | I knew Nancy when she was a girl. |
279 | 00:20:01,610 | 00:20:03,610 | She was wild even back then. | She was wild even back then. |
280 | 00:20:04,720 | 00:20:06,670 | She liked to tear around the village, | She liked to tear around the village, |
281 | 00:20:06,680 | 00:20:09,550 | drinking with the boys from the travellers' camp. | drinking with the boys from the travellers' camp. |
282 | 00:20:10,500 | 00:20:13,500 | Some called it high spirits. | Some called it high spirits. |
283 | 00:20:13,510 | 00:20:16,590 | But the truth is, the girl was shameless. | But the truth is, the girl was shameless. |
284 | 00:20:16,700 | 00:20:18,700 | Still, no reason for her to die. | Still, no reason for her to die. |
285 | 00:20:19,720 | 00:20:21,720 | Someone obviously thinks it was. | Someone obviously thinks it was. |
286 | 00:20:24,510 | 00:20:26,510 | Any idea who that someone might be? | Any idea who that someone might be? |
287 | 00:20:26,590 | 00:20:27,620 | No. | No. |
288 | 00:20:27,670 | 00:20:31,530 | But I know what inspired them. | But I know what inspired them. |
289 | 00:20:32,550 | 00:20:33,610 | Ah, there it is. | Ah, there it is. |
290 | 00:20:33,620 | 00:20:35,710 | That weary sigh. | That weary sigh. |
291 | 00:20:35,720 | 00:20:37,650 | /You think the old man's lost it. | /You think the old man's lost it. |
292 | 00:20:37,660 | 00:20:39,710 | Some fire and brimstone preacher | Some fire and brimstone preacher |
293 | 00:20:39,720 | 00:20:42,720 | blabbering on about God punishing the sinners. | blabbering on about God punishing the sinners. |
294 | 00:20:44,570 | 00:20:46,560 | What? You think this was a coincidence? | What? You think this was a coincidence? |
295 | 00:20:46,740 | 00:20:48,630 | Nancy dying like that? | Nancy dying like that? |
296 | 00:20:49,500 | 00:20:52,550 | Just like that fresco they're all wetting themselves over? | Just like that fresco they're all wetting themselves over? |
297 | 00:20:54,550 | 00:20:56,590 | Things like that are covered up for a reason. | Things like that are covered up for a reason. |
298 | 00:20:56,600 | 00:20:58,600 | Dad? | Dad? |
299 | 00:20:59,690 | 00:21:02,510 | What are you doing here? I called him. | What are you doing here? I called him. |
300 | 00:21:02,620 | 00:21:03,730 | Everything all right? | Everything all right? |
301 | 00:21:03,740 | 00:21:05,740 | Everything's fine. | Everything's fine. |
302 | 00:21:06,560 | 00:21:08,650 | The detective and I were just chatting about Nancy. | The detective and I were just chatting about Nancy. |
303 | 00:21:10,560 | 00:21:12,560 | Ava and Nancy used to be friends. | Ava and Nancy used to be friends. |
304 | 00:21:13,560 | 00:21:15,680 | Not that she has much time for friends. | Not that she has much time for friends. |
305 | 00:21:16,510 | 00:21:18,540 | Too busy looking after this old wreck. | Too busy looking after this old wreck. |
306 | 00:21:18,600 | 00:21:20,600 | Stop feeling sorry for yourself. | Stop feeling sorry for yourself. |
307 | 00:21:21,700 | 00:21:23,700 | Do you have children? | Do you have children? |
308 | 00:21:24,670 | 00:21:27,500 | My wife and I are expecting our first. | My wife and I are expecting our first. |
309 | 00:21:27,540 | 00:21:28,740 | Your first? | Your first? |
310 | 00:21:29,500 | 00:21:31,500 | A new dad, eh? | A new dad, eh? |
311 | 00:21:31,700 | 00:21:34,520 | This must be an interesting time for you. | This must be an interesting time for you. |
312 | 00:21:35,550 | 00:21:37,550 | It's very exciting. | It's very exciting. |
313 | 00:21:37,570 | 00:21:39,570 | Ha! You're scared stiff. | Ha! You're scared stiff. |
314 | 00:21:40,500 | 00:21:43,510 | And if not, you have no business being a father. | And if not, you have no business being a father. |
315 | 00:21:48,650 | 00:21:50,650 | Oh, I say! | Oh, I say! |
316 | 00:21:52,740 | 00:21:56,540 | What, er, what news from the river authority? | What, er, what news from the river authority? |
317 | 00:21:56,620 | 00:21:59,680 | Don't worry, Victor. We'll let you know well before it happens. | Don't worry, Victor. We'll let you know well before it happens. |
318 | 00:21:59,690 | 00:22:02,740 | It's just I need some info for my presentation. | It's just I need some info for my presentation. |
319 | 00:22:04,600 | 00:22:05,720 | What presentation? | What presentation? |
320 | 00:22:05,730 | 00:22:07,610 | The council meeting. | The council meeting. |
321 | 00:22:07,620 | 00:22:09,590 | What, tonight? | What, tonight? |
322 | 00:22:09,600 | 00:22:12,710 | The vicar's asked me for a status report. | The vicar's asked me for a status report. |
323 | 00:22:17,510 | 00:22:20,540 | Sorry. Dad can be a bit intense. | Sorry. Dad can be a bit intense. |
324 | 00:22:20,550 | 00:22:21,680 | He's not well. | He's not well. |
325 | 00:22:21,690 | 00:22:23,510 | Is it serious? | Is it serious? |
326 | 00:22:23,520 | 00:22:25,700 | Leukaemia. Diagnosed last year. | Leukaemia. Diagnosed last year. |
327 | 00:22:25,710 | 00:22:27,640 | He's had a bit of chemo | He's had a bit of chemo |
328 | 00:22:27,650 | 00:22:29,740 | but they reckon he needs a bone marrow transplant. | but they reckon he needs a bone marrow transplant. |
329 | 00:22:30,500 | 00:22:31,590 | You found a donor? | You found a donor? |
330 | 00:22:31,600 | 00:22:32,660 | You're looking at her. | You're looking at her. |
331 | 00:22:32,670 | 00:22:34,720 | That's if the tests confirm I'm a match. | That's if the tests confirm I'm a match. |
332 | 00:22:38,590 | 00:22:40,690 | What was Nancy like, then? | What was Nancy like, then? |
333 | 00:22:43,650 | 00:22:45,600 | Good fun. | Good fun. |
334 | 00:22:45,610 | 00:22:47,610 | Could be reckless. | Could be reckless. |
335 | 00:22:47,630 | 00:22:49,630 | What about her and Michael Dewar? | What about her and Michael Dewar? |
336 | 00:22:49,680 | 00:22:51,700 | Well, I don't blame her for leaving Michael. | Well, I don't blame her for leaving Michael. |
337 | 00:22:51,710 | 00:22:53,590 | His drinking was a problem. | His drinking was a problem. |
338 | 00:22:53,600 | 00:22:55,620 | Do you think he might have harmed her? | Do you think he might have harmed her? |
339 | 00:22:59,620 | 00:23:01,540 | Martha's holding the vote tonight. | Martha's holding the vote tonight. |
340 | 00:23:01,620 | 00:23:04,600 | How? It wasn't supposed to be till the end of the month. | How? It wasn't supposed to be till the end of the month. |
341 | 00:23:04,610 | 00:23:06,680 | Yeah, well, she called a special meeting. | Yeah, well, she called a special meeting. |
342 | 00:23:06,690 | 00:23:08,740 | Because of the flood. She'll slip it in. | Because of the flood. She'll slip it in. |
343 | 00:23:09,600 | 00:23:10,660 | Cow. | Cow. |
344 | 00:23:10,670 | 00:23:12,730 | Hey. Don't worry. Me and Frank will be there. | Hey. Don't worry. Me and Frank will be there. |
345 | 00:23:12,740 | 00:23:14,740 | We'll sort her out, all right? | We'll sort her out, all right? |
346 | 00:23:19,610 | 00:23:20,620 | Everything OK? | Everything OK? |
347 | 00:23:20,630 | 00:23:22,630 | No. Not really. | No. Not really. |
348 | 00:23:26,570 | 00:23:28,570 | Nelson. What have you got for me? | Nelson. What have you got for me? |
349 | 00:23:34,560 | 00:23:36,510 | You're not going in to work, are you? | You're not going in to work, are you? |
350 | 00:23:36,520 | 00:23:37,720 | I got to make a start on them quotes. | I got to make a start on them quotes. |
351 | 00:23:37,730 | 00:23:39,730 | I can do that. No problem. | I can do that. No problem. |
352 | 00:23:45,580 | 00:23:47,580 | You got to think how it looks. | You got to think how it looks. |
353 | 00:23:47,700 | 00:23:49,550 | How what looks? | How what looks? |
354 | 00:23:49,560 | 00:23:53,730 | You. Swanning into work while your wife's body's still in the morgue. | You. Swanning into work while your wife's body's still in the morgue. |
355 | 00:23:55,670 | 00:23:58,500 | You stay here, keep your head down. | You stay here, keep your head down. |
356 | 00:23:58,710 | 00:24:00,680 | I'll take care of the yard. | I'll take care of the yard. |
357 | 00:24:03,590 | 00:24:05,520 | Right, we need the riverbank combed | Right, we need the riverbank combed |
358 | 00:24:05,530 | 00:24:07,610 | and let's get some casts of those tyre tracks. OK? | and let's get some casts of those tyre tracks. OK? |
359 | 00:24:07,620 | 00:24:09,620 | Thanks, everyone. | Thanks, everyone. |
360 | 00:24:13,570 | 00:24:17,560 | Fancied a dip, did you? Wild swimming. It's all the rage. | Fancied a dip, did you? Wild swimming. It's all the rage. |
361 | 00:24:17,570 | 00:24:20,600 | Think this is where she went in? I found her rucksack in the shallows. | Think this is where she went in? I found her rucksack in the shallows. |
362 | 00:24:20,610 | 00:24:22,550 | OK, Nelson, in your own time. | OK, Nelson, in your own time. |
363 | 00:24:22,560 | 00:24:23,740 | Tyre tracks. | Tyre tracks. |
364 | 00:24:24,500 | 00:24:25,610 | One set leading from the road. | One set leading from the road. |
365 | 00:24:26,560 | 00:24:29,650 | They stop here and then turn back the way they came. | They stop here and then turn back the way they came. |
366 | 00:24:30,720 | 00:24:33,650 | So, unless the car drove off by itself, | So, unless the car drove off by itself, |
367 | 00:24:33,660 | 00:24:36,560 | we can assume Nancy wasn't alone. | we can assume Nancy wasn't alone. |
368 | 00:24:36,570 | 00:24:39,740 | Or maybe she came with someone or this was a prearranged meeting. | Or maybe she came with someone or this was a prearranged meeting. |
369 | 00:24:40,500 | 00:24:41,660 | Either way, she knew them. | Either way, she knew them. |
370 | 00:24:41,670 | 00:24:43,670 | Anything in the rucksack? | Anything in the rucksack? |
371 | 00:24:48,550 | 00:24:51,520 | Change of clothes, toilet bag, books, | Change of clothes, toilet bag, books, |
372 | 00:24:51,530 | 00:24:54,560 | water, passport, air sickness pills... | water, passport, air sickness pills... |
373 | 00:24:54,570 | 00:24:55,700 | She was taking a flight. | She was taking a flight. |
374 | 00:24:55,710 | 00:24:57,710 | Australia. One way. | Australia. One way. |
375 | 00:24:57,730 | 00:24:59,730 | Due to fly out the night she died. | Due to fly out the night she died. |
376 | 00:25:00,520 | 00:25:02,520 | And a work visa. | And a work visa. |
377 | 00:25:02,640 | 00:25:03,710 | So, she was leaving. | So, she was leaving. |
378 | 00:25:03,720 | 00:25:05,720 | Until someone stopped her. | Until someone stopped her. |
379 | 00:25:08,700 | 00:25:10,700 | Been trying to call you all morning. | Been trying to call you all morning. |
380 | 00:25:15,520 | 00:25:18,710 | Look, um, I'm really sorry about Nancy. | Look, um, I'm really sorry about Nancy. |
381 | 00:25:18,720 | 00:25:21,600 | She didn't deserve this. Bottle of vodka. | She didn't deserve this. Bottle of vodka. |
382 | 00:25:22,520 | 00:25:24,590 | Look, if there's anything you need, you just ask. | Look, if there's anything you need, you just ask. |
383 | 00:25:24,600 | 00:25:26,600 | I need a bottle of vodka. | I need a bottle of vodka. |
384 | 00:25:27,520 | 00:25:30,670 | You don't have to go through this on your own. We are here for you. | You don't have to go through this on your own. We are here for you. |
385 | 00:25:46,720 | 00:25:48,700 | There is one thing you could do for me. | There is one thing you could do for me. |
386 | 00:25:48,710 | 00:25:50,660 | Just name it. | Just name it. |
387 | 00:25:50,740 | 00:25:54,520 | We must think about the future of the church, Stella. | We must think about the future of the church, Stella. |
388 | 00:25:54,590 | 00:26:00,530 | But should we really be discussing the fresco so soon after Nancy... | But should we really be discussing the fresco so soon after Nancy... |
389 | 00:26:01,540 | 00:26:03,590 | Nancy's death was tragic. | Nancy's death was tragic. |
390 | 00:26:03,600 | 00:26:07,500 | But that doesn't mean we neglect our duty. | But that doesn't mean we neglect our duty. |
391 | 00:26:07,510 | 00:26:09,510 | But the way she died, Vicar. | But the way she died, Vicar. |
392 | 00:26:09,720 | 00:26:13,500 | It was just like the poor girl in the painting. | It was just like the poor girl in the painting. |
393 | 00:26:14,520 | 00:26:17,560 | The fresco wasn't to blame for Nancy's death. | The fresco wasn't to blame for Nancy's death. |
394 | 00:26:17,570 | 00:26:19,510 | Whoever killed her was evil. | Whoever killed her was evil. |
395 | 00:26:19,520 | 00:26:21,540 | And they will face the consequences. | And they will face the consequences. |
396 | 00:26:23,740 | 00:26:25,740 | We've more ingress. | We've more ingress. |
397 | 00:26:28,690 | 00:26:30,580 | Then I'll order another pump. | Then I'll order another pump. |
398 | 00:26:30,590 | 00:26:31,640 | It won't help. | It won't help. |
399 | 00:26:31,650 | 00:26:33,580 | The problem's structural. | The problem's structural. |
400 | 00:26:33,590 | 00:26:37,550 | You want to save the fresco, you have to make the crypt watertight. | You want to save the fresco, you have to make the crypt watertight. |
401 | 00:26:37,560 | 00:26:39,540 | And that's what I plan to do. | And that's what I plan to do. |
402 | 00:26:39,550 | 00:26:40,740 | The thing is, you keep saying that. | The thing is, you keep saying that. |
