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1 | 00:00:05,929 | 00:00:08,969 | RADIO PLAYING, MAN SINGING ALONG TUNELESSLY | RADIO PLAYING, MAN SINGING ALONG TUNELESSLY |
2 | 00:00:14,409 | 00:00:17,370 | # I love you more and more... # | # I love you more and more... # |
3 | 00:00:30,490 | 00:00:33,890 | Yeah, put 'em on top of the other one. Easy! | Yeah, put 'em on top of the other one. Easy! |
4 | 00:00:33,930 | 00:00:35,449 | That's it. | That's it. |
5 | 00:00:35,489 | 00:00:37,209 | Just there, mate. | Just there, mate. |
6 | 00:00:37,250 | 00:00:38,650 | Oi! | Oi! |
7 | 00:00:40,930 | 00:00:43,209 | 3-0, mate. Oh, my days. | 3-0, mate. Oh, my days. |
8 | 00:00:43,250 | 00:00:45,169 | FA Cup, mate, who gives a toss? | FA Cup, mate, who gives a toss? |
9 | 00:00:45,209 | 00:00:46,529 | You do, mate! | You do, mate! |
10 | 00:00:46,570 | 00:00:48,169 | HE CHUCKLES | HE CHUCKLES |
11 | 00:00:49,570 | 00:00:51,769 | Tel! Yeah? | Tel! Yeah? |
12 | 00:00:51,809 | 00:00:53,809 | Ray? | Ray? |
13 | 00:00:57,209 | 00:01:00,169 | What is it? Hold the work, Gav! Hold it. | What is it? Hold the work, Gav! Hold it. |
14 | 00:01:25,289 | 00:01:26,970 | # All we do is hide away | # All we do is hide away |
15 | 00:01:29,050 | 00:01:31,730 | # All we do is All we do is hide away | # All we do is All we do is hide away |
16 | 00:01:32,810 | 00:01:35,489 | # All we do is lie in wait | # All we do is lie in wait |
17 | 00:01:36,849 | 00:01:40,289 | # All we do is All we do is lie in wait | # All we do is All we do is lie in wait |
18 | 00:01:40,330 | 00:01:44,009 | # I've been upside down | # I've been upside down |
19 | 00:01:44,050 | 00:01:47,849 | # I don't wanna be The right way round | # I don't wanna be The right way round |
20 | 00:01:47,890 | 00:01:51,369 | # Can't find paradise On the ground. # | # Can't find paradise On the ground. # |
21 | 00:02:05,409 | 00:02:07,209 | No, the girls will do it. | No, the girls will do it. |
22 | 00:02:07,250 | 00:02:09,570 | 'The girls?' Why would I pay someone to pack | 'The girls?' Why would I pay someone to pack |
23 | 00:02:09,610 | 00:02:11,170 | when I've got children I can exploit? | when I've got children I can exploit? |
24 | 00:02:11,209 | 00:02:12,290 | Wow. Do they wanna do mine? | Wow. Do they wanna do mine? |
25 | 00:02:12,330 | 00:02:14,249 | 'I'm sure we can come to some arrangement.' | 'I'm sure we can come to some arrangement.' |
26 | 00:02:14,290 | 00:02:16,050 | Listen, I've gotta go. | Listen, I've gotta go. |
27 | 00:02:16,089 | 00:02:17,610 | 'OK. Will I see you tonight?' | 'OK. Will I see you tonight?' |
28 | 00:02:17,649 | 00:02:20,050 | Dunno, got a feeling it's gonna be a late one. I'll call you. | Dunno, got a feeling it's gonna be a late one. I'll call you. |
29 | 00:02:20,089 | 00:02:22,290 | OK, love you. 'Love you, too.' | OK, love you. 'Love you, too.' |
30 | 00:02:29,450 | 00:02:31,290 | You ready? | You ready? |
31 | 00:02:31,330 | 00:02:33,050 | Yeah, all good. | Yeah, all good. |
32 | 00:02:43,610 | 00:02:45,290 | WATER SPLASHES | WATER SPLASHES |
33 | 00:02:50,689 | 00:02:52,689 | What time you in? One. | What time you in? One. |
34 | 00:02:54,850 | 00:02:57,290 | You want me to drive you? Hm, no, thanks. | You want me to drive you? Hm, no, thanks. |
35 | 00:02:57,330 | 00:02:59,489 | I need to be on my own for half an hour. | I need to be on my own for half an hour. |
36 | 00:02:59,529 | 00:03:03,689 | Prepare myself. Calm myself. | Prepare myself. Calm myself. |
37 | 00:03:06,649 | 00:03:10,890 | Adam! The estate agent's coming at ten. I want you up! | Adam! The estate agent's coming at ten. I want you up! |
38 | 00:03:13,089 | 00:03:14,969 | 21 years old... | 21 years old... |
39 | 00:03:18,089 | 00:03:20,689 | OK, well, I might as well head back down now, | OK, well, I might as well head back down now, |
40 | 00:03:20,730 | 00:03:22,089 | beat the afternoon traffic. | beat the afternoon traffic. |
41 | 00:03:22,130 | 00:03:25,610 | You're going back down? Yeah. I've got the interview tomorrow. | You're going back down? Yeah. I've got the interview tomorrow. |
42 | 00:03:25,649 | 00:03:28,170 | Oh, yeah, of course. Sorry, sorry. | Oh, yeah, of course. Sorry, sorry. |
43 | 00:03:29,369 | 00:03:30,890 | I mean, I could try to reschedule... | I mean, I could try to reschedule... |
44 | 00:03:30,929 | 00:03:33,249 | No, no, no, it's not a problem, I was just... | No, no, no, it's not a problem, I was just... |
45 | 00:03:36,330 | 00:03:39,570 | Right, I'm coming up with a bucket of water! | Right, I'm coming up with a bucket of water! |
46 | 00:03:55,089 | 00:03:59,330 | So I asked her to clean one little chimney, one tiny little chimney, | So I asked her to clean one little chimney, one tiny little chimney, |
47 | 00:03:59,369 | 00:04:01,529 | suddenly, social services are involved. | suddenly, social services are involved. |
48 | 00:04:01,570 | 00:04:03,730 | I mean, it's not like she was a little kid or anything, | I mean, it's not like she was a little kid or anything, |
49 | 00:04:03,769 | 00:04:05,529 | this was when she was 12, for crying out loud. | this was when she was 12, for crying out loud. |
50 | 00:04:05,570 | 00:04:08,489 | This is a joke, isn't it? I get it. Very funny. | This is a joke, isn't it? I get it. Very funny. |
51 | 00:04:08,529 | 00:04:10,890 | Hello, boss. Hey, Murray, tell me. | Hello, boss. Hey, Murray, tell me. |
52 | 00:04:11,969 | 00:04:13,570 | The owner found the body first thing, | The owner found the body first thing, |
53 | 00:04:13,610 | 00:04:15,170 | round the side of that heap there. | round the side of that heap there. |
54 | 00:04:15,209 | 00:04:17,650 | We've marked and filmed the spot where it was found. | We've marked and filmed the spot where it was found. |
55 | 00:04:17,689 | 00:04:19,050 | Now, security is very good. | Now, security is very good. |
56 | 00:04:19,090 | 00:04:21,929 | Lot of valuable metal on site, so the owner doesn't think | Lot of valuable metal on site, so the owner doesn't think |
57 | 00:04:21,970 | 00:04:23,530 | it could've been dumped illicitly. | it could've been dumped illicitly. |
58 | 00:04:23,569 | 00:04:24,689 | Out of hours, I mean. | Out of hours, I mean. |
59 | 00:04:24,730 | 00:04:25,770 | So...? | So...? |
60 | 00:04:25,809 | 00:04:28,650 | Best guess is, part of a regular drop, | Best guess is, part of a regular drop, |
61 | 00:04:28,689 | 00:04:30,249 | maybe inside something? | maybe inside something? |
62 | 00:04:30,290 | 00:04:31,730 | And what are their records like? | And what are their records like? |
63 | 00:04:31,770 | 00:04:33,249 | Fully compliant. | Fully compliant. |