403 | 00:26:41,500 | 00:26:43,500 | All will be sorted by tonight. | All will be sorted by tonight. |
404 | 00:26:43,610 | 00:26:45,610 | Professor Hamilton? | Professor Hamilton? |
405 | 00:26:47,530 | 00:26:49,530 | What do you mean Nancy was leaving? | What do you mean Nancy was leaving? |
406 | 00:26:49,570 | 00:26:53,520 | You don't think it odd that Nancy didn't tell you she was going? | You don't think it odd that Nancy didn't tell you she was going? |
407 | 00:26:53,570 | 00:26:55,550 | Why would that be odd? | Why would that be odd? |
408 | 00:26:55,560 | 00:26:57,560 | You were in a relationship with her. | You were in a relationship with her. |
409 | 00:26:57,680 | 00:27:02,610 | I don't know what idea you have of me and Nancy, but it wasn't serious. | I don't know what idea you have of me and Nancy, but it wasn't serious. |
410 | 00:27:02,640 | 00:27:04,640 | She left her husband for you! | She left her husband for you! |
411 | 00:27:05,570 | 00:27:09,640 | I wasn't the only reason Nancy walked out on Michael. | I wasn't the only reason Nancy walked out on Michael. |
412 | 00:27:09,650 | 00:27:11,570 | Care to expand on that? | Care to expand on that? |
413 | 00:27:11,580 | 00:27:14,690 | Well, the man's a drunk and he has a temper and when he gets angry... | Well, the man's a drunk and he has a temper and when he gets angry... |
414 | 00:27:16,740 | 00:27:23,530 | Look, all I know is Michael wasn't above taking his anger out on Nancy. | Look, all I know is Michael wasn't above taking his anger out on Nancy. |
415 | 00:27:23,630 | 00:27:25,620 | Did you ever see him do this? | Did you ever see him do this? |
416 | 00:27:25,630 | 00:27:29,720 | No, but the whole village knows he put her in hospital last Christmas. | No, but the whole village knows he put her in hospital last Christmas. |
417 | 00:28:11,640 | 00:28:13,630 | I shall miss all this when we go. | I shall miss all this when we go. |
418 | 00:28:13,640 | 00:28:15,580 | We're not going anywhere. | We're not going anywhere. |
419 | 00:28:15,590 | 00:28:19,610 | Martha will have her way no matter what. Her sort always do. | Martha will have her way no matter what. Her sort always do. |
420 | 00:28:19,620 | 00:28:21,620 | Don't worry. I can handle Martha. | Don't worry. I can handle Martha. |
421 | 00:28:22,660 | 00:28:24,660 | You're such a fierce one. | You're such a fierce one. |
422 | 00:28:25,590 | 00:28:27,590 | Same as your mother. | Same as your mother. |
423 | 00:28:27,660 | 00:28:29,660 | You look so much like her. | You look so much like her. |
424 | 00:28:32,500 | 00:28:35,660 | The first time I saw her, I was standing outside the shelter | The first time I saw her, I was standing outside the shelter |
425 | 00:28:35,670 | 00:28:37,740 | and she was coming up the road. | and she was coming up the road. |
426 | 00:28:40,550 | 00:28:42,710 | The prettiest girl in Shoreditch. | The prettiest girl in Shoreditch. |
427 | 00:28:44,630 | 00:28:46,500 | And do you know what... | And do you know what... |
428 | 00:28:46,510 | 00:28:48,600 | You knew, right then, she was the girl for you. | You knew, right then, she was the girl for you. |
429 | 00:28:48,610 | 00:28:50,570 | So you took her for tea in a cafe | So you took her for tea in a cafe |
430 | 00:28:50,580 | 00:28:53,560 | and you talked all night till the waitress threw you out. | and you talked all night till the waitress threw you out. |
431 | 00:28:54,560 | 00:28:56,560 | Have I told you that story before? | Have I told you that story before? |
432 | 00:28:58,590 | 00:29:00,590 | I just wish you could've known her. | I just wish you could've known her. |
433 | 00:29:01,500 | 00:29:02,710 | Yeah. Me too. | Yeah. Me too. |
434 | 00:29:05,530 | 00:29:07,700 | It's not been so bad, has it? | It's not been so bad, has it? |
435 | 00:29:08,530 | 00:29:10,720 | I mean, you're happy enough, aren't you? | I mean, you're happy enough, aren't you? |
436 | 00:29:11,580 | 00:29:13,740 | I'll be happier when we get the test results back | I'll be happier when we get the test results back |
437 | 00:29:14,500 | 00:29:16,500 | and we can start living again. | and we can start living again. |
438 | 00:29:16,510 | 00:29:17,650 | The question is, where? | The question is, where? |
439 | 00:29:19,660 | 00:29:21,620 | Listen to me. | Listen to me. |
440 | 00:29:21,630 | 00:29:23,670 | This is our home. | This is our home. |
441 | 00:29:23,680 | 00:29:25,680 | I won't let Martha take it. | I won't let Martha take it. |
442 | 00:29:25,740 | 00:29:27,740 | I promise. | I promise. |
443 | 00:29:29,730 | 00:29:31,550 | Hamilton's a liar. | Hamilton's a liar. |
444 | 00:29:31,560 | 00:29:33,560 | Yes, Nancy and I had rows. | Yes, Nancy and I had rows. |
445 | 00:29:33,570 | 00:29:35,570 | But I'm not a wife-beater. | But I'm not a wife-beater. |
446 | 00:29:35,650 | 00:29:39,640 | What about Nancy's trip to casualty? Well, that was nothing. | What about Nancy's trip to casualty? Well, that was nothing. |
447 | 00:29:39,650 | 00:29:41,650 | Concussion? Two cracked ribs? | Concussion? Two cracked ribs? |
448 | 00:29:42,700 | 00:29:46,620 | Well, she was plastered. She was dancing in the kitchen and she fell. | Well, she was plastered. She was dancing in the kitchen and she fell. |
449 | 00:29:46,630 | 00:29:48,710 | Ask Dad. He saw the whole thing happen. | Ask Dad. He saw the whole thing happen. |
450 | 00:29:48,720 | 00:29:51,740 | Why does the village believe you were responsible for her injuries? | Why does the village believe you were responsible for her injuries? |
451 | 00:29:52,500 | 00:29:54,520 | Because they like to think the worst. | Because they like to think the worst. |
452 | 00:29:55,540 | 00:29:57,740 | Nancy wouldn't have gone out of her way to put them straight. | Nancy wouldn't have gone out of her way to put them straight. |
453 | 00:29:58,500 | 00:29:59,590 | Oh, so now Nancy's a liar? | Oh, so now Nancy's a liar? |
454 | 00:29:59,600 | 00:30:01,600 | No, she's an attention seeker. | No, she's an attention seeker. |
455 | 00:30:01,660 | 00:30:05,530 | She were never happy unless everyone were talking about her. | She were never happy unless everyone were talking about her. |
456 | 00:30:07,530 | 00:30:09,530 | Where were you the night Nancy died? | Where were you the night Nancy died? |
457 | 00:30:11,640 | 00:30:13,700 | I told you. I was...out. | I told you. I was...out. |
458 | 00:30:14,600 | 00:30:16,540 | You need to be more specific. | You need to be more specific. |
459 | 00:30:17,570 | 00:30:19,510 | All right, I was at a mate's. | All right, I was at a mate's. |
460 | 00:30:19,520 | 00:30:21,500 | Does your mate have a name? | Does your mate have a name? |
461 | 00:30:21,510 | 00:30:22,590 | Ewan. | Ewan. |
462 | 00:30:22,600 | 00:30:24,600 | Ewan Evans. He runs the shop. | Ewan Evans. He runs the shop. |
463 | 00:30:24,680 | 00:30:26,680 | Why didn't you tell us this before? | Why didn't you tell us this before? |
464 | 00:30:27,600 | 00:30:29,600 | Oh, I only just remembered. | Oh, I only just remembered. |
465 | 00:30:32,540 | 00:30:36,510 | Ah, there you are. Listen, I've arranged a meeting tomorrow with the solicitor. | Ah, there you are. Listen, I've arranged a meeting tomorrow with the solicitor. |
466 | 00:30:36,520 | 00:30:37,710 | I thought you might like to come along. | I thought you might like to come along. |
467 | 00:30:37,720 | 00:30:39,550 | Got to be at the church. | Got to be at the church. |
468 | 00:30:39,560 | 00:30:40,690 | Look, this is important, Noah. | Look, this is important, Noah. |
469 | 00:30:40,700 | 00:30:43,560 | It's about the future of the shop. Your future. | It's about the future of the shop. Your future. |
470 | 00:30:43,570 | 00:30:45,500 | I need to be there. | I need to be there. |
471 | 00:30:45,510 | 00:30:47,550 | Noah, you've been back for three months. | Noah, you've been back for three months. |
472 | 00:30:47,560 | 00:30:49,670 | I want to get this sorted out. Once and for all. | I want to get this sorted out. Once and for all. |
473 | 00:30:49,680 | 00:30:51,680 | And we will. I promise. | And we will. I promise. |
474 | 00:30:56,540 | 00:30:58,540 | Oi, you dozy sod. | Oi, you dozy sod. |
475 | 00:30:58,700 | 00:31:01,570 | Noah... | Noah... |
476 | 00:31:08,520 | 00:31:09,640 | He's hitting the bottle early. | He's hitting the bottle early. |
477 | 00:31:09,650 | 00:31:11,630 | I don't think it's early for him. | I don't think it's early for him. |
478 | 00:31:11,640 | 00:31:13,640 | Go and speak to Ewan Evans. | Go and speak to Ewan Evans. |
479 | 00:31:13,650 | 00:31:15,600 | See if he backs up Michael's story. | See if he backs up Michael's story. |
480 | 00:31:15,610 | 00:31:16,650 | What about you? | What about you? |
481 | 00:31:16,660 | 00:31:18,600 | It's time I had a word with Frank Dewar. | It's time I had a word with Frank Dewar. |
482 | 00:31:18,610 | 00:31:20,630 | Find out what he really thinks of his son. | Find out what he really thinks of his son. |
483 | 00:31:48,710 | 00:31:50,650 | Mr Evans? | Mr Evans? |
484 | 00:31:52,610 | 00:31:54,560 | DS Nelson. | DS Nelson. |
485 | 00:31:54,570 | 00:31:56,530 | You, er, you busy at the moment? | You, er, you busy at the moment? |
486 | 00:31:56,540 | 00:31:57,670 | No. No. | No. No. |
487 | 00:31:57,680 | 00:31:59,660 | Always got time to talk. | Always got time to talk. |
488 | 00:31:59,670 | 00:32:02,570 | You're a friend of Michael Dewar's? Yeah, yeah. | You're a friend of Michael Dewar's? Yeah, yeah. |
489 | 00:32:02,580 | 00:32:04,510 | We're good mates, me and Michael. | We're good mates, me and Michael. |
490 | 00:32:04,520 | 00:32:07,500 | You were with him on Wednesday night? Wednesday? | You were with him on Wednesday night? Wednesday? |
491 | 00:32:07,530 | 00:32:09,610 | Wednesday just gone? That's the one, yeah. | Wednesday just gone? That's the one, yeah. |
492 | 00:32:09,620 | 00:32:11,580 | Er, yeah, yeah. | Er, yeah, yeah. |
493 | 00:32:11,590 | 00:32:14,590 | Actually, me and Michael did get together Wednesday night, yeah. | Actually, me and Michael did get together Wednesday night, yeah. |
494 | 00:32:14,600 | 00:32:15,670 | Couple of drinks, was it? | Couple of drinks, was it? |
495 | 00:32:15,680 | 00:32:17,560 | Always is with Michael. | Always is with Michael. |
496 | 00:32:18,590 | 00:32:19,730 | And what pub did you go to? | And what pub did you go to? |
497 | 00:32:20,650 | 00:32:22,620 | Who said we went to the pub? | Who said we went to the pub? |
498 | 00:32:22,630 | 00:32:24,680 | Sorry, you said a couple of drinks. I assumed... | Sorry, you said a couple of drinks. I assumed... |
499 | 00:32:24,690 | 00:32:26,720 | No, no. We were upstairs in the flat. | No, no. We were upstairs in the flat. |
500 | 00:32:28,500 | 00:32:29,670 | All night? | All night? |
501 | 00:32:29,680 | 00:32:32,580 | Well, it was pretty late when he left. | Well, it was pretty late when he left. |
502 | 00:32:40,610 | 00:32:43,660 | I'm sorry, I'm going to have to deal with this. Sorry. | I'm sorry, I'm going to have to deal with this. Sorry. |
503 | 00:32:44,600 | 00:32:47,650 | 'Ere, I told you. I didn't want any sandbags. | 'Ere, I told you. I didn't want any sandbags. |
504 | 00:32:59,550 | 00:33:01,550 | Mr Dewar? | Mr Dewar? |
505 | 00:33:14,620 | 00:33:16,620 | Frank? | Frank? |
506 | 00:33:33,730 | 00:33:35,650 | Noah, I want to know where you got it! | Noah, I want to know where you got it! |
507 | 00:33:35,660 | 00:33:36,740 | It's no big deal, Dad. | It's no big deal, Dad. |
508 | 00:33:37,500 | 00:33:40,720 | No big deal? There's some nutcase running around murdering people | No big deal? There's some nutcase running around murdering people |
509 | 00:33:40,730 | 00:33:43,500 | and you've practically got the handbook. | and you've practically got the handbook. |
510 | 00:33:45,610 | 00:33:46,710 | Those pictures are vile, son. | Those pictures are vile, son. |
511 | 00:33:48,560 | 00:33:49,700 | That's your expert opinion, is it? | That's your expert opinion, is it? |
512 | 00:33:50,720 | 00:33:53,720 | 20 years working in a poxy shop and suddenly you're an art expert. | 20 years working in a poxy shop and suddenly you're an art expert. |
513 | 00:33:53,730 | 00:33:55,730 | That ain't art. | That ain't art. |
514 | 00:33:56,580 | 00:33:59,590 | And this poxy shop puts a roof over your head. | And this poxy shop puts a roof over your head. |
515 | 00:33:59,600 | 00:34:01,570 | Yeah, well, I hate it. | Yeah, well, I hate it. |
516 | 00:34:01,580 | 00:34:03,520 | I dunno how you can stand it here. | I dunno how you can stand it here. |
517 | 00:34:03,530 | 00:34:04,640 | Every day the same thing. | Every day the same thing. |
518 | 00:34:04,650 | 00:34:07,550 | No, no. Not the same thing. | No, no. Not the same thing. |
519 | 00:34:07,560 | 00:34:11,590 | Because every day I build this business up just a little bit more. And why? | Because every day I build this business up just a little bit more. And why? |
520 | 00:34:11,600 | 00:34:13,540 | So I can hand it on to my son. | So I can hand it on to my son. |
521 | 00:34:13,550 | 00:34:15,550 | Well, your son doesn't want it. | Well, your son doesn't want it. |
522 | 00:34:16,630 | 00:34:18,630 | Noah! | Noah! |
523 | 00:34:30,570 | 00:34:32,570 | Hello! Hi. | Hello! Hi. |
524 | 00:34:39,580 | 00:34:41,540 | We need to wait for Frank. | We need to wait for Frank. |
525 | 00:34:41,550 | 00:34:44,540 | Oh, er, don't worry. | Oh, er, don't worry. |
526 | 00:34:44,570 | 00:34:46,570 | He'll, he'll get here. | He'll, he'll get here. |
527 | 00:35:32,640 | 00:35:36,600 | As soon as we get the nod from Zach that she's burst, | As soon as we get the nod from Zach that she's burst, |
528 | 00:35:36,610 | 00:35:40,660 | the Flood Volunteer Force will be mobilised. | the Flood Volunteer Force will be mobilised. |
529 | 00:35:41,500 | 00:35:47,550 | That's me, Stella and anyone in one of these. | That's me, Stella and anyone in one of these. |
530 | 00:35:48,600 | 00:35:52,630 | First priority is to get the word out. | First priority is to get the word out. |
531 | 00:35:52,690 | 00:35:58,510 | We go door-to-door in case we lose mobile communications. | We go door-to-door in case we lose mobile communications. |
532 | 00:35:58,550 | 00:36:02,580 | After that we need to evacuate the vulnerable. | After that we need to evacuate the vulnerable. |
533 | 00:36:02,670 | 00:36:04,570 | Red dots | Red dots |
534 | 00:36:05,570 | 00:36:11,540 | represent households with elderly persons or children. | represent households with elderly persons or children. |
535 | 00:36:11,560 | 00:36:13,720 | Now, we'll get them to the church. | Now, we'll get them to the church. |
536 | 00:36:14,540 | 00:36:16,710 | That's going to be our HQ. | That's going to be our HQ. |
537 | 00:36:17,690 | 00:36:18,690 | "Headquarters". | "Headquarters". |
538 | 00:36:19,740 | 00:36:21,740 | Stella's on top of all that. | Stella's on top of all that. |
539 | 00:36:22,680 | 00:36:26,590 | We'll be providing tea, coffee and hot soup. | We'll be providing tea, coffee and hot soup. |
540 | 00:36:26,650 | 00:36:28,690 | Tomato and Cream of Chicken. | Tomato and Cream of Chicken. |
541 | 00:36:29,690 | 00:36:35,620 | Now, should the worst happen and the church be flooded, then we go to... | Now, should the worst happen and the church be flooded, then we go to... |
542 | 00:36:35,630 | 00:36:41,650 | Surely if the church floods, Victor, then, um, the whole village is lost. | Surely if the church floods, Victor, then, um, the whole village is lost. |
543 | 00:36:42,680 | 00:36:45,560 | Not necessarily, Vicar. | Not necessarily, Vicar. |
544 | 00:36:45,570 | 00:36:48,740 | I like to believe we've got a pretty solid plan B. | I like to believe we've got a pretty solid plan B. |
545 | 00:36:49,530 | 00:36:52,530 | Well, then, we'll pray you never have to use it. | Well, then, we'll pray you never have to use it. |
546 | 00:36:52,560 | 00:36:53,710 | Thank you, Victor. | Thank you, Victor. |
547 | 00:36:53,720 | 00:36:55,690 | Oh. Thank you. | Oh. Thank you. |
548 | 00:36:56,690 | 00:37:00,500 | Now, shall we talk about the cottage? | Now, shall we talk about the cottage? |
549 | 00:37:00,600 | 00:37:02,600 | I think you mean the Goulds' home? | I think you mean the Goulds' home? |
550 | 00:37:02,640 | 00:37:04,660 | Well, it's not technically their home. | Well, it's not technically their home. |
551 | 00:37:04,670 | 00:37:06,660 | The property belongs to the church. | The property belongs to the church. |
552 | 00:37:08,540 | 00:37:12,620 | You all know the decision we have to make... Um, it's not an easy one. | You all know the decision we have to make... Um, it's not an easy one. |
553 | 00:37:13,520 | 00:37:15,590 | But the sale of the cottage will give us the funds | But the sale of the cottage will give us the funds |
554 | 00:37:15,600 | 00:37:17,570 | to start the necessary building work. | to start the necessary building work. |
555 | 00:37:17,580 | 00:37:21,580 | Sorry, Vicar, but isn't there any other way of raising the money? | Sorry, Vicar, but isn't there any other way of raising the money? |
556 | 00:37:21,590 | 00:37:22,720 | I'm afraid not. | I'm afraid not. |
557 | 00:37:22,730 | 00:37:25,600 | I should tell you that Professor Hamilton believes | I should tell you that Professor Hamilton believes |
558 | 00:37:25,610 | 00:37:29,580 | the fresco will perish if we don't make the crypt watertight soon. | the fresco will perish if we don't make the crypt watertight soon. |
559 | 00:37:29,590 | 00:37:32,550 | But evicting Reverend Gould and Ava, | But evicting Reverend Gould and Ava, |
560 | 00:37:32,560 | 00:37:35,600 | well, it does seem a little bit extreme. | well, it does seem a little bit extreme. |
561 | 00:37:35,610 | 00:37:37,590 | Hear! Hear! | Hear! Hear! |
562 | 00:37:37,600 | 00:37:39,650 | Thank you. Of course, you're right. | Thank you. Of course, you're right. |
563 | 00:37:40,580 | 00:37:43,680 | It is rather cruel that the Reverend should have to leave his home. | It is rather cruel that the Reverend should have to leave his home. |
564 | 00:37:43,690 | 00:37:45,540 | And for what? | And for what? |
565 | 00:37:45,550 | 00:37:47,550 | To save some silly old painting. | To save some silly old painting. |
566 | 00:37:48,600 | 00:37:51,570 | But then I remember something Reverend Gould said to me | But then I remember something Reverend Gould said to me |
567 | 00:37:51,580 | 00:37:53,580 | when I first came to St Claire. | when I first came to St Claire. |
568 | 00:37:53,690 | 00:37:58,720 | He said to me, "Martha, your job is to take care of the church. | He said to me, "Martha, your job is to take care of the church. |
569 | 00:37:58,730 | 00:38:01,710 | And for that you must make sacrifices." | And for that you must make sacrifices." |
570 | 00:38:02,720 | 00:38:05,700 | So while it pains me to do so, | So while it pains me to do so, |
571 | 00:38:05,710 | 00:38:09,500 | I propose we take a vote on the cottage. | I propose we take a vote on the cottage. |
572 | 00:38:09,510 | 00:38:11,690 | Well, hold on, the council rules say that you can't vote | Well, hold on, the council rules say that you can't vote |
573 | 00:38:11,700 | 00:38:13,650 | if more than one member is absent. | if more than one member is absent. |
574 | 00:38:13,660 | 00:38:14,670 | So... | So... |
575 | 00:38:14,680 | 00:38:16,560 | Well, there's only Frank missing. | Well, there's only Frank missing. |
576 | 00:38:16,570 | 00:38:18,550 | You're forgetting about Nancy. | You're forgetting about Nancy. |
577 | 00:38:19,550 | 00:38:20,610 | No. | No. |
578 | 00:38:20,620 | 00:38:25,590 | Nancy gave me her vote a few days ago and asked me to cast it for her. | Nancy gave me her vote a few days ago and asked me to cast it for her. |
579 | 00:38:26,540 | 00:38:28,540 | Why would Nancy give you her vote? | Why would Nancy give you her vote? |
580 | 00:38:29,740 | 00:38:31,540 | I don't know. | I don't know. |
581 | 00:38:31,550 | 00:38:33,550 | But she did. | But she did. |
582 | 00:38:34,700 | 00:38:37,740 | And I for one feel that we should respect her wishes. | And I for one feel that we should respect her wishes. |
583 | 00:39:02,550 | 00:39:03,620 | Oh, no! | Oh, no! |
584 | 00:39:03,630 | 00:39:04,650 | No! | No! |
585 | 00:39:07,610 | 00:39:09,610 | No... | No... |
586 | 00:39:54,500 | 00:39:57,570 | What happened? I'm sorry. | What happened? I'm sorry. |
587 | 00:40:00,530 | 00:40:01,640 | Happy now? | Happy now? |
588 | 00:40:02,520 | 00:40:03,650 | Got what you wanted? | Got what you wanted? |
589 | 00:40:04,540 | 00:40:05,670 | It was a council decision. | It was a council decision. |
590 | 00:40:05,680 | 00:40:07,680 | To make a sick man homeless? | To make a sick man homeless? |
591 | 00:40:08,570 | 00:40:11,620 | Ava, we've provided alternative accommodation for you and your dad. | Ava, we've provided alternative accommodation for you and your dad. |
592 | 00:40:11,630 | 00:40:13,650 | Oh, yes, I've seen it. | Oh, yes, I've seen it. |
593 | 00:40:13,660 | 00:40:16,560 | A poxy caravan on the other side of the village. | A poxy caravan on the other side of the village. |
594 | 00:40:16,570 | 00:40:17,680 | It won't happen. | It won't happen. |
595 | 00:40:17,690 | 00:40:20,740 | I'll pull that place down before I let you take it from us. | I'll pull that place down before I let you take it from us. |
596 | 00:40:32,740 | 00:40:34,720 | I thought we should celebrate. | I thought we should celebrate. |
597 | 00:40:37,610 | 00:40:39,610 | You mean you got the votes? | You mean you got the votes? |
598 | 00:40:39,660 | 00:40:41,720 | I must admit I was surprised | I must admit I was surprised |
599 | 00:40:41,730 | 00:40:44,710 | but, er, Frank did us a favour by not showing up. | but, er, Frank did us a favour by not showing up. |
600 | 00:40:45,660 | 00:40:49,740 | So, looks like we both get what we want. | So, looks like we both get what we want. |
601 | 00:40:54,720 | 00:40:56,720 | Isn't it beautiful? | Isn't it beautiful? |
602 | 00:40:58,530 | 00:41:00,660 | All that misery and suffering. | All that misery and suffering. |
603 | 00:41:01,610 | 00:41:03,610 | Almost makes me tingle. | Almost makes me tingle. |
604 | 00:41:05,640 | 00:41:07,720 | People are going to flock to see this | People are going to flock to see this |
605 | 00:41:07,730 | 00:41:10,610 | and they'll pay for the privilege too. | and they'll pay for the privilege too. |
606 | 00:41:13,540 | 00:41:15,560 | This is about preservation, Martha. | This is about preservation, Martha. |
607 | 00:41:16,610 | 00:41:18,590 | Absolutely. | Absolutely. |
608 | 00:41:18,600 | 00:41:20,600 | Preservation's paramount. | Preservation's paramount. |
609 | 00:41:21,510 | 00:41:23,520 | But once that happens, | But once that happens, |
610 | 00:41:23,530 | 00:41:25,710 | we have a duty to share its beauty with the world. | we have a duty to share its beauty with the world. |
611 | 00:41:30,520 | 00:41:32,550 | You know what I like about you, Martha? | You know what I like about you, Martha? |
612 | 00:41:34,680 | 00:41:36,620 | You know exactly what you want. | You know exactly what you want. |
613 | 00:41:39,510 | 00:41:41,510 | To the fresco. | To the fresco. |
614 | 00:41:59,680 | 00:42:01,680 | Hello? | Hello? |
615 | 00:42:08,610 | 00:42:10,550 | Hey! | Hey! |
616 | 00:42:10,560 | 00:42:12,560 | Who's that? | Who's that? |
617 | 00:42:13,600 | 00:42:16,550 | Get out of it! Get out of it! | Get out of it! Get out of it! |
618 | 00:42:16,740 | 00:42:18,600 | What, what are you doing? | What, what are you doing? |
619 | 00:42:18,610 | 00:42:20,610 | Get out of there! | Get out of there! |
620 | 00:42:21,530 | 00:42:23,530 | Get out of there! | Get out of there! |
621 | 00:42:26,730 | 00:42:27,730 | No! | No! |
622 | 00:42:28,680 | 00:42:29,740 | No! | No! |
623 | 00:43:38,030 | 00:43:39,830 | Uh-huh. | Uh-huh. |
624 | 00:43:39,840 | 00:43:41,840 | Yeah. Quite comfortable, are we? | Yeah. Quite comfortable, are we? |
625 | 00:43:43,940 | 00:43:45,000 | Basket. | Basket. |
626 | 00:43:46,000 | 00:43:48,000 | It's in the kitchen. | It's in the kitchen. |
627 | 00:43:54,030 | 00:43:56,020 | We may have to sit Sykes down | We may have to sit Sykes down |
628 | 00:43:56,030 | 00:43:58,950 | and talk to him about the changes that are coming. | and talk to him about the changes that are coming. |
629 | 00:43:59,040 | 00:44:01,000 | What if it doesn't like me? | What if it doesn't like me? |
630 | 00:44:02,880 | 00:44:04,920 | What? The baby. | What? The baby. |
631 | 00:44:05,020 | 00:44:07,810 | What if we just don't get on? | What if we just don't get on? |
632 | 00:44:07,820 | 00:44:11,000 | There's not much to get on with. They're practically blobs for the first year. | There's not much to get on with. They're practically blobs for the first year. |
633 | 00:44:11,010 | 00:44:12,980 | No, well, I mean after that. | No, well, I mean after that. |
634 | 00:44:12,990 | 00:44:16,820 | What if it grows up and our relationship breaks down? | What if it grows up and our relationship breaks down? |
635 | 00:44:16,830 | 00:44:17,960 | You hear about it all the time. | You hear about it all the time. |
636 | 00:44:17,970 | 00:44:20,870 | Parents not talking to their kids. Vice versa. | Parents not talking to their kids. Vice versa. |
637 | 00:44:20,900 | 00:44:22,010 | That's other people. | That's other people. |
638 | 00:44:22,020 | 00:44:23,880 | Is it? | Is it? |
639 | 00:44:23,890 | 00:44:27,890 | I'm sure they didn't set out to have bad relationships with their kids. | I'm sure they didn't set out to have bad relationships with their kids. |
640 | 00:44:27,970 | 00:44:29,910 | Something must have happened. | Something must have happened. |
641 | 00:44:30,890 | 00:44:32,890 | Where is all this coming from? | Where is all this coming from? |
642 | 00:44:32,990 | 00:44:35,020 | I don't know. I just... | I don't know. I just... |
643 | 00:44:41,950 | 00:44:43,030 | Nancy's car turned up. | Nancy's car turned up. |
644 | 00:44:43,870 | 00:44:45,040 | We find anything in it? | We find anything in it? |
645 | 00:44:46,970 | 00:44:49,840 | Let's go and speak to Frank Dewar. | Let's go and speak to Frank Dewar. |
646 | 00:44:49,910 | 00:44:51,830 | That's going to be difficult. | That's going to be difficult. |
647 | 00:44:57,820 | 00:45:00,830 | You know him? Name's Frank Dewar. | You know him? Name's Frank Dewar. |
648 | 00:45:00,840 | 00:45:01,980 | Any relation to our river girl? | Any relation to our river girl? |