64 | 00:04:33,290 | 00:04:35,889 | I've asked for the last 48 hours to get started. | I've asked for the last 48 hours to get started. |
65 | 00:04:35,929 | 00:04:37,290 | Good. | Good. |
66 | 00:04:37,329 | 00:04:38,730 | Let's have a look. | Let's have a look. |
67 | 00:04:41,530 | 00:04:43,809 | Morning. | Morning. |
68 | 00:04:43,850 | 00:04:45,610 | Oh, hey, Sunny, how you doing? | Oh, hey, Sunny, how you doing? |
69 | 00:04:46,689 | 00:04:48,170 | Yeah, fine, thanks, Leanne. | Yeah, fine, thanks, Leanne. |
70 | 00:04:48,210 | 00:04:49,489 | HE SIGHS | HE SIGHS |
71 | 00:05:07,449 | 00:05:10,369 | So what do we think, age-wise, 20, 30? | So what do we think, age-wise, 20, 30? |
72 | 00:05:10,410 | 00:05:13,050 | It's hard to tell for sure without teeth, | It's hard to tell for sure without teeth, |
73 | 00:05:13,090 | 00:05:16,090 | but, from the general condition of the body, yeah, | but, from the general condition of the body, yeah, |
74 | 00:05:16,129 | 00:05:18,090 | a relatively young adult male. | a relatively young adult male. |
75 | 00:05:18,129 | 00:05:21,489 | Can you tell if the wounds were pre or post-mortem? | Can you tell if the wounds were pre or post-mortem? |
76 | 00:05:22,569 | 00:05:26,410 | I think post, no obvious vital reaction around the wounds | I think post, no obvious vital reaction around the wounds |
77 | 00:05:26,449 | 00:05:28,809 | to the naked eye, but I need to take a closer look in the lab. | to the naked eye, but I need to take a closer look in the lab. |
78 | 00:05:28,850 | 00:05:32,210 | Also, this sort of mutilation is usually done post-mortem, | Also, this sort of mutilation is usually done post-mortem, |
79 | 00:05:32,249 | 00:05:35,970 | to facilitate disposal and obscure ID. | to facilitate disposal and obscure ID. |
80 | 00:05:36,009 | 00:05:38,530 | Exactly. Any obvious cause of death? | Exactly. Any obvious cause of death? |
81 | 00:05:38,569 | 00:05:39,650 | No, not that I can see. | No, not that I can see. |
82 | 00:05:39,689 | 00:05:42,009 | I need to get him back to the lab and open him up. | I need to get him back to the lab and open him up. |
83 | 00:05:42,050 | 00:05:46,369 | All I can see externally that's odd is this. | All I can see externally that's odd is this. |
84 | 00:05:46,410 | 00:05:48,050 | Looks kind of wrinkled. Yeah. | Looks kind of wrinkled. Yeah. |
85 | 00:05:48,090 | 00:05:50,369 | And when I first saw it, I wasn't sure what it was, | And when I first saw it, I wasn't sure what it was, |
86 | 00:05:50,410 | 00:05:52,210 | but it sort of looked familiar. | but it sort of looked familiar. |
87 | 00:05:52,249 | 00:05:55,730 | And after I took a temperature, I realised exactly what it was. | And after I took a temperature, I realised exactly what it was. |
88 | 00:05:56,809 | 00:06:00,770 | This was my thermometer. It snapped in two after I tried to insert it. | This was my thermometer. It snapped in two after I tried to insert it. |
89 | 00:06:00,809 | 00:06:03,730 | I was more careful with my spare and got a reading. | I was more careful with my spare and got a reading. |
90 | 00:06:03,770 | 00:06:06,249 | The inside of the body is minus 15. | The inside of the body is minus 15. |
91 | 00:06:06,290 | 00:06:08,170 | Frozen? Solid. | Frozen? Solid. |
92 | 00:06:08,210 | 00:06:09,650 | And those marks... | And those marks... |
93 | 00:06:11,050 | 00:06:13,850 | You know when you put a piece of meat in the freezer | You know when you put a piece of meat in the freezer |
94 | 00:06:13,889 | 00:06:15,090 | without wrapping it properly | without wrapping it properly |
95 | 00:06:15,129 | 00:06:17,530 | and it develops a kind of weird wrinkle pattern? | and it develops a kind of weird wrinkle pattern? |
96 | 00:06:19,410 | 00:06:20,730 | I think that's what we have here. | I think that's what we have here. |
97 | 00:06:25,329 | 00:06:30,889 | TRAFFIC BEEPING, MUSIC PLAYING | TRAFFIC BEEPING, MUSIC PLAYING |
98 | 00:06:52,249 | 00:06:54,249 | What a day, what a day. | What a day, what a day. |
99 | 00:06:54,290 | 00:06:56,809 | Oh, that is definitely your colour. | Oh, that is definitely your colour. |
100 | 00:06:58,249 | 00:07:01,449 | Hey... that's for you. | Hey... that's for you. |
101 | 00:07:01,489 | 00:07:03,369 | Thank you, Chacha Ram. | Thank you, Chacha Ram. |
102 | 00:07:20,809 | 00:07:22,489 | DOOR CLOSES Oh. | DOOR CLOSES Oh. |
103 | 00:07:22,530 | 00:07:24,210 | HE PANTS | HE PANTS |
104 | 00:07:24,249 | 00:07:25,369 | You're late. | You're late. |
105 | 00:07:25,410 | 00:07:27,929 | Oh, don't give me grief, mate, I've got a monster hangover. | Oh, don't give me grief, mate, I've got a monster hangover. |
106 | 00:07:27,970 | 00:07:30,329 | Hm. | Hm. |
107 | 00:07:38,249 | 00:07:40,569 | Ah, Ramjeet, my gorgeous boy. How are you? | Ah, Ramjeet, my gorgeous boy. How are you? |
108 | 00:07:41,650 | 00:07:44,329 | Very well, Mama, happy birthday. How are you today? | Very well, Mama, happy birthday. How are you today? |
109 | 00:07:44,369 | 00:07:48,929 | Oh, not so bad. Yesterday, not so good, but today, so-so... | Oh, not so bad. Yesterday, not so good, but today, so-so... |
110 | 00:07:48,970 | 00:07:52,369 | Well, if I'd had as many 70ths as you, I'd be pretty happy, you know. | Well, if I'd had as many 70ths as you, I'd be pretty happy, you know. |
111 | 00:07:52,410 | 00:07:54,530 | All right, chuckles? | All right, chuckles? |
112 | 00:07:54,569 | 00:07:58,210 | So, who thinks they deserve a present? | So, who thinks they deserve a present? |
113 | 00:07:58,249 | 00:08:01,290 | Oh, you shouldn't have... Aw. | Oh, you shouldn't have... Aw. |
114 | 00:08:21,129 | 00:08:22,530 | 1.8. | 1.8. |
115 | 00:08:24,249 | 00:08:27,129 | And are we sure about carpet? | And are we sure about carpet? |
116 | 00:08:27,170 | 00:08:28,530 | It's warmer. | It's warmer. |
117 | 00:08:28,569 | 00:08:32,290 | Makes it feel more welcoming. More like you're at home. | Makes it feel more welcoming. More like you're at home. |
118 | 00:08:32,329 | 00:08:34,770 | Although maybe people don't wanna feel like they're at home? | Although maybe people don't wanna feel like they're at home? |
119 | 00:08:34,809 | 00:08:37,130 | Maybe they wanna feel like they're in a medical setting. | Maybe they wanna feel like they're in a medical setting. |
120 | 00:08:37,170 | 00:08:39,849 | Well, we can't afford real wood. And veneer looks pony, so... | Well, we can't afford real wood. And veneer looks pony, so... |
121 | 00:08:39,890 | 00:08:42,209 | Well, I'm just saying, for the consulting rooms. | Well, I'm just saying, for the consulting rooms. |