649 | 00:45:01,990 | 00:45:03,800 | Father-in-law. | Father-in-law. |
650 | 00:45:03,810 | 00:45:05,030 | Well, two ton of rubble fell on top of him, | Well, two ton of rubble fell on top of him, |
651 | 00:45:05,040 | 00:45:08,970 | so we have multiple injuries to head and upper body. | so we have multiple injuries to head and upper body. |
652 | 00:45:08,980 | 00:45:12,910 | None of these injuries were enough to kill him outright, though. | None of these injuries were enough to kill him outright, though. |
653 | 00:45:12,920 | 00:45:15,810 | In the end he bled out, slowly. | In the end he bled out, slowly. |
654 | 00:45:16,950 | 00:45:19,910 | First drowning, now stoning. | First drowning, now stoning. |
655 | 00:45:20,850 | 00:45:22,850 | Stoning on an industrial scale. | Stoning on an industrial scale. |
656 | 00:45:23,800 | 00:45:25,010 | Yeah, it's quite a murder weapon. | Yeah, it's quite a murder weapon. |
657 | 00:45:25,020 | 00:45:27,950 | The forensics get anything off this? Not yet. | The forensics get anything off this? Not yet. |
658 | 00:45:28,820 | 00:45:30,820 | Let us know if they do. | Let us know if they do. |
659 | 00:45:39,010 | 00:45:40,920 | Huh! Talk about a relic. | Huh! Talk about a relic. |
660 | 00:45:40,930 | 00:45:41,980 | VHS. | VHS. |
661 | 00:45:41,990 | 00:45:43,990 | Is there a tape still in there? | Is there a tape still in there? |
662 | 00:45:46,860 | 00:45:47,900 | No such luck. | No such luck. |
663 | 00:45:47,910 | 00:45:49,910 | Let's take them back to the station. | Let's take them back to the station. |
664 | 00:45:50,860 | 00:45:51,990 | Andy, do you mind? | Andy, do you mind? |
665 | 00:45:52,000 | 00:45:53,860 | Sarge. | Sarge. |
666 | 00:45:53,870 | 00:45:55,920 | Looks like Frank Dewar was struggling. | Looks like Frank Dewar was struggling. |
667 | 00:45:59,000 | 00:46:00,980 | He's borrowed a lot of money too. | He's borrowed a lot of money too. |
668 | 00:46:12,880 | 00:46:14,900 | Frank tries to get rid of Nancy's car. | Frank tries to get rid of Nancy's car. |
669 | 00:46:15,030 | 00:46:17,020 | And then someone got rid of him. | And then someone got rid of him. |
670 | 00:46:17,030 | 00:46:18,960 | So why was our second victim trying | So why was our second victim trying |
671 | 00:46:18,970 | 00:46:20,940 | to hide evidence relating to our first? | to hide evidence relating to our first? |
672 | 00:46:20,950 | 00:46:22,920 | Because he was protecting someone? | Because he was protecting someone? |
673 | 00:46:23,040 | 00:46:24,830 | Michael Dewar. | Michael Dewar. |
674 | 00:46:24,840 | 00:46:26,010 | Find him. Bring him to the station. | Find him. Bring him to the station. |
675 | 00:46:26,020 | 00:46:27,860 | You don't want to come with me? | You don't want to come with me? |
676 | 00:46:27,870 | 00:46:29,800 | According to this, | According to this, |
677 | 00:46:29,810 | 00:46:31,920 | the last call Frank made was to the Goulds' cottage. | the last call Frank made was to the Goulds' cottage. |
678 | 00:46:32,030 | 00:46:34,000 | You have to admit, it's frightening. | You have to admit, it's frightening. |
679 | 00:46:34,010 | 00:46:35,950 | I'll admit it's disconcerting. | I'll admit it's disconcerting. |
680 | 00:46:35,960 | 00:46:39,020 | But the drowning and the stoning... Reverend... | But the drowning and the stoning... Reverend... |
681 | 00:46:39,030 | 00:46:43,840 | I prefer to think of the friends we've lost rather than how they died. | I prefer to think of the friends we've lost rather than how they died. |
682 | 00:46:43,970 | 00:46:46,820 | But it's just like the fresco. | But it's just like the fresco. |
683 | 00:46:46,830 | 00:46:49,860 | You're not suggesting the fresco killed them, are you, Stella? | You're not suggesting the fresco killed them, are you, Stella? |
684 | 00:46:49,870 | 00:46:51,030 | No. | No. |
685 | 00:46:51,040 | 00:46:54,820 | But, but, it might be best if we... | But, but, it might be best if we... |
686 | 00:46:55,960 | 00:46:57,960 | If what? | If what? |
687 | 00:46:59,980 | 00:47:01,980 | Cover it up again. | Cover it up again. |
688 | 00:47:04,960 | 00:47:11,940 | You know, the thing about fear is, it's actually a choice. | You know, the thing about fear is, it's actually a choice. |
689 | 00:47:11,950 | 00:47:15,860 | We can choose to be afraid or we can choose to be strong. | We can choose to be afraid or we can choose to be strong. |
690 | 00:47:16,840 | 00:47:21,880 | Now, choosing to be afraid is easy. We just surrender and let the fear overwhelm us. | Now, choosing to be afraid is easy. We just surrender and let the fear overwhelm us. |
691 | 00:47:22,040 | 00:47:25,020 | Choosing to be strong is more difficult. | Choosing to be strong is more difficult. |
692 | 00:47:25,910 | 00:47:27,910 | Unless we have support. | Unless we have support. |
693 | 00:47:28,870 | 00:47:34,910 | And I know we can face these terrible times if we just stand together. | And I know we can face these terrible times if we just stand together. |
694 | 00:47:51,950 | 00:47:54,970 | Frank Dewar was stoned to death. | Frank Dewar was stoned to death. |
695 | 00:47:57,020 | 00:47:58,880 | What? | What? |
696 | 00:47:58,890 | 00:48:00,890 | That lot are blaming the fresco. | That lot are blaming the fresco. |
697 | 00:48:02,870 | 00:48:07,040 | Mind you, a bit of notoriety wouldn't do our profile any harm. | Mind you, a bit of notoriety wouldn't do our profile any harm. |
698 | 00:48:10,800 | 00:48:12,800 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
699 | 00:48:14,820 | 00:48:16,820 | Poor Frank. | Poor Frank. |
700 | 00:48:16,980 | 00:48:20,000 | He was a weak man and he had his troubles. | He was a weak man and he had his troubles. |
701 | 00:48:20,010 | 00:48:22,010 | You mean like his debt troubles? | You mean like his debt troubles? |
702 | 00:48:22,040 | 00:48:24,830 | That and then there was Michael. | That and then there was Michael. |
703 | 00:48:24,840 | 00:48:26,020 | The bad seed. | The bad seed. |
704 | 00:48:26,030 | 00:48:28,030 | Frank did what he could. | Frank did what he could. |
705 | 00:48:28,880 | 00:48:32,030 | You see, that's the problem with having children. | You see, that's the problem with having children. |
706 | 00:48:32,960 | 00:48:34,960 | Who knows what you'll get? | Who knows what you'll get? |
707 | 00:48:35,960 | 00:48:37,860 | I was lucky with Ava. | I was lucky with Ava. |
708 | 00:48:38,940 | 00:48:43,950 | And I pray you will be too when yours comes along. | And I pray you will be too when yours comes along. |
709 | 00:48:47,840 | 00:48:49,840 | You never told me how he died. | You never told me how he died. |
710 | 00:48:51,830 | 00:48:53,810 | Unusually. | Unusually. |
711 | 00:48:54,020 | 00:48:55,890 | Unusually, eh? | Unusually, eh? |
712 | 00:48:56,800 | 00:48:57,970 | Well, I did warn you. | Well, I did warn you. |
713 | 00:48:58,910 | 00:49:03,800 | Tell me, if this fresco is inspiring someone to commit these murders, | Tell me, if this fresco is inspiring someone to commit these murders, |
714 | 00:49:03,810 | 00:49:05,810 | what do you suppose their motive is? | what do you suppose their motive is? |
715 | 00:49:05,890 | 00:49:07,890 | Do you know what the fresco's about? | Do you know what the fresco's about? |
716 | 00:49:08,820 | 00:49:10,000 | It's a purge. | It's a purge. |
717 | 00:49:10,860 | 00:49:11,950 | A reckoning. | A reckoning. |
718 | 00:49:11,960 | 00:49:14,870 | They're rounding up the sinners and making them pay. | They're rounding up the sinners and making them pay. |
719 | 00:49:16,000 | 00:49:18,940 | So Nancy and Frank Dewar were sinners? | So Nancy and Frank Dewar were sinners? |
720 | 00:49:18,950 | 00:49:20,940 | Somebody obviously thinks so. | Somebody obviously thinks so. |
721 | 00:49:22,980 | 00:49:25,030 | Did Frank call you last night? | Did Frank call you last night? |
722 | 00:49:25,040 | 00:49:28,820 | About eight o'clock. What did he want? | About eight o'clock. What did he want? |
723 | 00:49:28,830 | 00:49:30,830 | He wanted to apologise. | He wanted to apologise. |
724 | 00:49:30,960 | 00:49:33,960 | The council met last night and decided to sell the cottage. | The council met last night and decided to sell the cottage. |
725 | 00:49:34,980 | 00:49:37,960 | Frank was meant to vote for us. | Frank was meant to vote for us. |
726 | 00:49:37,970 | 00:49:39,970 | But he didn't show up. | But he didn't show up. |
727 | 00:49:43,850 | 00:49:44,990 | OK, see you. Bye. | OK, see you. Bye. |
728 | 00:50:12,990 | 00:50:14,980 | Your dad says you're being evicted. | Your dad says you're being evicted. |
729 | 00:50:14,990 | 00:50:16,990 | Not if I have anything to do with it. | Not if I have anything to do with it. |
730 | 00:50:23,030 | 00:50:26,900 | Dad brought me here when I was six months old. | Dad brought me here when I was six months old. |
731 | 00:50:26,910 | 00:50:28,850 | My mum died just after I was born. | My mum died just after I was born. |
732 | 00:50:28,860 | 00:50:30,810 | Dad was devastated. | Dad was devastated. |
733 | 00:50:30,820 | 00:50:32,890 | So, we left London and we started afresh. | So, we left London and we started afresh. |
734 | 00:50:33,880 | 00:50:35,950 | Sounds like a happy home. | Sounds like a happy home. |
735 | 00:50:35,960 | 00:50:37,830 | Dad made it a happy home. | Dad made it a happy home. |
736 | 00:50:37,840 | 00:50:39,800 | Gave me everything I needed. | Gave me everything I needed. |
737 | 00:50:39,810 | 00:50:41,810 | It was perfect... | It was perfect... |
738 | 00:50:41,860 | 00:50:43,860 | That's why I'm going to fight this. | That's why I'm going to fight this. |
739 | 00:50:46,820 | 00:50:48,820 | When did you last see your dad? | When did you last see your dad? |
740 | 00:50:48,990 | 00:50:51,010 | Yesterday afternoon before he left. | Yesterday afternoon before he left. |
741 | 00:50:51,890 | 00:50:53,930 | And where was he going? Work, I suppose. | And where was he going? Work, I suppose. |
742 | 00:50:55,930 | 00:50:58,900 | Nancy's car, found two miles outside the village. | Nancy's car, found two miles outside the village. |
743 | 00:50:58,910 | 00:51:00,020 | Your dad dumped it there. | Your dad dumped it there. |
744 | 00:51:00,950 | 00:51:02,830 | What? Why would Dad do that? | What? Why would Dad do that? |
745 | 00:51:02,840 | 00:51:04,010 | He needed to get it out of the yard. | He needed to get it out of the yard. |
746 | 00:51:04,020 | 00:51:09,040 | Our forensics team matched oil found in your garage to a leak in Nancy's car. | Our forensics team matched oil found in your garage to a leak in Nancy's car. |
747 | 00:51:10,800 | 00:51:11,840 | Hang on. | Hang on. |
748 | 00:51:11,850 | 00:51:13,940 | How can that be? You tell us, Michael. | How can that be? You tell us, Michael. |
749 | 00:51:13,950 | 00:51:15,000 | I don't bloody know, do I? | I don't bloody know, do I? |
750 | 00:51:15,010 | 00:51:17,830 | Where were you on the night that Nancy was killed? | Where were you on the night that Nancy was killed? |
751 | 00:51:17,840 | 00:51:19,020 | And don't say with Ewan Evans. | And don't say with Ewan Evans. |
752 | 00:51:19,030 | 00:51:22,000 | He backed up your story once but if we get him in under caution... | He backed up your story once but if we get him in under caution... |
753 | 00:51:22,010 | 00:51:25,000 | It don't matter where I was. I wasn't anywhere near Nancy. | It don't matter where I was. I wasn't anywhere near Nancy. |
754 | 00:51:25,010 | 00:51:26,910 | Then why not tell us where you were? | Then why not tell us where you were? |
755 | 00:51:26,920 | 00:51:29,960 | If you don't, we're going to have to charge you with Nancy's murder. | If you don't, we're going to have to charge you with Nancy's murder. |
756 | 00:51:29,970 | 00:51:34,020 | What? You think I killed my wife and my dad in the space of two days? | What? You think I killed my wife and my dad in the space of two days? |
757 | 00:51:34,030 | 00:51:36,030 | Unless you can give us an alibi. | Unless you can give us an alibi. |
758 | 00:51:49,990 | 00:51:51,990 | All right. | All right. |
759 | 00:51:52,810 | 00:51:54,810 | I was at Carrington Hall. | I was at Carrington Hall. |
760 | 00:52:00,820 | 00:52:02,820 | The rehab clinic? | The rehab clinic? |
761 | 00:52:03,800 | 00:52:04,980 | I went there to dry out. | I went there to dry out. |
762 | 00:52:04,990 | 00:52:06,810 | And it only took a day, did it? | And it only took a day, did it? |
763 | 00:52:06,820 | 00:52:08,020 | Of course not. Don't be so stupid. | Of course not. Don't be so stupid. |
764 | 00:52:09,870 | 00:52:12,810 | I wanted to get myself together, get my life back. | I wanted to get myself together, get my life back. |
765 | 00:52:14,020 | 00:52:16,020 | Maybe even get Nancy back. | Maybe even get Nancy back. |
766 | 00:52:16,800 | 00:52:19,960 | So, I booked myself in. | So, I booked myself in. |
767 | 00:52:20,850 | 00:52:24,020 | Had a nice chat with the therapist. Signed all the papers. | Had a nice chat with the therapist. Signed all the papers. |
768 | 00:52:24,030 | 00:52:27,980 | They went off to look for a room and I walked straight out of there. | They went off to look for a room and I walked straight out of there. |
769 | 00:52:27,990 | 00:52:29,990 | Lasted all of two hours. | Lasted all of two hours. |