122 | 00:08:42,250 | 00:08:45,050 | Give it a bloody rest, Geoff, please... It's just a suggestion. | Give it a bloody rest, Geoff, please... It's just a suggestion. |
123 | 00:08:45,089 | 00:08:46,569 | I mean, I don't even wanna be here. | I mean, I don't even wanna be here. |
124 | 00:08:46,609 | 00:08:48,770 | This is not even my idea, so... | This is not even my idea, so... |
125 | 00:08:48,809 | 00:08:50,329 | It's hard enough as it is | It's hard enough as it is |
126 | 00:08:50,370 | 00:08:52,530 | without you spending money we do not have. | without you spending money we do not have. |
127 | 00:08:52,569 | 00:08:54,410 | Carpet it is. PHONE RINGS | Carpet it is. PHONE RINGS |
128 | 00:08:58,650 | 00:09:00,170 | Amy? | Amy? |
129 | 00:09:01,809 | 00:09:04,929 | Yeah. Yeah. Hang on. | Yeah. Yeah. Hang on. |
130 | 00:09:04,969 | 00:09:08,490 | Can you zip over to my brother's office tomorrow after work? Why? | Can you zip over to my brother's office tomorrow after work? Why? |
131 | 00:09:08,530 | 00:09:11,410 | Just mortgage stuff. Last few forms. Is there a problem? | Just mortgage stuff. Last few forms. Is there a problem? |
132 | 00:09:11,449 | 00:09:14,729 | Well, apparently, you've been laundering money for the Ruskies... | Well, apparently, you've been laundering money for the Ruskies... |
133 | 00:09:16,010 | 00:09:17,969 | Six OK? Fine. | Six OK? Fine. |
134 | 00:09:18,010 | 00:09:19,890 | Yep, that's cool. We'll be there at six. | Yep, that's cool. We'll be there at six. |
135 | 00:09:20,969 | 00:09:23,729 | Yeah, and can you bring that statement of earnings... | Yeah, and can you bring that statement of earnings... |
136 | 00:09:23,770 | 00:09:25,209 | VOICE FADES | VOICE FADES |
137 | 00:09:37,929 | 00:09:42,370 | So, why the hell would you screw a freezer door shut? | So, why the hell would you screw a freezer door shut? |
138 | 00:10:02,370 | 00:10:04,929 | Right. Well, that looks very much like blood to me. | Right. Well, that looks very much like blood to me. |
139 | 00:10:04,969 | 00:10:08,050 | And if it's his, we might just have a shout | And if it's his, we might just have a shout |
140 | 00:10:08,089 | 00:10:10,650 | in finding out who he is and maybe where he comes from. | in finding out who he is and maybe where he comes from. |
141 | 00:10:13,344 | 00:10:15,704 | They just won't budge, I'm so sorry. | They just won't budge, I'm so sorry. |
142 | 00:10:19,025 | 00:10:22,864 | As I say, they're very happy with the first six months as sick leave, | As I say, they're very happy with the first six months as sick leave, |
143 | 00:10:22,905 | 00:10:24,864 | and they're happy to go half pay for another six, | and they're happy to go half pay for another six, |
144 | 00:10:24,905 | 00:10:28,864 | but, er... they just won't allow a medical retirement. | but, er... they just won't allow a medical retirement. |
145 | 00:10:31,265 | 00:10:35,104 | Which obviously still leaves you three months shy | Which obviously still leaves you three months shy |
146 | 00:10:35,145 | 00:10:37,504 | of your full 30 years. | of your full 30 years. |
147 | 00:10:37,545 | 00:10:39,825 | And I'm as angry as you are. | And I'm as angry as you are. |
148 | 00:10:41,744 | 00:10:43,104 | Because I know five years ago, | Because I know five years ago, |
149 | 00:10:43,145 | 00:10:45,945 | they just would have waved this through without a second thought. | they just would have waved this through without a second thought. |
150 | 00:10:47,704 | 00:10:49,265 | Maybe, in five years, they will. | Maybe, in five years, they will. |
151 | 00:10:49,305 | 00:10:51,305 | But... now? | But... now? |
152 | 00:10:53,104 | 00:10:54,545 | You know what it's like, Cass. | You know what it's like, Cass. |
153 | 00:10:55,584 | 00:10:57,785 | They're still counting every single penny. | They're still counting every single penny. |
154 | 00:10:59,785 | 00:11:03,584 | And what was that figure again? What does it equate to, exactly? | And what was that figure again? What does it equate to, exactly? |
155 | 00:11:03,624 | 00:11:06,584 | Erm... It's, er... | Erm... It's, er... |
156 | 00:11:06,624 | 00:11:09,864 | £124,467. | £124,467. |
157 | 00:11:09,905 | 00:11:14,104 | That I'd lose. Despite me not being able to come back three months ago. | That I'd lose. Despite me not being able to come back three months ago. |
158 | 00:11:15,545 | 00:11:19,265 | Which they say - they, not me - | Which they say - they, not me - |
159 | 00:11:19,305 | 00:11:20,425 | is not the case. | is not the case. |
160 | 00:11:21,905 | 00:11:23,104 | And what the fuck do they know? | And what the fuck do they know? |
161 | 00:11:24,624 | 00:11:26,185 | Sir. | Sir. |
162 | 00:11:29,704 | 00:11:31,265 | They're bean counters. | They're bean counters. |
163 | 00:11:31,305 | 00:11:33,984 | Never done a single day on the job in their lives. | Never done a single day on the job in their lives. |
164 | 00:11:34,025 | 00:11:36,305 | Meaning they have not one single scintilla of an idea | Meaning they have not one single scintilla of an idea |
165 | 00:11:36,344 | 00:11:39,624 | what 30 years of - sorry, 29 years and nine months - | what 30 years of - sorry, 29 years and nine months - |
166 | 00:11:39,665 | 00:11:42,025 | of doing this job does to a person. | of doing this job does to a person. |
167 | 00:11:42,065 | 00:11:45,224 | 29 years and nine months of having to mop up the... | 29 years and nine months of having to mop up the... |
168 | 00:11:46,384 | 00:11:48,104 | ..blood and the tears and the... | ..blood and the tears and the... |
169 | 00:11:48,145 | 00:11:50,704 | rage and the despair, on a daily basis. | rage and the despair, on a daily basis. |
170 | 00:11:58,584 | 00:12:00,744 | This judgement does not recognise that, Sir. | This judgement does not recognise that, Sir. |
171 | 00:12:00,785 | 00:12:03,825 | This judgment does not cut me any slack. | This judgment does not cut me any slack. |
172 | 00:12:04,905 | 00:12:07,825 | And, again, I'm, er... I'm so sorry, Cass. | And, again, I'm, er... I'm so sorry, Cass. |
173 | 00:12:12,065 | 00:12:13,785 | Yeah, well. Me too. | Yeah, well. Me too. |
174 | 00:12:15,425 | 00:12:18,065 | We'll need to go back to them. | We'll need to go back to them. |
175 | 00:12:18,104 | 00:12:21,305 | What do you want me to say? I dunno, I need to think. | What do you want me to say? I dunno, I need to think. |
176 | 00:13:12,864 | 00:13:15,464 | HUMMING | HUMMING |
177 | 00:13:19,785 | 00:13:22,065 | Hey, Eugenia. Hello, Elizabeth. | Hey, Eugenia. Hello, Elizabeth. |
178 | 00:13:22,104 | 00:13:24,265 | I'm going to head straight up. Yeah. | I'm going to head straight up. Yeah. |
179 | 00:13:35,584 | 00:13:37,425 | Hello, Mum. | Hello, Mum. |