770 | 00:52:31,010 | 00:52:33,000 | Where did you go? | Where did you go? |
771 | 00:52:33,010 | 00:52:34,840 | Nearest pub. | Nearest pub. |
772 | 00:52:34,850 | 00:52:35,990 | What was it called? | What was it called? |
773 | 00:52:36,000 | 00:52:37,820 | The Bull. | The Bull. |
774 | 00:52:37,830 | 00:52:39,900 | They'll remember me. They had to carry me out. | They'll remember me. They had to carry me out. |
775 | 00:52:43,810 | 00:52:45,810 | Why didn't you tell us this before? | Why didn't you tell us this before? |
776 | 00:52:45,930 | 00:52:49,840 | You think I want to admit I can't go half a day without a drink? | You think I want to admit I can't go half a day without a drink? |
777 | 00:52:50,890 | 00:52:52,890 | That I'm a failure? | That I'm a failure? |
778 | 00:52:52,900 | 00:52:58,910 | Everyone thinks I'm a loser - my dad did, my wife did, all my mates. | Everyone thinks I'm a loser - my dad did, my wife did, all my mates. |
779 | 00:53:00,880 | 00:53:02,040 | I didn't say where I was | I didn't say where I was |
780 | 00:53:02,800 | 00:53:04,980 | cos I didn't want to give them another chance to write me off. | cos I didn't want to give them another chance to write me off. |
781 | 00:53:10,970 | 00:53:13,920 | Do the initials SHC mean anything to you? | Do the initials SHC mean anything to you? |
782 | 00:53:25,900 | 00:53:27,800 | I just don't know what to think. | I just don't know what to think. |
783 | 00:53:27,910 | 00:53:29,870 | Well, maybe it is a bit extreme, but... | Well, maybe it is a bit extreme, but... |
784 | 00:53:29,880 | 00:53:32,920 | Yeah, but what the hell's Noah doing with it? That's what I want to know. | Yeah, but what the hell's Noah doing with it? That's what I want to know. |
785 | 00:53:32,930 | 00:53:36,020 | Well, he's the arty type. They're supposed to be into weird stuff. | Well, he's the arty type. They're supposed to be into weird stuff. |
786 | 00:53:36,030 | 00:53:38,030 | There's weird and there's weird. | There's weird and there's weird. |
787 | 00:53:39,930 | 00:53:42,040 | What'd the police say if they knew he had a book like that? | What'd the police say if they knew he had a book like that? |
788 | 00:53:42,800 | 00:53:45,870 | It's just a book. Yeah, a book full of torture and death. | It's just a book. Yeah, a book full of torture and death. |
789 | 00:53:46,820 | 00:53:48,910 | With everything that's been going on around here... | With everything that's been going on around here... |
790 | 00:53:48,920 | 00:53:50,920 | I better get going. | I better get going. |
791 | 00:53:57,880 | 00:53:59,880 | Something I can get you, Professor? | Something I can get you, Professor? |
792 | 00:54:03,970 | 00:54:05,910 | Actually, I was looking for Noah. | Actually, I was looking for Noah. |
793 | 00:54:05,920 | 00:54:07,940 | Noah's gone out. | Noah's gone out. |
794 | 00:54:07,970 | 00:54:09,870 | Something I can get you? | Something I can get you? |
795 | 00:54:09,880 | 00:54:11,880 | No. | No. |
796 | 00:54:12,920 | 00:54:14,920 | Nothing important. | Nothing important. |
797 | 00:54:17,960 | 00:54:19,830 | Hang on a minute! | Hang on a minute! |
798 | 00:54:19,840 | 00:54:21,830 | Eh! Professor! | Eh! Professor! |
799 | 00:54:21,840 | 00:54:23,840 | Hold on a minute... | Hold on a minute... |
800 | 00:54:24,800 | 00:54:26,800 | I said, wait. | I said, wait. |
801 | 00:54:26,880 | 00:54:29,830 | This is yours, isn't it? What do you think you're playing at, | This is yours, isn't it? What do you think you're playing at, |
802 | 00:54:29,840 | 00:54:31,030 | giving Noah something like this, eh? | giving Noah something like this, eh? |
803 | 00:54:31,040 | 00:54:33,040 | My son doesn't need this filth. | My son doesn't need this filth. |
804 | 00:54:33,950 | 00:54:36,900 | And what would you know about what your son needs, Mr Evans? | And what would you know about what your son needs, Mr Evans? |
805 | 00:54:36,980 | 00:54:38,930 | He's my boy. | He's my boy. |
806 | 00:54:40,810 | 00:54:41,970 | Give me that. | Give me that. |
807 | 00:54:43,000 | 00:54:45,820 | Just you stay away from Noah, you hear me? | Just you stay away from Noah, you hear me? |
808 | 00:54:51,840 | 00:54:55,040 | Carrington Hall confirmed that a Michael Dewar booked in but left. | Carrington Hall confirmed that a Michael Dewar booked in but left. |
809 | 00:54:55,880 | 00:54:57,890 | And The Bull? The barman remembers him. | And The Bull? The barman remembers him. |
810 | 00:54:57,900 | 00:55:00,020 | Took three of them to kick him out at closing. | Took three of them to kick him out at closing. |
811 | 00:55:00,900 | 00:55:03,920 | OK, so where are we on the Dewar CCTV? | OK, so where are we on the Dewar CCTV? |
812 | 00:55:04,000 | 00:55:05,940 | Can't find a VCR. | Can't find a VCR. |
813 | 00:55:06,990 | 00:55:08,820 | You are kidding me? | You are kidding me? |
814 | 00:55:08,830 | 00:55:10,800 | It's the 21st Century, sir. | It's the 21st Century, sir. |
815 | 00:55:10,950 | 00:55:14,890 | Get a car round to my house. They'll find an old VCR player in my study. | Get a car round to my house. They'll find an old VCR player in my study. |
816 | 00:55:16,000 | 00:55:18,000 | You've got a study? Nice. | You've got a study? Nice. |
817 | 00:55:57,000 | 00:56:01,820 | OK, so no tape from the Dewars' yard for the night Frank was killed. | OK, so no tape from the Dewars' yard for the night Frank was killed. |
818 | 00:56:01,890 | 00:56:04,820 | The killer probably took it. Yeah, fair bet. | The killer probably took it. Yeah, fair bet. |
819 | 00:56:04,830 | 00:56:08,860 | But we did find the tape for the night Nancy was killed. | But we did find the tape for the night Nancy was killed. |
820 | 00:56:09,990 | 00:56:14,880 | OK, so it's all quiet until 21:37, | OK, so it's all quiet until 21:37, |
821 | 00:56:14,890 | 00:56:15,970 | when this happens. | when this happens. |
822 | 00:56:16,910 | 00:56:18,910 | That's Nancy's car. | That's Nancy's car. |
823 | 00:56:21,820 | 00:56:23,820 | And that's Nancy Dewar. | And that's Nancy Dewar. |
824 | 00:56:35,020 | 00:56:36,960 | What's she doing? | What's she doing? |
825 | 00:56:39,930 | 00:56:40,970 | There. | There. |
826 | 00:56:40,980 | 00:56:42,980 | She's getting picked up. | She's getting picked up. |
827 | 00:56:54,020 | 00:56:56,020 | By Zach Lime. | By Zach Lime. |
828 | 00:57:08,870 | 00:57:10,970 | Zach Lime. 32 years old. | Zach Lime. 32 years old. |
829 | 00:57:10,980 | 00:57:13,920 | He moved to the area from Leeds four years ago. | He moved to the area from Leeds four years ago. |
830 | 00:57:13,930 | 00:57:16,910 | Criminal record? There's nothing on him. | Criminal record? There's nothing on him. |
831 | 00:57:16,920 | 00:57:20,920 | But he's got a brother who was charged with identity fraud. | But he's got a brother who was charged with identity fraud. |
832 | 00:57:23,900 | 00:57:25,810 | Hold on a minute. | Hold on a minute. |
833 | 00:57:25,820 | 00:57:27,810 | Before coming to the area, | Before coming to the area, |
834 | 00:57:27,820 | 00:57:29,870 | Lime spent a year training to be a priest. | Lime spent a year training to be a priest. |
835 | 00:57:33,010 | 00:57:35,010 | OK, thanks. Thank you. | OK, thanks. Thank you. |
836 | 00:57:35,940 | 00:57:37,900 | That was the Carford Station. | That was the Carford Station. |
837 | 00:57:37,910 | 00:57:40,820 | They say she's burst her bank three miles upriver. | They say she's burst her bank three miles upriver. |
838 | 00:57:40,830 | 00:57:41,930 | It might still hold here. | It might still hold here. |
839 | 00:57:41,940 | 00:57:43,940 | We'll be lucky. | We'll be lucky. |
840 | 00:57:44,860 | 00:57:46,840 | We need to speak to you, Mr Lime. | We need to speak to you, Mr Lime. |
841 | 00:57:48,940 | 00:57:50,940 | Nelson! | Nelson! |
842 | 00:58:38,000 | 00:58:40,000 | We really do need to speak to you. | We really do need to speak to you. |
843 | 00:58:52,940 | 00:58:54,850 | What do you want, Martha? | What do you want, Martha? |
844 | 00:58:54,860 | 00:58:56,860 | You're not working on the fresco. | You're not working on the fresco. |
845 | 00:58:56,910 | 00:58:58,830 | I'm taking the afternoon off. | I'm taking the afternoon off. |
846 | 00:58:58,840 | 00:59:00,840 | Why? Are you ill? | Why? Are you ill? |
847 | 00:59:02,040 | 00:59:04,910 | I have some things to take care of. | I have some things to take care of. |
848 | 00:59:04,920 | 00:59:08,950 | Well, do you think you could attend to them quickly? We've got plans to discuss. | Well, do you think you could attend to them quickly? We've got plans to discuss. |
849 | 00:59:10,010 | 00:59:12,010 | I'll see what I can do. | I'll see what I can do. |
850 | 00:59:15,810 | 00:59:18,910 | Anything from Lime's house? Nothing to link him directly to the murders | Anything from Lime's house? Nothing to link him directly to the murders |
851 | 00:59:18,920 | 00:59:22,860 | but we managed to retrieve some erased files from a memory stick | but we managed to retrieve some erased files from a memory stick |
852 | 00:59:22,870 | 00:59:24,870 | that we found discarded in his bin. | that we found discarded in his bin. |
853 | 00:59:25,860 | 00:59:27,030 | Hospital records? | Hospital records? |
854 | 00:59:27,040 | 00:59:30,960 | Patient details. Confidential stuff. Someone with the right contacts | Patient details. Confidential stuff. Someone with the right contacts |
855 | 00:59:30,970 | 00:59:33,010 | could make money out of this information. | could make money out of this information. |
856 | 00:59:33,020 | 00:59:35,020 | Someone like Zach Lime's brother. | Someone like Zach Lime's brother. |
857 | 00:59:36,890 | 00:59:40,960 | OK, wait. I had nothing to do with Nancy's death. | OK, wait. I had nothing to do with Nancy's death. |
858 | 00:59:40,970 | 00:59:45,880 | Look, Nancy came to me, OK? She said she was leaving, she needed money. | Look, Nancy came to me, OK? She said she was leaving, she needed money. |
859 | 00:59:45,890 | 00:59:48,030 | Told me she could get her hands on patients' information, | Told me she could get her hands on patients' information, |
860 | 00:59:48,040 | 00:59:50,010 | asked if I could find anyone who'd buy them. | asked if I could find anyone who'd buy them. |
861 | 00:59:50,020 | 00:59:52,820 | Why did she come to you? I don't know. | Why did she come to you? I don't know. |
862 | 00:59:52,960 | 00:59:55,940 | Why do you lot pull me over once a month for no reason? | Why do you lot pull me over once a month for no reason? |
863 | 01:00:03,840 | 01:00:05,840 | I may have told her about my brother. | I may have told her about my brother. |
864 | 01:00:07,930 | 01:00:10,010 | Why didn't you sell it on? | Why didn't you sell it on? |
865 | 01:00:10,020 | 01:00:11,840 | I don't know. | I don't know. |
866 | 01:00:11,850 | 01:00:13,000 | It just didn't feel right. | It just didn't feel right. |
867 | 01:00:13,010 | 01:00:16,820 | And plus, I haven't seen my brother in ages. So... | And plus, I haven't seen my brother in ages. So... |
868 | 01:00:17,930 | 01:00:21,830 | ..in the end, I just paid Nancy from some savings. | ..in the end, I just paid Nancy from some savings. |
869 | 01:00:22,880 | 01:00:25,800 | Hold on a minute. You gave her your own money? | Hold on a minute. You gave her your own money? |
870 | 01:00:25,810 | 01:00:27,840 | Why not just tell her you couldn't find a buyer? | Why not just tell her you couldn't find a buyer? |
871 | 01:00:31,850 | 01:00:36,010 | Nancy said if I helped her, she'd put in a good word for me with Ava. | Nancy said if I helped her, she'd put in a good word for me with Ava. |
872 | 01:00:37,950 | 01:00:39,830 | Look, I know it's pathetic. | Look, I know it's pathetic. |
873 | 01:00:39,840 | 01:00:41,000 | Right, I know. | Right, I know. |
874 | 01:00:41,010 | 01:00:47,860 | But I work with Ava every day and I still...never seem able to tell her. | But I work with Ava every day and I still...never seem able to tell her. |
875 | 01:00:48,040 | 01:00:50,040 | Tell her what? | Tell her what? |
876 | 01:00:53,010 | 01:00:54,910 | That I love her. | That I love her. |
877 | 01:00:59,880 | 01:01:00,960 | OK. | OK. |
878 | 01:01:01,930 | 01:01:06,890 | So why did Nancy leave her car at the Dewars' building yard? | So why did Nancy leave her car at the Dewars' building yard? |
879 | 01:01:06,900 | 01:01:08,900 | Well, she wanted Michael to sell it. | Well, she wanted Michael to sell it. |
880 | 01:01:08,950 | 01:01:11,900 | And I was supposed to tell him to send the money on. | And I was supposed to tell him to send the money on. |
881 | 01:01:11,920 | 01:01:13,920 | So why did she leave in your van? | So why did she leave in your van? |
882 | 01:01:15,880 | 01:01:17,850 | She wanted a lift. | She wanted a lift. |
883 | 01:01:17,860 | 01:01:19,860 | Back to Hamilton's house. | Back to Hamilton's house. |
884 | 01:01:25,830 | 01:01:27,930 | Mind if we come in? What the hell's going on? | Mind if we come in? What the hell's going on? |
885 | 01:01:27,940 | 01:01:30,000 | That's exactly what we were going to ask you. | That's exactly what we were going to ask you. |
886 | 01:01:30,010 | 01:01:32,820 | Why didn't you tell us that you saw Nancy Dewar | Why didn't you tell us that you saw Nancy Dewar |