180 | 00:13:37,464 | 00:13:39,185 | CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS THROUGH HEADPHONES | CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS THROUGH HEADPHONES |
181 | 00:13:39,224 | 00:13:40,584 | Don't! | Don't! |
182 | 00:13:50,744 | 00:13:52,864 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
183 | 00:13:52,905 | 00:13:54,905 | Mahler's fifth, fourth movement. | Mahler's fifth, fourth movement. |
184 | 00:13:54,945 | 00:13:58,305 | You can't really cut that short. Right. | You can't really cut that short. Right. |
185 | 00:14:01,545 | 00:14:05,344 | You never really caught that particular bug, did you? | You never really caught that particular bug, did you? |
186 | 00:14:05,384 | 00:14:07,545 | What bug's that? Music. | What bug's that? Music. |
187 | 00:14:07,584 | 00:14:10,344 | I love music. Proper music, I mean. | I love music. Proper music, I mean. |
188 | 00:14:10,384 | 00:14:12,545 | Nothing but classical is proper, is it? | Nothing but classical is proper, is it? |
189 | 00:14:13,624 | 00:14:16,545 | I know your father always found that rather disappointing. | I know your father always found that rather disappointing. |
190 | 00:14:16,584 | 00:14:20,785 | He would've loved to have shared his passion with you. | He would've loved to have shared his passion with you. |
191 | 00:14:22,185 | 00:14:25,905 | Oh, well, we found lots else to share. | Oh, well, we found lots else to share. |
192 | 00:14:25,945 | 00:14:26,984 | SHE SCOFFS | SHE SCOFFS |
193 | 00:14:27,025 | 00:14:28,984 | Not really. | Not really. |
194 | 00:14:29,025 | 00:14:31,864 | So, what have you planned today, then? | So, what have you planned today, then? |
195 | 00:14:31,905 | 00:14:35,744 | Oh, today, I'm going roller skating, | Oh, today, I'm going roller skating, |
196 | 00:14:35,785 | 00:14:40,145 | and tonight I thought I might head into town and try a club (!) | and tonight I thought I might head into town and try a club (!) |
197 | 00:14:40,185 | 00:14:42,825 | Oh, we're in that sort of mood, are we? | Oh, we're in that sort of mood, are we? |
198 | 00:14:43,984 | 00:14:48,785 | Today, I will be mainly lying in bed, Elizabeth, wishing I was dead, | Today, I will be mainly lying in bed, Elizabeth, wishing I was dead, |
199 | 00:14:48,825 | 00:14:51,224 | because everyone I ever loved, | because everyone I ever loved, |
200 | 00:14:51,265 | 00:14:55,104 | liked, or enjoyed spending time with, already is. | liked, or enjoyed spending time with, already is. |
201 | 00:14:55,145 | 00:14:56,545 | Right. | Right. |
202 | 00:14:58,704 | 00:15:00,384 | Well, thanks for that. | Well, thanks for that. |
203 | 00:15:00,425 | 00:15:03,905 | Well, if you will ask such asinine questions. | Well, if you will ask such asinine questions. |
204 | 00:15:05,265 | 00:15:09,265 | OK. Er, enjoy your lunch, I'll see you tomorrow. | OK. Er, enjoy your lunch, I'll see you tomorrow. |
205 | 00:15:14,704 | 00:15:15,984 | Elizabeth... | Elizabeth... |
206 | 00:15:18,425 | 00:15:20,305 | This soup is cold. | This soup is cold. |
207 | 00:15:25,665 | 00:15:27,984 | I'll ask Eugenia to heat it up. | I'll ask Eugenia to heat it up. |
208 | 00:15:35,185 | 00:15:37,384 | OK, I'm gonna get straight onto that now, boss. | OK, I'm gonna get straight onto that now, boss. |
209 | 00:15:37,425 | 00:15:39,785 | OK, no worries, I'll head back with Murray. | OK, no worries, I'll head back with Murray. |
210 | 00:15:39,825 | 00:15:44,504 | So, this model was only manufactured between 1998 and 2008, | So, this model was only manufactured between 1998 and 2008, |
211 | 00:15:44,545 | 00:15:46,065 | discontinued 12 years ago. | discontinued 12 years ago. |
212 | 00:15:47,384 | 00:15:48,545 | Is that useful? | Is that useful? |
213 | 00:15:49,905 | 00:15:52,384 | What, in terms of working out how long he's been dead, you mean? | What, in terms of working out how long he's been dead, you mean? |
214 | 00:15:52,425 | 00:15:54,984 | Well, coulda just stuck it in this one last week. | Well, coulda just stuck it in this one last week. |
215 | 00:15:55,025 | 00:15:57,344 | Just pulled this out of the back pocket of his tracksuit. | Just pulled this out of the back pocket of his tracksuit. |
216 | 00:15:57,384 | 00:15:59,545 | Oh, man, a Marathon! What's a Marathon? | Oh, man, a Marathon! What's a Marathon? |
217 | 00:15:59,584 | 00:16:01,744 | Snickers, that's what they used to call them. | Snickers, that's what they used to call them. |
218 | 00:16:01,785 | 00:16:03,384 | They used to call Snickers "Marathon"? | They used to call Snickers "Marathon"? |
219 | 00:16:03,425 | 00:16:05,704 | Didn't they do a reboot of Marathon last year, or...? | Didn't they do a reboot of Marathon last year, or...? |
220 | 00:16:05,744 | 00:16:08,104 | Did they? This looks like paper, though, | Did they? This looks like paper, though, |
221 | 00:16:08,145 | 00:16:10,584 | wouldn't the reboot have been plastic? Yeah, maybe. | wouldn't the reboot have been plastic? Yeah, maybe. |
222 | 00:16:10,624 | 00:16:13,864 | When did they change it, originally, I mean? God knows, ten years ago? | When did they change it, originally, I mean? God knows, ten years ago? |
223 | 00:16:13,905 | 00:16:14,945 | 20? | 20? |
224 | 00:16:14,984 | 00:16:17,905 | What did we do before Google, how was life even worth living? | What did we do before Google, how was life even worth living? |
225 | 00:16:21,984 | 00:16:24,945 | Yeah, there are three ways you make money from a charity event, Jill. | Yeah, there are three ways you make money from a charity event, Jill. |
226 | 00:16:24,984 | 00:16:27,464 | There's before, on, and after the night. | There's before, on, and after the night. |
227 | 00:16:27,504 | 00:16:29,224 | By far the most important of those is after, | By far the most important of those is after, |
228 | 00:16:29,265 | 00:16:30,984 | that's where the real money's made. | that's where the real money's made. |
229 | 00:16:31,025 | 00:16:35,224 | So, it would be great to get some more lots for the auction, | So, it would be great to get some more lots for the auction, |
230 | 00:16:35,265 | 00:16:37,825 | but we've got less than a week to go and I think our priority now | but we've got less than a week to go and I think our priority now |
231 | 00:16:37,864 | 00:16:39,825 | has to be to get those last two tables sold. | has to be to get those last two tables sold. |
232 | 00:16:40,984 | 00:16:43,224 | And the richer the better, please. | And the richer the better, please. |
233 | 00:16:43,265 | 00:16:45,384 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