887 | 01:01:32,830 | 01:01:34,040 | on the night she was killed? | on the night she was killed? |
888 | 01:01:34,980 | 01:01:36,880 | Because I didn't see her. | Because I didn't see her. |
889 | 01:01:36,890 | 01:01:40,890 | We have a witness who said he dropped Nancy back here around 10 o'clock. | We have a witness who said he dropped Nancy back here around 10 o'clock. |
890 | 01:01:41,960 | 01:01:45,930 | Look, I don't know what your witness has told you | Look, I don't know what your witness has told you |
891 | 01:01:45,940 | 01:01:48,940 | but I didn't see Nancy that night. | but I didn't see Nancy that night. |
892 | 01:01:48,950 | 01:01:50,930 | And that's the truth. | And that's the truth. |
893 | 01:01:50,940 | 01:01:52,940 | And why should we believe you? | And why should we believe you? |
894 | 01:01:52,960 | 01:01:54,960 | Because I was with him. | Because I was with him. |
895 | 01:01:56,950 | 01:01:58,830 | Noah, put some clothes on. | Noah, put some clothes on. |
896 | 01:01:58,840 | 01:02:00,840 | Why should I? | Why should I? |
897 | 01:02:01,010 | 01:02:04,040 | Philip and I were here all night. Nancy never came home. | Philip and I were here all night. Nancy never came home. |
898 | 01:02:05,020 | 01:02:06,950 | Is this true? | Is this true? |
899 | 01:02:06,960 | 01:02:09,860 | We were discussing the fresco. In bed. | We were discussing the fresco. In bed. |
900 | 01:02:09,870 | 01:02:11,850 | All right, Noah. That's enough. | All right, Noah. That's enough. |
901 | 01:02:11,860 | 01:02:14,960 | We've got nothing to be ashamed of. I said, that's enough. | We've got nothing to be ashamed of. I said, that's enough. |
902 | 01:02:22,980 | 01:02:24,900 | Noah. | Noah. |
903 | 01:02:24,910 | 01:02:25,910 | Noah... | Noah... |
904 | 01:02:25,920 | 01:02:27,920 | Please, don't overreact. | Please, don't overreact. |
905 | 01:02:32,000 | 01:02:33,020 | Noah! | Noah! |
906 | 01:02:33,030 | 01:02:35,030 | Noah! Noah! | Noah! Noah! |
907 | 01:02:35,820 | 01:02:37,820 | Noah, I didn't mean it! | Noah, I didn't mean it! |
908 | 01:02:54,950 | 01:02:57,880 | I'm afraid that Noah, | I'm afraid that Noah, |
909 | 01:02:57,890 | 01:03:01,820 | this revelation, came rather late in life for me. | this revelation, came rather late in life for me. |
910 | 01:03:04,010 | 01:03:06,040 | I'm still struggling to come to terms with it. | I'm still struggling to come to terms with it. |
911 | 01:03:07,870 | 01:03:09,870 | Did Nancy know? | Did Nancy know? |
912 | 01:03:10,950 | 01:03:12,950 | Poor Nancy. | Poor Nancy. |
913 | 01:03:13,010 | 01:03:15,940 | I think she thought we'd fall in love and run away together. | I think she thought we'd fall in love and run away together. |
914 | 01:03:17,960 | 01:03:19,960 | She just found me at the wrong time. | She just found me at the wrong time. |
915 | 01:03:22,990 | 01:03:25,840 | So, Zach swears Nancy went home | So, Zach swears Nancy went home |
916 | 01:03:25,850 | 01:03:28,020 | and Hamilton and Noah swear she didn't. | and Hamilton and Noah swear she didn't. |
917 | 01:03:28,030 | 01:03:30,030 | Somebody's lying. | Somebody's lying. |
918 | 01:03:30,800 | 01:03:32,800 | Not necessarily. | Not necessarily. |
919 | 01:03:33,040 | 01:03:37,860 | If Zach Lime took Nancy home, he'd have dropped her here, right? | If Zach Lime took Nancy home, he'd have dropped her here, right? |
920 | 01:03:37,960 | 01:03:39,980 | More than likely. So when he drove away, | More than likely. So when he drove away, |
921 | 01:03:39,990 | 01:03:43,820 | he would naturally have assumed that Nancy was going back to Hamilton's. | he would naturally have assumed that Nancy was going back to Hamilton's. |
922 | 01:03:43,830 | 01:03:44,940 | But what if he was wrong? | But what if he was wrong? |
923 | 01:03:44,950 | 01:03:48,940 | What if she was actually going... somewhere else? | What if she was actually going... somewhere else? |
924 | 01:03:53,030 | 01:03:57,000 | Yes... Now you come to mention it, Nancy did pay me a visit that night. | Yes... Now you come to mention it, Nancy did pay me a visit that night. |
925 | 01:03:57,010 | 01:03:58,880 | You didn't think to mention it? | You didn't think to mention it? |
926 | 01:03:58,890 | 01:04:00,990 | Well, I get a lot of visitors. | Well, I get a lot of visitors. |
927 | 01:04:01,840 | 01:04:03,840 | Why did she come to see you? | Why did she come to see you? |
928 | 01:04:03,940 | 01:04:07,930 | She was leaving the village. I think she dropped in to say goodbye. | She was leaving the village. I think she dropped in to say goodbye. |
929 | 01:04:07,940 | 01:04:09,930 | That's it? Nothing else? | That's it? Nothing else? |
930 | 01:04:09,940 | 01:04:12,980 | There was a bit of business with the Parish Council we had to tie up. | There was a bit of business with the Parish Council we had to tie up. |
931 | 01:04:12,990 | 01:04:14,850 | What sort of business? | What sort of business? |
932 | 01:04:14,860 | 01:04:16,910 | Minor issues. I barely remember. | Minor issues. I barely remember. |
933 | 01:04:16,920 | 01:04:18,920 | Why don't you try to remember? | Why don't you try to remember? |
934 | 01:04:21,010 | 01:04:23,000 | Nancy and I had a private arrangement. | Nancy and I had a private arrangement. |
935 | 01:04:23,900 | 01:04:25,990 | Go on. Well, I'd like to of course | Go on. Well, I'd like to of course |
936 | 01:04:26,000 | 01:04:28,900 | but Nancy was keen to keep it between ourselves | but Nancy was keen to keep it between ourselves |
937 | 01:04:28,910 | 01:04:30,910 | and I feel I should respect that. | and I feel I should respect that. |
938 | 01:04:31,930 | 01:04:34,010 | OK. Nelson, arrest her. | OK. Nelson, arrest her. |
939 | 01:04:34,850 | 01:04:36,900 | What? OK, fine, right. | What? OK, fine, right. |
940 | 01:04:36,910 | 01:04:38,910 | You've made your point. | You've made your point. |
941 | 01:04:40,840 | 01:04:42,840 | The council was in deadlock. | The council was in deadlock. |
942 | 01:04:42,900 | 01:04:44,980 | I needed a majority to sell the cottage. | I needed a majority to sell the cottage. |
943 | 01:04:45,030 | 01:04:49,810 | Nancy needed money, so I saw an opportunity to help my cause. | Nancy needed money, so I saw an opportunity to help my cause. |
944 | 01:04:49,820 | 01:04:51,010 | You bought her vote? | You bought her vote? |
945 | 01:04:51,020 | 01:04:52,920 | To speed up the process. | To speed up the process. |
946 | 01:04:52,930 | 01:04:55,850 | I know I would have convinced her to see it my way in the end. | I know I would have convinced her to see it my way in the end. |
947 | 01:04:55,860 | 01:04:57,890 | So, she came here for money, then what? | So, she came here for money, then what? |
948 | 01:04:58,930 | 01:05:01,800 | Then she left. Where did she go? | Then she left. Where did she go? |
949 | 01:05:01,810 | 01:05:03,850 | I assumed to the airport. | I assumed to the airport. |
950 | 01:05:08,970 | 01:05:10,800 | I don't trust that woman. | I don't trust that woman. |
951 | 01:05:10,810 | 01:05:13,880 | Unfortunately, we can't prove anything other than she met with Nancy. | Unfortunately, we can't prove anything other than she met with Nancy. |
952 | 01:05:13,890 | 01:05:14,940 | On the night she was killed, | On the night she was killed, |
953 | 01:05:14,950 | 01:05:17,920 | Nancy was going round the village collecting money she was owed. | Nancy was going round the village collecting money she was owed. |
954 | 01:05:17,930 | 01:05:19,950 | Calling in the debts before she left. | Calling in the debts before she left. |
955 | 01:05:19,990 | 01:05:21,940 | Which means we need to find out | Which means we need to find out |
956 | 01:05:21,950 | 01:05:24,800 | whether she was due to collect from anyone else. | whether she was due to collect from anyone else. |
957 | 01:05:47,840 | 01:05:48,910 | Wow. | Wow. |
958 | 01:05:48,920 | 01:05:50,830 | That is beautiful. | That is beautiful. |
959 | 01:05:50,840 | 01:05:52,040 | Beautiful? | Beautiful? |
960 | 01:05:52,800 | 01:05:54,840 | Well, not the subject matter, obviously, | Well, not the subject matter, obviously, |
961 | 01:05:54,850 | 01:05:56,880 | but the quality of the work's exquisite. | but the quality of the work's exquisite. |
962 | 01:06:01,870 | 01:06:02,900 | What's this? | What's this? |
963 | 01:06:02,910 | 01:06:04,910 | Your mum sent it to me. | Your mum sent it to me. |
964 | 01:06:06,870 | 01:06:08,870 | Wow. | Wow. |
965 | 01:06:08,910 | 01:06:10,910 | I'd forgotten about this. | I'd forgotten about this. |
966 | 01:06:11,840 | 01:06:13,840 | This is Cup Final day. | This is Cup Final day. |
967 | 01:06:13,920 | 01:06:15,920 | Dad got us tickets. | Dad got us tickets. |
968 | 01:06:15,970 | 01:06:17,900 | You both look very happy. | You both look very happy. |
969 | 01:06:17,910 | 01:06:19,940 | We weren't so happy when we got beaten. | We weren't so happy when we got beaten. |
970 | 01:06:20,830 | 01:06:23,910 | But, yeah, it was still a great day. | But, yeah, it was still a great day. |
971 | 01:06:23,970 | 01:06:25,970 | What d'you remember about it? | What d'you remember about it? |
972 | 01:06:26,040 | 01:06:27,880 | Not much. | Not much. |
973 | 01:06:27,890 | 01:06:30,970 | Just a...happy memory. | Just a...happy memory. |
974 | 01:06:32,860 | 01:06:34,860 | Sunny. | Sunny. |
975 | 01:06:34,960 | 01:06:36,960 | Dad was off work. | Dad was off work. |
976 | 01:06:37,800 | 01:06:40,820 | Just me and him. | Just me and him. |
977 | 01:06:45,960 | 01:06:47,960 | You know, you're right, of course. | You know, you're right, of course. |
978 | 01:06:47,970 | 01:06:50,810 | Sometimes relationships aren't perfect. | Sometimes relationships aren't perfect. |
979 | 01:06:51,030 | 01:06:55,880 | They can be awkward and a little distant. | They can be awkward and a little distant. |
980 | 01:06:55,960 | 01:06:58,020 | It's never the whole story, though, is it? | It's never the whole story, though, is it? |
981 | 01:06:59,970 | 01:07:03,950 | No. Not the whole story. | No. Not the whole story. |
982 | 01:07:26,000 | 01:07:27,010 | Uh! | Uh! |
983 | 01:07:27,870 | 01:07:29,870 | Uh! | Uh! |
984 | 01:07:29,910 | 01:07:30,950 | Uh! | Uh! |
985 | 01:07:30,960 | 01:07:32,960 | Agh! | Agh! |
986 | 01:07:41,030 | 01:07:43,030 | No! | No! |
987 | 01:07:48,940 | 01:07:50,940 | No! | No! |
988 | 01:08:07,510 | 01:08:09,510 | Who found the body? | Who found the body? |
989 | 01:08:11,390 | 01:08:13,390 | Let's take a look. | Let's take a look. |
990 | 01:08:15,510 | 01:08:17,510 | Puts me in mind of Mousetrap. | Puts me in mind of Mousetrap. |
991 | 01:08:18,380 | 01:08:21,390 | All we need is a little man diving into a plastic tub. | All we need is a little man diving into a plastic tub. |
992 | 01:08:22,320 | 01:08:24,510 | Looking at an acute penetrating trauma, obviously. | Looking at an acute penetrating trauma, obviously. |
993 | 01:08:24,530 | 01:08:27,390 | The shaft punched a hole in his lower abdomen, | The shaft punched a hole in his lower abdomen, |
994 | 01:08:27,400 | 01:08:29,400 | came out the other side. | came out the other side. |
995 | 01:08:29,410 | 01:08:32,420 | No doubt taking a few of his major organs as it went. | No doubt taking a few of his major organs as it went. |
996 | 01:08:32,460 | 01:08:36,380 | If it's any consolation, this one would have died relatively quickly. | If it's any consolation, this one would have died relatively quickly. |
997 | 01:08:38,420 | 01:08:41,500 | Where did the chains come from? Take a look around. | Where did the chains come from? Take a look around. |
998 | 01:08:41,510 | 01:08:45,300 | Place is full of medieval replicas. It's like a theme park. | Place is full of medieval replicas. It's like a theme park. |
999 | 01:08:45,310 | 01:08:47,430 | Impalement. At least it's different. | Impalement. At least it's different. |
1000 | 01:08:47,440 | 01:08:50,350 | Thing is, sir, there is no impalement on the fresco. | Thing is, sir, there is no impalement on the fresco. |
1001 | 01:08:50,360 | 01:08:52,520 | In fact, it's one of the few gory deaths that are missing. | In fact, it's one of the few gory deaths that are missing. |
1002 | 01:08:53,510 | 01:08:58,360 | I think it's the, um, breaking on the wheel. | I think it's the, um, breaking on the wheel. |
1003 | 01:09:00,510 | 01:09:02,460 | Right. | Right. |
1004 | 01:09:02,470 | 01:09:04,470 | I see what you mean. | I see what you mean. |
1005 | 01:09:05,460 | 01:09:07,340 | Got all that. Fine. | Got all that. Fine. |
1006 | 01:09:07,350 | 01:09:09,350 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
1007 | 01:09:09,390 | 01:09:11,390 | I understand you found the body. | I understand you found the body. |
1008 | 01:09:12,340 | 01:09:14,340 | A rather gruesome discovery. | A rather gruesome discovery. |
1009 | 01:09:15,320 | 01:09:18,490 | He didn't show up at the crypt, so I called round to see if he was OK. | He didn't show up at the crypt, so I called round to see if he was OK. |
1010 | 01:09:18,540 | 01:09:20,540 | Did you notice anything? | Did you notice anything? |
1011 | 01:09:21,350 | 01:09:23,390 | I'm afraid, I was a bit too distracted | I'm afraid, I was a bit too distracted |
1012 | 01:09:23,400 | 01:09:25,430 | by the dead body to play detective. | by the dead body to play detective. |