234 | 00:16:45,425 | 00:16:48,065 | OK, well, look... Yeah, lovely to talk to you, too, | OK, well, look... Yeah, lovely to talk to you, too, |
235 | 00:16:48,104 | 00:16:50,265 | and thank you so much for all your hard work so far. | and thank you so much for all your hard work so far. |
236 | 00:16:50,305 | 00:16:53,905 | Yeah, and I will see you Wednesday. | Yeah, and I will see you Wednesday. |
237 | 00:16:53,945 | 00:16:55,545 | Yeah. OK. Bye-bye. | Yeah. OK. Bye-bye. |
238 | 00:16:56,825 | 00:16:58,785 | HE CLEARS HIS THROAT | HE CLEARS HIS THROAT |
239 | 00:17:26,424 | 00:17:28,545 | Dean! | Dean! |
240 | 00:17:28,584 | 00:17:30,265 | You've got to see this. | You've got to see this. |
241 | 00:17:35,384 | 00:17:36,465 | TV PLAYING | TV PLAYING |
242 | 00:17:36,505 | 00:17:41,104 | # And eyes and ears And mouth and nose | # And eyes and ears And mouth and nose |
243 | 00:17:41,144 | 00:17:44,545 | # Heads, shoulders, knees and toes | # Heads, shoulders, knees and toes |
244 | 00:17:44,584 | 00:17:46,305 | # Knees and toes... # | # Knees and toes... # |
245 | 00:17:46,344 | 00:17:48,985 | I thought we were practising spelling our names today. | I thought we were practising spelling our names today. |
246 | 00:17:49,025 | 00:17:50,104 | Oh, my gosh! | Oh, my gosh! |
247 | 00:17:50,144 | 00:17:53,144 | # Heads, shoulders Knees and toes... # | # Heads, shoulders Knees and toes... # |
248 | 00:17:53,184 | 00:17:55,985 | Go on. You sing, Dad! | Go on. You sing, Dad! |
249 | 00:17:56,025 | 00:17:57,424 | HE GIGGLES | HE GIGGLES |
250 | 00:17:57,465 | 00:17:58,985 | I can't stand here and sing, Jack, | I can't stand here and sing, Jack, |
251 | 00:17:59,025 | 00:18:01,184 | I've got very important meetings to go to, | I've got very important meetings to go to, |
252 | 00:18:01,225 | 00:18:02,745 | I am a very important man. | I am a very important man. |
253 | 00:18:02,785 | 00:18:05,184 | Mum? I don't know. Erm... | Mum? I don't know. Erm... |
254 | 00:18:05,225 | 00:18:08,745 | I think we'd all like to hear you sing and dance. | I think we'd all like to hear you sing and dance. |
255 | 00:18:08,785 | 00:18:10,025 | HE LAUGHS | HE LAUGHS |
256 | 00:18:10,065 | 00:18:13,225 | If this ends up on Facebook, you're dead to me. | If this ends up on Facebook, you're dead to me. |
257 | 00:18:13,265 | 00:18:15,025 | SHE CHUCKLES Come on. | SHE CHUCKLES Come on. |
258 | 00:18:17,864 | 00:18:18,904 | Ready? | Ready? |
259 | 00:18:18,944 | 00:18:22,144 | # Heads, shoulders, knees and toes # | # Heads, shoulders, knees and toes # |
260 | 00:18:22,184 | 00:18:23,785 | Touch your toes! | Touch your toes! |
261 | 00:18:23,825 | 00:18:28,225 | # Eyes... ears... mouth... nose... # | # Eyes... ears... mouth... nose... # |
262 | 00:18:28,265 | 00:18:29,465 | That's it. | That's it. |
263 | 00:18:29,505 | 00:18:32,184 | # Heads, shoulders Knees and toes... # | # Heads, shoulders Knees and toes... # |
264 | 00:18:33,825 | 00:18:35,384 | I'm so sorry. Yeah. | I'm so sorry. Yeah. |
265 | 00:18:36,584 | 00:18:38,904 | What are you gonna do? What can I do? | What are you gonna do? What can I do? |
266 | 00:18:38,944 | 00:18:41,624 | There's always projects, Cass, jump on one of those. | There's always projects, Cass, jump on one of those. |
267 | 00:18:41,664 | 00:18:44,384 | Or take a job in admin or... I'm not taking a job in fucking admin. | Or take a job in admin or... I'm not taking a job in fucking admin. |
268 | 00:18:44,424 | 00:18:48,985 | OK. Well, come back in with us, then. | OK. Well, come back in with us, then. |
269 | 00:18:49,025 | 00:18:50,904 | And lose it again? | And lose it again? |
270 | 00:18:50,944 | 00:18:52,825 | It was one man. | It was one man. |
271 | 00:18:52,864 | 00:18:54,864 | You think? | You think? |
272 | 00:18:56,225 | 00:18:58,225 | It was everything, Sunny. | It was everything, Sunny. |
273 | 00:18:58,265 | 00:19:00,664 | It was Finch, it was 30 years of doing this shit, | It was Finch, it was 30 years of doing this shit, |
274 | 00:19:00,705 | 00:19:04,065 | it was the Walker case, what I did... | it was the Walker case, what I did... |
275 | 00:19:04,104 | 00:19:06,065 | What we did. Everything. | What we did. Everything. |
276 | 00:19:06,104 | 00:19:09,384 | And being away from it, the questions fade. | And being away from it, the questions fade. |
277 | 00:19:10,584 | 00:19:12,184 | Well, they don't go away, but they fade. | Well, they don't go away, but they fade. |
278 | 00:19:17,344 | 00:19:19,344 | I.... I don't know what to say, Cass. | I.... I don't know what to say, Cass. |
279 | 00:19:19,384 | 00:19:21,664 | Nope. Me neither. | Nope. Me neither. |
280 | 00:19:25,864 | 00:19:28,985 | How's John? Yeah, good, thanks. | How's John? Yeah, good, thanks. |
281 | 00:19:29,025 | 00:19:32,664 | And the boys? Er, Adie's driving me nuts but, yeah, | And the boys? Er, Adie's driving me nuts but, yeah, |
282 | 00:19:32,705 | 00:19:34,864 | all good in the broad scheme of things. | all good in the broad scheme of things. |
283 | 00:19:34,904 | 00:19:37,785 | How's your dad? | How's your dad? |
284 | 00:19:37,825 | 00:19:39,265 | I told you it was rapid onset? | I told you it was rapid onset? |
285 | 00:19:39,305 | 00:19:40,785 | Mm. | Mm. |
286 | 00:19:40,825 | 00:19:43,225 | Um, so, lots of memory issues, obviously, | Um, so, lots of memory issues, obviously, |
287 | 00:19:43,265 | 00:19:46,864 | but lots of anger, too, and depression. | but lots of anger, too, and depression. |
288 | 00:19:48,265 | 00:19:50,225 | How aware do you think he is of it all? | How aware do you think he is of it all? |
289 | 00:19:50,265 | 00:19:51,664 | Oh, often very. | Oh, often very. |
290 | 00:19:51,705 | 00:19:54,624 | Which is where the mood swings come from. | Which is where the mood swings come from. |
291 | 00:19:54,664 | 00:19:56,505 | It's completely terrifying for him. | It's completely terrifying for him. |
292 | 00:19:58,144 | 00:19:59,344 | Oh, shit. | Oh, shit. |
293 | 00:20:00,705 | 00:20:02,705 | Cass, I'm really sorry. | Cass, I'm really sorry. |
294 | 00:20:05,265 | 00:20:06,505 | I'd better head. | I'd better head. |
295 | 00:20:08,065 | 00:20:10,944 | Ran into Jake earlier, he told me about the case. | Ran into Jake earlier, he told me about the case. |
296 | 00:20:12,505 | 00:20:15,384 | Fiver if you know when Marathons changed to Snickers. | Fiver if you know when Marathons changed to Snickers. |
297 | 00:20:16,545 | 00:20:17,985 | 2000. | 2000. |
298 | 00:20:18,025 | 00:20:21,184 | Way out, 1990. Oh, wow. Where did my life go? | Way out, 1990. Oh, wow. Where did my life go? |
299 | 00:20:21,225 | 00:20:25,424 | Yeah, the victim, erm, had a Marathon wrapper in his pocket | Yeah, the victim, erm, had a Marathon wrapper in his pocket |