1013 | 01:09:28,480 | 01:09:30,480 | A nuisance him dying now. | A nuisance him dying now. |
1014 | 01:09:31,410 | 01:09:33,410 | A nuisance? | A nuisance? |
1015 | 01:09:34,530 | 01:09:37,540 | Medieval art experts are hard to find. | Medieval art experts are hard to find. |
1016 | 01:09:40,430 | 01:09:42,450 | Doesn't look like it's going to stop. | Doesn't look like it's going to stop. |
1017 | 01:09:52,400 | 01:09:55,520 | Thank you very much for your patience, ladies and gentlemen. | Thank you very much for your patience, ladies and gentlemen. |
1018 | 01:09:55,530 | 01:09:57,530 | I will get you all in due course. | I will get you all in due course. |
1019 | 01:09:58,330 | 01:10:00,510 | Now make sure you're stocked up on canned goods. | Now make sure you're stocked up on canned goods. |
1020 | 01:10:01,480 | 01:10:05,460 | We have plenty of stock at the moment. Ewan! Ewan! | We have plenty of stock at the moment. Ewan! Ewan! |
1021 | 01:10:06,400 | 01:10:09,370 | Take your time, ladies and gentlemen. We'll get you all! | Take your time, ladies and gentlemen. We'll get you all! |
1022 | 01:10:09,380 | 01:10:11,540 | DCI Barnaby looking for your son. | DCI Barnaby looking for your son. |
1023 | 01:10:12,380 | 01:10:13,450 | Noah! | Noah! |
1024 | 01:10:13,460 | 01:10:15,460 | He's through there. OK? | He's through there. OK? |
1025 | 01:10:16,320 | 01:10:17,420 | Now, where were we? | Now, where were we? |
1026 | 01:10:17,430 | 01:10:19,390 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
1027 | 01:10:23,500 | 01:10:29,530 | I remember the first time I saw him. He came in the shop. | I remember the first time I saw him. He came in the shop. |
1028 | 01:10:30,500 | 01:10:33,530 | Bread, milk, blue cheese, two bottles of red. | Bread, milk, blue cheese, two bottles of red. |
1029 | 01:10:34,460 | 01:10:36,440 | Right then and there, I knew... | Right then and there, I knew... |
1030 | 01:10:37,510 | 01:10:39,460 | I mean, it wasn't, it wasn't obvious | I mean, it wasn't, it wasn't obvious |
1031 | 01:10:39,470 | 01:10:42,370 | because he was always around the women, flirting. | because he was always around the women, flirting. |
1032 | 01:10:44,340 | 01:10:48,320 | But when they weren't there, he was around me. | But when they weren't there, he was around me. |
1033 | 01:10:50,420 | 01:10:52,440 | Did you see the professor last night? | Did you see the professor last night? |
1034 | 01:10:53,360 | 01:10:55,340 | Last time I saw him, he was with you. | Last time I saw him, he was with you. |
1035 | 01:10:55,350 | 01:10:57,350 | You didn't go back to his house? | You didn't go back to his house? |
1036 | 01:11:01,400 | 01:11:04,310 | Hold on. You think I killed him? | Hold on. You think I killed him? |
1037 | 01:11:04,400 | 01:11:05,480 | You were very angry with him. | You were very angry with him. |
1038 | 01:11:05,490 | 01:11:07,370 | Yeah, and no wonder. | Yeah, and no wonder. |
1039 | 01:11:07,380 | 01:11:10,350 | I was trying to help him and he treated me like that. | I was trying to help him and he treated me like that. |
1040 | 01:11:14,340 | 01:11:16,340 | I loved him. | I loved him. |
1041 | 01:11:17,330 | 01:11:20,500 | Even if he was old and boring and couldn't admit who he really was. | Even if he was old and boring and couldn't admit who he really was. |
1042 | 01:11:22,390 | 01:11:24,390 | I still loved him. | I still loved him. |
1043 | 01:11:33,500 | 01:11:35,500 | Did he die like the fresco? | Did he die like the fresco? |
1044 | 01:11:38,420 | 01:11:40,420 | I'm afraid he did. | I'm afraid he did. |
1045 | 01:11:41,480 | 01:11:44,510 | You know, whoever's doing this, they know their audience. | You know, whoever's doing this, they know their audience. |
1046 | 01:11:45,530 | 01:11:47,530 | What makes you say that? | What makes you say that? |
1047 | 01:11:47,540 | 01:11:50,310 | They're a superstitious lot round here. | They're a superstitious lot round here. |
1048 | 01:11:50,410 | 01:11:52,410 | They'll lap this stuff up. | They'll lap this stuff up. |
1049 | 01:11:57,350 | 01:11:59,520 | He was buying a place for us, you know? | He was buying a place for us, you know? |
1050 | 01:12:00,390 | 01:12:02,450 | We were all set to move into the Goulds' cottage. | We were all set to move into the Goulds' cottage. |
1051 | 01:12:06,390 | 01:12:08,390 | The Goulds' place? | The Goulds' place? |
1052 | 01:12:08,540 | 01:12:11,300 | He and Martha had agreed a quick sale. | He and Martha had agreed a quick sale. |
1053 | 01:12:11,310 | 01:12:13,310 | Cheap as chips, the professor said. | Cheap as chips, the professor said. |
1054 | 01:12:27,480 | 01:12:29,400 | Catch any of that, did you? | Catch any of that, did you? |
1055 | 01:12:30,500 | 01:12:32,500 | I caught the important bits. | I caught the important bits. |
1056 | 01:12:38,420 | 01:12:40,420 | I don't want the shop, Dad. | I don't want the shop, Dad. |
1057 | 01:12:44,420 | 01:12:46,420 | But I would like to stay for a while. | But I would like to stay for a while. |
1058 | 01:12:48,380 | 01:12:50,380 | On one condition. | On one condition. |
1059 | 01:12:53,330 | 01:12:56,330 | Right, everyone else might be running for the hills. | Right, everyone else might be running for the hills. |
1060 | 01:12:56,340 | 01:12:58,360 | But we are made of sterner stuff. | But we are made of sterner stuff. |
1061 | 01:12:58,370 | 01:13:02,460 | So, come flood, fire, famine or the Devil himself... | So, come flood, fire, famine or the Devil himself... |
1062 | 01:13:02,530 | 01:13:06,330 | Evans & Son are open for business! | Evans & Son are open for business! |
1063 | 01:13:12,340 | 01:13:14,380 | I'm not leaving over a drop of rain. | I'm not leaving over a drop of rain. |
1064 | 01:13:14,410 | 01:13:16,440 | It's the river I'm worried about. | It's the river I'm worried about. |
1065 | 01:13:17,320 | 01:13:19,320 | I doubt it'll wash the house away. | I doubt it'll wash the house away. |
1066 | 01:13:19,330 | 01:13:20,520 | Better to be safe than sorry. | Better to be safe than sorry. |
1067 | 01:13:22,320 | 01:13:24,440 | I'm not going to that place. | I'm not going to that place. |
1068 | 01:13:24,450 | 01:13:26,400 | Dad, it's your church. | Dad, it's your church. |
1069 | 01:13:26,410 | 01:13:27,490 | Not any more. | Not any more. |
1070 | 01:13:28,350 | 01:13:29,500 | Belongs to her now. | Belongs to her now. |
1071 | 01:13:32,320 | 01:13:33,510 | The congregation doesn't. | The congregation doesn't. |
1072 | 01:13:33,520 | 01:13:37,480 | They're still your people. Still your flock. | They're still your people. Still your flock. |
1073 | 01:13:39,330 | 01:13:41,530 | Some have stayed loyal, I suppose. | Some have stayed loyal, I suppose. |
1074 | 01:13:41,540 | 01:13:43,540 | Exactly. And right now they're in crisis | Exactly. And right now they're in crisis |
1075 | 01:13:44,300 | 01:13:45,540 | and in need of some spiritual comfort. | and in need of some spiritual comfort. |
1076 | 01:13:47,360 | 01:13:50,380 | I know what you're doing. Good for you. | I know what you're doing. Good for you. |
1077 | 01:13:50,420 | 01:13:52,420 | Now let's go. | Now let's go. |
1078 | 01:14:04,530 | 01:14:06,530 | This way. | This way. |
1079 | 01:14:10,360 | 01:14:12,310 | In you go. | In you go. |
1080 | 01:14:12,320 | 01:14:13,400 | Come along now. | Come along now. |
1081 | 01:14:14,400 | 01:14:16,450 | He was buying the Goulds' place! | He was buying the Goulds' place! |
1082 | 01:14:16,460 | 01:14:19,520 | Sir? Hamilton was all set to move in. | Sir? Hamilton was all set to move in. |
1083 | 01:14:19,530 | 01:14:24,420 | This has got nothing to do with God or sinners or religion. | This has got nothing to do with God or sinners or religion. |
1084 | 01:14:24,430 | 01:14:27,500 | This is all about something far more mundane. Property. | This is all about something far more mundane. Property. |
1085 | 01:14:27,540 | 01:14:32,470 | All our victims were involved in the deal surrounding the cottage. | All our victims were involved in the deal surrounding the cottage. |
1086 | 01:14:34,400 | 01:14:36,400 | Ava? | Ava? |
1087 | 01:14:37,400 | 01:14:39,400 | Get over there now. | Get over there now. |
1088 | 01:15:24,390 | 01:15:26,390 | Place hasn't changed at all. | Place hasn't changed at all. |
1089 | 01:15:27,410 | 01:15:29,410 | I'll get us a tea. | I'll get us a tea. |
1090 | 01:15:35,320 | 01:15:37,320 | Ah, Reverend Gould. | Ah, Reverend Gould. |
1091 | 01:15:37,490 | 01:15:39,490 | Nice to see you again. | Nice to see you again. |
1092 | 01:15:39,500 | 01:15:41,310 | Victor. | Victor. |
1093 | 01:15:41,320 | 01:15:44,410 | How goes the crisis? Oh, all under control. | How goes the crisis? Oh, all under control. |
1094 | 01:16:17,480 | 01:16:19,480 | How are you? | How are you? |
1095 | 01:16:26,400 | 01:16:28,400 | This lot could do with some music. | This lot could do with some music. |
1096 | 01:16:31,540 | 01:16:34,470 | ♪ Abide with me | ♪ Abide with me |
1097 | 01:16:34,480 | 01:16:40,400 | ♪ Fast falls the even tide | ♪ Fast falls the even tide |
1098 | 01:16:40,480 | 01:16:45,460 | ♪ The darkness deepens | ♪ The darkness deepens |
1099 | 01:16:45,470 | 01:16:50,430 | ♪ Lord with me abide | ♪ Lord with me abide |
1100 | 01:16:50,510 | 01:16:56,500 | ♪ When other helpers fail | ♪ When other helpers fail |
1101 | 01:16:56,510 | 01:17:00,470 | ♪ And comforts flee | ♪ And comforts flee |
1102 | 01:17:00,540 | 01:17:05,400 | ♪ Help of the helpless | ♪ Help of the helpless |
1103 | 01:17:05,410 | 01:17:11,520 | ♪ O abide with me | ♪ O abide with me |
1104 | 01:17:20,510 | 01:17:22,510 | What the hell are you doing? | What the hell are you doing? |
1105 | 01:17:33,160 | 01:17:37,110 | ♪ Help of the helpless | ♪ Help of the helpless |
1106 | 01:17:37,120 | 01:17:44,200 | ♪ O abide with me ♪ | ♪ O abide with me ♪ |
1107 | 01:17:46,180 | 01:17:49,110 | Been a long time since I heard singing like that. | Been a long time since I heard singing like that. |
1108 | 01:17:50,180 | 01:17:52,180 | 'And I've missed it.' | 'And I've missed it.' |
1109 | 01:17:54,030 | 01:17:58,180 | And though this is a dark time for our village, | And though this is a dark time for our village, |
1110 | 01:18:00,100 | 01:18:02,240 | there is light in here. | there is light in here. |
1111 | 01:18:04,020 | 01:18:05,080 | The light of our people. | The light of our people. |
1112 | 01:18:05,090 | 01:18:06,210 | Crumpet? No, thanks. | Crumpet? No, thanks. |
1113 | 01:18:07,100 | 01:18:09,020 | You think you can come into my church | You think you can come into my church |
1114 | 01:18:09,030 | 01:18:11,010 | and destroy something I've worked for? | and destroy something I've worked for? |
1115 | 01:18:11,020 | 01:18:12,170 | Not your church. | Not your church. |
1116 | 01:18:12,180 | 01:18:14,180 | God's church. | God's church. |
1117 | 01:18:19,220 | 01:18:21,140 | He brought me here. | He brought me here. |
1118 | 01:18:21,150 | 01:18:24,220 | God put me here to protect His gift to us. | God put me here to protect His gift to us. |
1119 | 01:18:25,080 | 01:18:27,080 | Just graffiti, Martha. | Just graffiti, Martha. |
1120 | 01:18:27,140 | 01:18:29,220 | Granted, it's 800 years old. But still... | Granted, it's 800 years old. But still... |
1121 | 01:18:30,080 | 01:18:32,110 | People will come for miles to see this. | People will come for miles to see this. |
1122 | 01:18:37,120 | 01:18:39,070 | So, that's it? | So, that's it? |
1123 | 01:18:39,080 | 01:18:42,170 | The reason that you threw my dad out of his home? | The reason that you threw my dad out of his home? |
1124 | 01:18:42,240 | 01:18:44,240 | So you could build a tourist attraction. | So you could build a tourist attraction. |
1125 | 01:18:45,000 | 01:18:46,160 | A place of pilgrimage. | A place of pilgrimage. |
1126 | 01:18:46,170 | 01:18:48,110 | Exit through the gift shop? | Exit through the gift shop? |
1127 | 01:18:48,120 | 01:18:50,120 | There's no talking to you, is there? | There's no talking to you, is there? |
1128 | 01:18:50,130 | 01:18:54,060 | You can't see that I'm trying to do something to help this village. | You can't see that I'm trying to do something to help this village. |
1129 | 01:19:01,220 | 01:19:04,200 | You want to do something to help this village, Martha? | You want to do something to help this village, Martha? |
1130 | 01:19:04,210 | 01:19:08,000 | Stop trying to turn it into Lourdes and be a proper vicar. | Stop trying to turn it into Lourdes and be a proper vicar. |
1131 | 01:19:08,010 | 01:19:09,140 | What? Like your dad? | What? Like your dad? |
1132 | 01:19:09,150 | 01:19:12,100 | Thumping Bibles in the pulpit every Sunday? | Thumping Bibles in the pulpit every Sunday? |
1133 | 01:19:12,110 | 01:19:15,070 | My father is loved in this village. | My father is loved in this village. |
1134 | 01:19:15,080 | 01:19:17,080 | They couldn't wait to see him go. | They couldn't wait to see him go. |
1135 | 01:19:21,070 | 01:19:23,060 | Just stay right there. | Just stay right there. |
1136 | 01:19:23,070 | 01:19:25,070 | You need to arrest her. Right now. | You need to arrest her. Right now. |
1137 | 01:19:25,110 | 01:19:28,120 | She tried to destroy this church. Don't be hysterical. | She tried to destroy this church. Don't be hysterical. |