300 | 00:20:25,465 | 00:20:26,985 | we're checking it for DNA. | we're checking it for DNA. |
301 | 00:20:27,025 | 00:20:30,424 | And Jake said you think he'd been kept in a freezer? | And Jake said you think he'd been kept in a freezer? |
302 | 00:20:30,465 | 00:20:32,104 | Pretty sure now. | Pretty sure now. |
303 | 00:20:32,144 | 00:20:35,265 | The lab's confirmed traces of blood in a freezer found near the body. | The lab's confirmed traces of blood in a freezer found near the body. |
304 | 00:20:35,305 | 00:20:37,985 | What, and you're thinking he'd been in there since the '90s? | What, and you're thinking he'd been in there since the '90s? |
305 | 00:20:38,025 | 00:20:40,465 | Dunno. | Dunno. |
306 | 00:20:40,505 | 00:20:43,584 | Weird. Why would someone keep a body for 30 years? | Weird. Why would someone keep a body for 30 years? |
307 | 00:20:43,624 | 00:20:46,664 | Do you know yet how it got to the dump? | Do you know yet how it got to the dump? |
308 | 00:20:46,705 | 00:20:48,424 | Murray's going through their records | Murray's going through their records |
309 | 00:20:48,465 | 00:20:51,225 | and we're checking mispers two years either side of 1990. | and we're checking mispers two years either side of 1990. |
310 | 00:20:51,265 | 00:20:55,465 | The victim had a Millwall tat on his arm, which will help. Hm. | The victim had a Millwall tat on his arm, which will help. Hm. |
311 | 00:20:56,904 | 00:20:57,985 | I gotta go. | I gotta go. |
312 | 00:21:00,545 | 00:21:02,265 | It was lovely to see you. | It was lovely to see you. |
313 | 00:21:04,144 | 00:21:05,624 | Sorry I'm grumpy. | Sorry I'm grumpy. |
314 | 00:21:05,664 | 00:21:08,184 | Well, luckily, I'm very nice, so I forgive you. | Well, luckily, I'm very nice, so I forgive you. |
315 | 00:21:10,505 | 00:21:14,265 | When you find the right vehicle, check to see what else they dumped. | When you find the right vehicle, check to see what else they dumped. |
316 | 00:21:14,305 | 00:21:17,745 | Cos there might be a second freezer, that has the rest of him in it. | Cos there might be a second freezer, that has the rest of him in it. |
317 | 00:21:17,785 | 00:21:19,785 | Still got it. | Still got it. |
318 | 00:21:26,664 | 00:21:28,384 | TRAFFIC OUTSIDE | TRAFFIC OUTSIDE |
319 | 00:21:28,424 | 00:21:29,904 | DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES | DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES |
320 | 00:21:29,944 | 00:21:32,265 | Ah, of course. | Ah, of course. |
321 | 00:21:32,305 | 00:21:34,545 | The windowsill. | The windowsill. |
322 | 00:21:34,584 | 00:21:36,944 | What is it with you and the windowsill? | What is it with you and the windowsill? |
323 | 00:21:39,225 | 00:21:41,184 | Reminds me where I came from, innit, bruv. | Reminds me where I came from, innit, bruv. |
324 | 00:21:42,584 | 00:21:46,584 | Reminds me of a day, 40 years ago, sitting here, | Reminds me of a day, 40 years ago, sitting here, |
325 | 00:21:46,624 | 00:21:50,305 | looking down, feeling half petrified and half "fuck, yeah." | looking down, feeling half petrified and half "fuck, yeah." |
326 | 00:21:50,344 | 00:21:53,664 | First time ever we showed 'em we weren't the smiley, waggly-headed | First time ever we showed 'em we weren't the smiley, waggly-headed |
327 | 00:21:53,705 | 00:21:56,904 | It Ain't Half Hot, Mum twats they wanted us to be. | It Ain't Half Hot, Mum twats they wanted us to be. |
328 | 00:21:56,944 | 00:22:00,344 | Hm, it's good to be reminded of that every once in a while... | Hm, it's good to be reminded of that every once in a while... |
329 | 00:22:03,424 | 00:22:05,265 | ..cos we both know it ain't over. | ..cos we both know it ain't over. |
330 | 00:22:11,384 | 00:22:13,505 | Nowhere near. | Nowhere near. |
331 | 00:22:13,545 | 00:22:15,904 | No, no, that's really helpful, thanks. Thank you. | No, no, that's really helpful, thanks. Thank you. |
332 | 00:22:17,184 | 00:22:18,904 | So, the serial number on the freezer? | So, the serial number on the freezer? |
333 | 00:22:18,944 | 00:22:21,864 | It links to a purchase made in August 2001, | It links to a purchase made in August 2001, |
334 | 00:22:21,904 | 00:22:23,705 | from a branch of Curry's in Croydon. | from a branch of Curry's in Croydon. |
335 | 00:22:25,184 | 00:22:26,545 | Please tell me you have a name? | Please tell me you have a name? |
336 | 00:22:26,584 | 00:22:29,344 | I have a name. Mr Robert Fogerty. | I have a name. Mr Robert Fogerty. |
337 | 00:22:29,384 | 00:22:31,144 | Brilliant. Address? | Brilliant. Address? |
338 | 00:22:31,184 | 00:22:33,065 | Address no longer existing, | Address no longer existing, |
339 | 00:22:33,104 | 00:22:35,825 | it was a block of flats demolished seven years ago. | it was a block of flats demolished seven years ago. |
340 | 00:22:36,904 | 00:22:38,584 | Sorry, did you just say Fogerty? | Sorry, did you just say Fogerty? |
341 | 00:22:38,624 | 00:22:39,785 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
342 | 00:22:39,825 | 00:22:42,025 | I was on the phone to the firm that dumped the freezer. | I was on the phone to the firm that dumped the freezer. |
343 | 00:22:42,065 | 00:22:44,025 | They're a household clearance firm, | They're a household clearance firm, |
344 | 00:22:44,065 | 00:22:46,265 | and they're actually contracted by Haringey Council, | and they're actually contracted by Haringey Council, |
345 | 00:22:46,305 | 00:22:49,384 | but the house they cleared, the house the freezer came from, | but the house they cleared, the house the freezer came from, |
346 | 00:22:49,424 | 00:22:51,705 | was owned by a Mr Robert Fogerty. | was owned by a Mr Robert Fogerty. |
347 | 00:22:51,745 | 00:22:54,265 | Get in. "Was"? | Get in. "Was"? |
348 | 00:22:54,305 | 00:22:56,305 | He died two months ago. | He died two months ago. |
349 | 00:23:17,890 | 00:23:20,009 | CHATTER | CHATTER |
350 | 00:23:20,049 | 00:23:22,049 | Hi, Claire. Oh, hi, Dean. | Hi, Claire. Oh, hi, Dean. |
351 | 00:23:22,089 | 00:23:24,250 | Er, these need signing, it's the Morrison contracts. | Er, these need signing, it's the Morrison contracts. |
352 | 00:23:24,289 | 00:23:28,009 | OK. And then these are the VAT exemptions for the Belgian deal. | OK. And then these are the VAT exemptions for the Belgian deal. |
353 | 00:23:28,049 | 00:23:30,049 | And then a man called Felix called? | And then a man called Felix called? |
354 | 00:23:32,369 | 00:23:34,210 | Felix? Yeah. | Felix? Yeah. |
355 | 00:23:34,250 | 00:23:36,410 | No message, just asked if you could call him asap. | No message, just asked if you could call him asap. |