1138 | 01:19:28,130 | 01:19:30,130 | And she tried to kill me. You saw her. | And she tried to kill me. You saw her. |
1139 | 01:19:30,140 | 01:19:32,160 | Right. You need to come with me, now. | Right. You need to come with me, now. |
1140 | 01:19:36,190 | 01:19:38,190 | Kate! I need you over here. | Kate! I need you over here. |
1141 | 01:19:39,030 | 01:19:40,200 | I need the internet on this. | I need the internet on this. |
1142 | 01:19:41,180 | 01:19:43,010 | Do I look like IT? | Do I look like IT? |
1143 | 01:19:43,020 | 01:19:45,020 | Please. Just do it. | Please. Just do it. |
1144 | 01:19:47,010 | 01:19:51,040 | And then search for SHC, with this postcode. | And then search for SHC, with this postcode. |
1145 | 01:20:00,130 | 01:20:02,130 | Ta-dah! | Ta-dah! |
1146 | 01:20:02,140 | 01:20:03,150 | Oh. | Oh. |
1147 | 01:20:03,160 | 01:20:05,160 | Look at this. | Look at this. |
1148 | 01:20:08,190 | 01:20:10,190 | Is there a phone number? | Is there a phone number? |
1149 | 01:20:13,010 | 01:20:15,010 | There. | There. |
1150 | 01:20:18,030 | 01:20:21,120 | Hello. Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby, Midsomer Constabulary. | Hello. Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby, Midsomer Constabulary. |
1151 | 01:20:21,130 | 01:20:22,200 | Who am I speaking to? | Who am I speaking to? |
1152 | 01:20:22,210 | 01:20:27,060 | And why have these tragedies come to our village? | And why have these tragedies come to our village? |
1153 | 01:20:28,000 | 01:20:29,240 | Who's to blame? | Who's to blame? |
1154 | 01:20:30,000 | 01:20:32,000 | Is it God? | Is it God? |
1155 | 01:20:32,070 | 01:20:34,070 | No. | No. |
1156 | 01:20:34,150 | 01:20:36,150 | We're to blame. | We're to blame. |
1157 | 01:20:36,240 | 01:20:38,070 | We're guilty. | We're guilty. |
1158 | 01:20:39,050 | 01:20:41,000 | I didn't try to kill anyone. | I didn't try to kill anyone. |
1159 | 01:20:41,010 | 01:20:42,200 | We can talk about this at the station. | We can talk about this at the station. |
1160 | 01:20:42,210 | 01:20:46,000 | I just wanted to wreck the fresco. Oh, so you admit it, then. | I just wanted to wreck the fresco. Oh, so you admit it, then. |
1161 | 01:20:46,010 | 01:20:48,100 | Guilty of forgetting Him. | Guilty of forgetting Him. |
1162 | 01:20:50,000 | 01:20:53,080 | And we're in this mess because of people like her. | And we're in this mess because of people like her. |
1163 | 01:20:55,070 | 01:20:58,110 | A woman with no humility, | A woman with no humility, |
1164 | 01:20:59,130 | 01:21:01,150 | a woman who lacks compassion. | a woman who lacks compassion. |
1165 | 01:21:02,220 | 01:21:07,170 | A woman who values profit above God Himself. | A woman who values profit above God Himself. |
1166 | 01:21:09,190 | 01:21:14,010 | Rather than follow her, we should condemn her. | Rather than follow her, we should condemn her. |
1167 | 01:21:14,190 | 01:21:17,190 | Let he who hath not sinned, Reverend! | Let he who hath not sinned, Reverend! |
1168 | 01:21:18,240 | 01:21:21,080 | I don't like heckling, Mr Barnaby. | I don't like heckling, Mr Barnaby. |
1169 | 01:21:21,160 | 01:21:24,000 | And I don't like murder, Reverend. | And I don't like murder, Reverend. |
1170 | 01:21:24,230 | 01:21:26,230 | Shall we do this in private? | Shall we do this in private? |
1171 | 01:21:28,030 | 01:21:30,140 | I have nothing to fear in God's house. | I have nothing to fear in God's house. |
1172 | 01:21:31,200 | 01:21:34,190 | And what about Shoreditch Homeless Centre? | And what about Shoreditch Homeless Centre? |
1173 | 01:21:34,200 | 01:21:36,130 | Have you anything to fear there? | Have you anything to fear there? |
1174 | 01:21:36,140 | 01:21:39,220 | Or from a young woman by the name of Tina Bell? | Or from a young woman by the name of Tina Bell? |
1175 | 01:21:40,150 | 01:21:42,080 | It was all such a long time ago, | It was all such a long time ago, |
1176 | 01:21:42,090 | 01:21:45,060 | you might be forgiven for thinking that your secret was safe. | you might be forgiven for thinking that your secret was safe. |
1177 | 01:21:45,070 | 01:21:47,230 | But then along came Nancy Dewar. | But then along came Nancy Dewar. |
1178 | 01:21:48,150 | 01:21:52,200 | You see, whatever else you thought about Nancy, she was a nurse. | You see, whatever else you thought about Nancy, she was a nurse. |
1179 | 01:21:53,010 | 01:21:54,190 | And a good one. | And a good one. |
1180 | 01:21:54,200 | 01:22:00,100 | So when you became ill and you needed your tests, | So when you became ill and you needed your tests, |
1181 | 01:22:00,110 | 01:22:04,130 | Nancy went out of her way to get your results as quickly as possible. | Nancy went out of her way to get your results as quickly as possible. |
1182 | 01:22:04,140 | 01:22:07,010 | She was surprised by what she found. | She was surprised by what she found. |
1183 | 01:22:08,230 | 01:22:14,000 | When she left on the night she died, she had one last thing to do... | When she left on the night she died, she had one last thing to do... |
1184 | 01:22:15,230 | 01:22:18,210 | To tell her friend Ava the truth. | To tell her friend Ava the truth. |
1185 | 01:22:19,180 | 01:22:21,180 | What truth? | What truth? |
1186 | 01:22:22,170 | 01:22:24,120 | Ava. Go home. | Ava. Go home. |
1187 | 01:22:24,130 | 01:22:26,130 | Right now. | Right now. |
1188 | 01:22:27,080 | 01:22:29,080 | What's he talking about, Dad? | What's he talking about, Dad? |
1189 | 01:22:29,240 | 01:22:32,100 | But Nancy found you instead. | But Nancy found you instead. |
1190 | 01:22:33,050 | 01:22:37,180 | You couldn't have her exposing you, so you killed her. | You couldn't have her exposing you, so you killed her. |
1191 | 01:22:38,050 | 01:22:40,200 | You dressed it up to look like the fresco. | You dressed it up to look like the fresco. |
1192 | 01:22:40,210 | 01:22:45,000 | Same with Frank. He found your test results in Nancy's car. | Same with Frank. He found your test results in Nancy's car. |
1193 | 01:22:45,050 | 01:22:46,200 | So he had to go too. | So he had to go too. |
1194 | 01:22:46,230 | 01:22:49,010 | And then you were safe, | And then you were safe, |
1195 | 01:22:49,190 | 01:22:54,180 | until Nancy came back from the dead to spoil your party. | until Nancy came back from the dead to spoil your party. |
1196 | 01:22:55,240 | 01:22:59,020 | A reply came to a letter that Nancy had sent | A reply came to a letter that Nancy had sent |
1197 | 01:22:59,030 | 01:23:02,050 | to the homeless centre asking about you. | to the homeless centre asking about you. |
1198 | 01:23:02,140 | 01:23:05,140 | Professor Hamilton received it yesterday. | Professor Hamilton received it yesterday. |
1199 | 01:23:06,040 | 01:23:09,020 | I imagine he contacted you about it. | I imagine he contacted you about it. |
1200 | 01:23:09,050 | 01:23:12,170 | What letter? Nothing important, my love. | What letter? Nothing important, my love. |
1201 | 01:23:13,080 | 01:23:17,130 | It explains what Nancy had discovered from your test results, | It explains what Nancy had discovered from your test results, |
1202 | 01:23:19,070 | 01:23:23,140 | which the Health Trust have very kindly emailed to me. | which the Health Trust have very kindly emailed to me. |
1203 | 01:23:24,030 | 01:23:25,190 | Don't read them, Ava. | Don't read them, Ava. |
1204 | 01:23:41,110 | 01:23:43,110 | I don't understand. | I don't understand. |
1205 | 01:23:44,110 | 01:23:46,110 | It says we're not related. | It says we're not related. |
1206 | 01:23:46,220 | 01:23:48,140 | Of course we are. | Of course we are. |
1207 | 01:23:48,150 | 01:23:50,150 | I'm your father. | I'm your father. |
1208 | 01:23:56,160 | 01:23:58,120 | Who was my mother? | Who was my mother? |
1209 | 01:23:58,230 | 01:24:00,230 | You know who she was. | You know who she was. |
1210 | 01:24:01,050 | 01:24:03,050 | Marjory Gould. | Marjory Gould. |
1211 | 01:24:03,090 | 01:24:06,080 | She walked into the centre, we went for tea. | She walked into the centre, we went for tea. |
1212 | 01:24:07,150 | 01:24:12,060 | There was a waitress... You are the daughter of Tina Bell, | There was a waitress... You are the daughter of Tina Bell, |
1213 | 01:24:12,070 | 01:24:15,130 | a troubled young woman who walked into the homeless centre. | a troubled young woman who walked into the homeless centre. |
1214 | 01:24:17,240 | 01:24:20,110 | You were taken from her and never seen again. | You were taken from her and never seen again. |
1215 | 01:24:23,210 | 01:24:25,200 | Tina was an easy target. | Tina was an easy target. |
1216 | 01:24:25,210 | 01:24:29,000 | A young girl, drug user, mental health issues. | A young girl, drug user, mental health issues. |
1217 | 01:24:30,190 | 01:24:34,170 | So, when she claimed that her newborn baby had been stolen, | So, when she claimed that her newborn baby had been stolen, |
1218 | 01:24:36,100 | 01:24:38,020 | nobody believed her. | nobody believed her. |
1219 | 01:24:44,020 | 01:24:46,020 | What happened to her? | What happened to her? |
1220 | 01:24:51,160 | 01:24:53,160 | She died five years ago. | She died five years ago. |
1221 | 01:24:56,020 | 01:24:58,060 | But she never gave up looking for you. | But she never gave up looking for you. |
1222 | 01:25:01,160 | 01:25:03,160 | You took me from my mum? | You took me from my mum? |
1223 | 01:25:04,120 | 01:25:05,230 | She wasn't a mum. | She wasn't a mum. |
1224 | 01:25:05,240 | 01:25:08,140 | So full of drugs she never even woke up. | So full of drugs she never even woke up. |
1225 | 01:25:08,220 | 01:25:10,220 | She couldn't take care of you. | She couldn't take care of you. |
1226 | 01:25:11,060 | 01:25:13,240 | I took care of you, Ava. | I took care of you, Ava. |
1227 | 01:25:15,040 | 01:25:16,160 | You were so small. | You were so small. |
1228 | 01:25:17,220 | 01:25:19,180 | Wrapped in a dirty towel. | Wrapped in a dirty towel. |
1229 | 01:25:20,100 | 01:25:22,210 | She birthed you in a car park. | She birthed you in a car park. |
1230 | 01:25:22,220 | 01:25:24,220 | A car park, Ava! | A car park, Ava! |
1231 | 01:25:25,000 | 01:25:28,030 | She wasn't capable of looking after a child. | She wasn't capable of looking after a child. |
1232 | 01:25:29,180 | 01:25:31,180 | You have to understand. | You have to understand. |
1233 | 01:25:32,120 | 01:25:36,170 | I spent six years trying to help those people. | I spent six years trying to help those people. |
1234 | 01:25:37,140 | 01:25:39,140 | I couldn't save them. | I couldn't save them. |
1235 | 01:25:39,170 | 01:25:41,130 | Not all of them. | Not all of them. |
1236 | 01:25:41,140 | 01:25:43,140 | So, I decided to save one. | So, I decided to save one. |
1237 | 01:25:44,090 | 01:25:46,030 | You. | You. |
1238 | 01:25:46,040 | 01:25:47,120 | You changed everything. | You changed everything. |
1239 | 01:25:48,050 | 01:25:50,000 | You gave me a purpose again. | You gave me a purpose again. |
1240 | 01:25:50,200 | 01:25:51,120 | A reason to believe. | A reason to believe. |
1241 | 01:25:51,130 | 01:25:53,130 | But you lied to me. | But you lied to me. |
1242 | 01:25:53,140 | 01:25:55,030 | Only because I loved you. | Only because I loved you. |
1243 | 01:25:55,040 | 01:25:56,040 | No... | No... |
1244 | 01:25:56,050 | 01:25:57,190 | Ava? | Ava? |
1245 | 01:25:58,110 | 01:25:59,160 | Ava! | Ava! |
1246 | 01:25:59,170 | 01:26:01,170 | That's as far as you go, Reverend. | That's as far as you go, Reverend. |
1247 | 01:26:44,040 | 01:26:45,220 | Three people dead | Three people dead |
1248 | 01:26:45,230 | 01:26:48,090 | just so he could keep on pretending to be Ava's dad. | just so he could keep on pretending to be Ava's dad. |
1249 | 01:26:48,100 | 01:26:50,140 | Well, it wasn't pretending to him. | Well, it wasn't pretending to him. |
1250 | 01:26:50,220 | 01:26:53,150 | As far as Gould's concerned, Ava is his daughter. | As far as Gould's concerned, Ava is his daughter. |
1251 | 01:26:53,160 | 01:26:55,010 | Except she's not. | Except she's not. |
1252 | 01:26:55,020 | 01:26:57,170 | Well, he brought her up, watched her grow. | Well, he brought her up, watched her grow. |
1253 | 01:26:57,210 | 01:26:59,210 | Stole her from her mum's arms? | Stole her from her mum's arms? |
1254 | 01:26:59,240 | 01:27:05,130 | My point is: he killed three people to protect Ava from the truth. | My point is: he killed three people to protect Ava from the truth. |
1255 | 01:27:10,130 | 01:27:12,130 | Sounds like you feel sorry for him. | Sounds like you feel sorry for him. |
1256 | 01:27:13,000 | 01:27:16,200 | No, I feel sorry for Tina Bell. | No, I feel sorry for Tina Bell. |
1257 | 01:27:17,080 | 01:27:21,130 | Imagine what she must have felt when she found her baby gone. | Imagine what she must have felt when she found her baby gone. |
1258 | 01:27:26,170 | 01:27:28,170 | So, the flood didn't come, then. | So, the flood didn't come, then. |
1259 | 01:27:29,030 | 01:27:31,030 | I had noticed that. | I had noticed that. |
1260 | 01:27:31,060 | 01:27:34,010 | By the way, guess what I found under Kate's sofa yesterday. | By the way, guess what I found under Kate's sofa yesterday. |
1261 | 01:27:34,020 | 01:27:36,020 | Nelson? Sir? | Nelson? Sir? |
1262 | 01:27:36,200 | 01:27:38,200 | I still don't care. | I still don't care. |