356 | 00:23:36,450 | 00:23:40,490 | He said you'd know what it was about. Right, OK. | He said you'd know what it was about. Right, OK. |
357 | 00:23:40,529 | 00:23:42,450 | Erm, can you take that to the post for me? | Erm, can you take that to the post for me? |
358 | 00:23:42,490 | 00:23:44,289 | Sure. Thanks. | Sure. Thanks. |
359 | 00:24:16,730 | 00:24:18,890 | Hey. Hello. | Hey. Hello. |
360 | 00:24:19,930 | 00:24:21,289 | You're not meant to be here. | You're not meant to be here. |
361 | 00:24:21,329 | 00:24:23,490 | Yeah, I changed the interview to next week. | Yeah, I changed the interview to next week. |
362 | 00:24:23,529 | 00:24:24,529 | SHE SIGHS | SHE SIGHS |
363 | 00:24:24,569 | 00:24:26,769 | Oh, my love. | Oh, my love. |
364 | 00:24:26,809 | 00:24:29,529 | That is very sweet of you, thank you. | That is very sweet of you, thank you. |
365 | 00:24:31,809 | 00:24:33,529 | I'm so pleased to see you. | I'm so pleased to see you. |
366 | 00:24:35,009 | 00:24:37,009 | What a great day I've had. | What a great day I've had. |
367 | 00:24:38,250 | 00:24:41,089 | They didn't... Yeah, they did. | They didn't... Yeah, they did. |
368 | 00:24:41,130 | 00:24:42,490 | HE SIGHS | HE SIGHS |
369 | 00:24:42,529 | 00:24:44,170 | Cos of three lousy months? | Cos of three lousy months? |
370 | 00:24:48,210 | 00:24:50,049 | Listen, I need to be at my dad's in half an hour | Listen, I need to be at my dad's in half an hour |
371 | 00:24:50,089 | 00:24:51,410 | so I'm gonna have a quick shower, | so I'm gonna have a quick shower, |
372 | 00:24:51,450 | 00:24:53,609 | and then I'll tell you about it on the way. | and then I'll tell you about it on the way. |
373 | 00:25:03,289 | 00:25:04,569 | So, he lived here alone? Yeah. | So, he lived here alone? Yeah. |
374 | 00:25:04,609 | 00:25:07,650 | He'd been dead about six weeks, so you can imagine the state of him. | He'd been dead about six weeks, so you can imagine the state of him. |
375 | 00:25:07,690 | 00:25:09,849 | House was disgusting, as well, rubbish everywhere. | House was disgusting, as well, rubbish everywhere. |
376 | 00:25:09,890 | 00:25:12,569 | And do you know what he died of? Heart attack, they think. | And do you know what he died of? Heart attack, they think. |
377 | 00:25:12,609 | 00:25:14,170 | He weren't old. Late 40s, apparently, | He weren't old. Late 40s, apparently, |
378 | 00:25:14,210 | 00:25:16,769 | but the neighbours said he drank from morning to night. | but the neighbours said he drank from morning to night. |
379 | 00:25:16,809 | 00:25:18,130 | So, this is where it was. | So, this is where it was. |
380 | 00:25:20,289 | 00:25:23,730 | It was still plugged in, electricity still on, | It was still plugged in, electricity still on, |
381 | 00:25:23,769 | 00:25:26,529 | it had this odd bracket on it, so you couldn't open it. | it had this odd bracket on it, so you couldn't open it. |
382 | 00:25:26,569 | 00:25:29,450 | OK. You didn't think it was... unusually heavy? | OK. You didn't think it was... unusually heavy? |
383 | 00:25:29,490 | 00:25:32,089 | I didn't really give it any thought, to be honest. | I didn't really give it any thought, to be honest. |
384 | 00:25:32,130 | 00:25:34,569 | The money was rubbish, it always is for the Council. | The money was rubbish, it always is for the Council. |
385 | 00:25:34,609 | 00:25:36,009 | It was a get in and get out job. | It was a get in and get out job. |
386 | 00:25:36,049 | 00:25:38,210 | Plus, we knew it was going to the dump anyway, so... | Plus, we knew it was going to the dump anyway, so... |
387 | 00:25:38,250 | 00:25:41,650 | And there was definitely no other freezer in the house? No. | And there was definitely no other freezer in the house? No. |
388 | 00:25:41,690 | 00:25:42,809 | Hm. | Hm. |
389 | 00:25:42,849 | 00:25:44,569 | And what about everything else, his... | And what about everything else, his... |
390 | 00:25:44,609 | 00:25:46,369 | the furniture, personal possessions? | the furniture, personal possessions? |
391 | 00:25:46,410 | 00:25:48,690 | That's at our warehouse, waiting to get sorted. OK. | That's at our warehouse, waiting to get sorted. OK. |
392 | 00:25:48,730 | 00:25:50,890 | And no relatives took anything before you came in? | And no relatives took anything before you came in? |
393 | 00:25:50,930 | 00:25:54,009 | There were no relatives. No will, apparently, no nothing. | There were no relatives. No will, apparently, no nothing. |
394 | 00:25:54,049 | 00:25:55,089 | OK. | OK. |
395 | 00:25:55,130 | 00:25:57,410 | So, DC Collier here will need to go through | So, DC Collier here will need to go through |
396 | 00:25:57,450 | 00:25:59,769 | everything that you removed from the house. | everything that you removed from the house. |
397 | 00:25:59,809 | 00:26:00,930 | Why? | Why? |
398 | 00:26:00,970 | 00:26:05,369 | Because the body that we found in this freezer, sir, was not whole | Because the body that we found in this freezer, sir, was not whole |
399 | 00:26:05,410 | 00:26:07,650 | and you might be storing the rest of him. | and you might be storing the rest of him. |
400 | 00:26:07,690 | 00:26:08,890 | Eh? | Eh? |
401 | 00:26:11,450 | 00:26:15,250 | Bottom line, I know, unequivocally, I don't wanna go back. | Bottom line, I know, unequivocally, I don't wanna go back. |
402 | 00:26:17,009 | 00:26:18,970 | I've already given the job everything I have. | I've already given the job everything I have. |
403 | 00:26:19,009 | 00:26:22,170 | So, the only other option is giving up the money. | So, the only other option is giving up the money. |
404 | 00:26:22,210 | 00:26:25,450 | And for what it's worth, I think we could absolutely manage without it. | And for what it's worth, I think we could absolutely manage without it. |
405 | 00:26:25,490 | 00:26:28,609 | And if it was just you and me, yeah, I think we could. | And if it was just you and me, yeah, I think we could. |
406 | 00:26:28,650 | 00:26:32,329 | But I've no idea what my dad might need in the next year or two. | But I've no idea what my dad might need in the next year or two. |
407 | 00:26:32,369 | 00:26:33,609 | So I think... | So I think... |
408 | 00:26:34,650 | 00:26:35,970 | I actually have no choice. | I actually have no choice. |
409 | 00:26:37,329 | 00:26:38,369 | It's... | It's... |
410 | 00:26:47,529 | 00:26:50,609 | PHONE RINGS | PHONE RINGS |
411 | 00:26:50,650 | 00:26:52,009 | DI Sunny Khan. | DI Sunny Khan. |
412 | 00:26:52,049 | 00:26:54,049 | Oh, hi, Leanne. | Oh, hi, Leanne. |
413 | 00:26:54,089 | 00:26:56,250 | How are you doing? Yeah, all good. Good. | How are you doing? Yeah, all good. Good. |
414 | 00:26:56,289 | 00:26:58,410 | VOICE FADES | VOICE FADES |
415 | 00:26:58,450 | 00:27:03,250 | I've got 31 blokes here who chose to get a Millwall tattoo. | I've got 31 blokes here who chose to get a Millwall tattoo. |
416 | 00:27:05,049 | 00:27:06,450 | 31. | 31. |
417 | 00:27:07,650 | 00:27:12,130 | I will never cease to be amazed by the vagaries of human nature. | I will never cease to be amazed by the vagaries of human nature. |
418 | 00:27:12,170 | 00:27:14,650 | So, no obvious cause of death. 'Not with what I have.' | So, no obvious cause of death. 'Not with what I have.' |
419 | 00:27:14,690 | 00:27:16,690 | Nothing from toxicology either, | Nothing from toxicology either, |
420 | 00:27:16,730 | 00:27:19,769 | which would suggest if there is anything to find, | which would suggest if there is anything to find, |
421 | 00:27:19,809 | 00:27:21,569 | it's gonna be with the head. | it's gonna be with the head. |
422 | 00:27:21,609 | 00:27:24,329 | So, we need the rest of him. 'Please.' | So, we need the rest of him. 'Please.' |
423 | 00:27:25,569 | 00:27:28,130 | I'll call you. 'OK. Bye.' | I'll call you. 'OK. Bye.' |
424 | 00:27:28,170 | 00:27:30,329 | BEEPS | BEEPS |
425 | 00:27:41,809 | 00:27:45,450 | Well, I think they're perfectly within their rights. Really? | Well, I think they're perfectly within their rights. Really? |
426 | 00:27:45,490 | 00:27:49,049 | Listen, they want and need people to stay for 30 years, | Listen, they want and need people to stay for 30 years, |
427 | 00:27:49,089 | 00:27:51,250 | so if they start making exceptions for someone | so if they start making exceptions for someone |
428 | 00:27:51,289 | 00:27:53,450 | who's just had enough... "Just had enough"? | who's just had enough... "Just had enough"? |
429 | 00:27:53,490 | 00:27:55,650 | ..tomorrow, some bloke comes along and says, | ..tomorrow, some bloke comes along and says, |
430 | 00:27:55,690 | 00:27:59,410 | "Oh, well, in that case, can I finish six months earlier?" | "Oh, well, in that case, can I finish six months earlier?" |
431 | 00:27:59,450 | 00:28:02,049 | I haven't "just had enough," I've been off sick. | I haven't "just had enough," I've been off sick. |
432 | 00:28:02,089 | 00:28:04,490 | Yeah, well, that's another bloody con. | Yeah, well, that's another bloody con. |
433 | 00:28:04,529 | 00:28:06,529 | Another what? Cass... | Another what? Cass... |
434 | 00:28:06,569 | 00:28:10,089 | I mean, you lot, you take a day off if you break a... a thing... | I mean, you lot, you take a day off if you break a... a thing... |
435 | 00:28:10,130 | 00:28:12,569 | What's that at the end of my... A fingernail... | What's that at the end of my... A fingernail... |
436 | 00:28:12,609 | 00:28:15,690 | A fucking fingernail! And who pays for it, eh? Us. | A fucking fingernail! And who pays for it, eh? Us. |
437 | 00:28:15,730 | 00:28:18,809 | Bloody muggins taxpayers. | Bloody muggins taxpayers. |
438 | 00:28:18,849 | 00:28:22,049 | Your sick pay, your pensions. | Your sick pay, your pensions. |
439 | 00:28:22,089 | 00:28:26,289 | Jesus Christ, I'd have died to have had a pension like you get. | Jesus Christ, I'd have died to have had a pension like you get. |
440 | 00:28:26,329 | 00:28:28,690 | Which I have been paying into for 30 years. | Which I have been paying into for 30 years. |
441 | 00:28:28,730 | 00:28:31,690 | 29 years and nine months, I think you'll find. | 29 years and nine months, I think you'll find. |
442 | 00:28:41,009 | 00:28:43,730 | We should be heading, early start tomorrow. | We should be heading, early start tomorrow. |
443 | 00:28:50,450 | 00:28:53,369 | MUFFLED SQUABBLING UPSTAIRS | MUFFLED SQUABBLING UPSTAIRS |
444 | 00:29:08,890 | 00:29:10,809 | Cassie. | Cassie. |
445 | 00:29:10,849 | 00:29:12,730 | Sorry about that, it's not him, it's... | Sorry about that, it's not him, it's... |
446 | 00:29:12,769 | 00:29:16,130 | I know, it's fine, and I'm sure you have it much worse than me. | I know, it's fine, and I'm sure you have it much worse than me. |
447 | 00:29:16,170 | 00:29:17,970 | No, he seems OK with me. | No, he seems OK with me. |
448 | 00:29:18,009 | 00:29:21,130 | And, listen, obviously, tonight wasn't the right time, | And, listen, obviously, tonight wasn't the right time, |
449 | 00:29:21,170 | 00:29:22,289 | but when you get a moment, | but when you get a moment, |
450 | 00:29:22,329 | 00:29:25,250 | I know he wants to talk to you about his will. | I know he wants to talk to you about his will. |
451 | 00:29:25,289 | 00:29:29,329 | His will? He keeps mentioning it, it's making him stressed, | His will? He keeps mentioning it, it's making him stressed, |
452 | 00:29:29,369 | 00:29:32,210 | so how about I call you and we get a date in the diary? | so how about I call you and we get a date in the diary? |
453 | 00:29:33,369 | 00:29:34,890 | Sure, whatever. | Sure, whatever. |
454 | 00:29:34,930 | 00:29:36,769 | Night, Jenny. Bye. | Night, Jenny. Bye. |
455 | 00:29:48,769 | 00:29:51,569 | And then each month is basically a montage of the photos | And then each month is basically a montage of the photos |
456 | 00:29:51,609 | 00:29:54,690 | taken of us that month in the last 11 years. | taken of us that month in the last 11 years. |
457 | 00:29:54,730 | 00:29:57,930 | Molls, that is so lovely, thank you. She's gonna love that. | Molls, that is so lovely, thank you. She's gonna love that. |
458 | 00:29:57,970 | 00:30:01,210 | Did you hear that, matey? What? | Did you hear that, matey? What? |
459 | 00:30:01,250 | 00:30:04,450 | Have you sorted something out for Mother's Day? Mother's Day? | Have you sorted something out for Mother's Day? Mother's Day? |
460 | 00:30:04,490 | 00:30:07,529 | Oh, my God, Sam, I have reminded you a thousand times. | Oh, my God, Sam, I have reminded you a thousand times. |
461 | 00:30:07,569 | 00:30:10,130 | OK, come on, guys, we're late. | OK, come on, guys, we're late. |
462 | 00:30:21,049 | 00:30:23,450 | Well, if you're sure? Cos there are any number of projects | Well, if you're sure? Cos there are any number of projects |
463 | 00:30:23,490 | 00:30:26,289 | I could assign you to. Your skills would be invaluable and... | I could assign you to. Your skills would be invaluable and... |
464 | 00:30:26,329 | 00:30:28,289 | No, if I have to be here, I might as well do what I do. | No, if I have to be here, I might as well do what I do. |
465 | 00:30:29,369 | 00:30:31,329 | And I'm up to speed on the Fogerty case | And I'm up to speed on the Fogerty case |
466 | 00:30:31,369 | 00:30:33,569 | so I'll start straight away on that if that's OK. | so I'll start straight away on that if that's OK. |
467 | 00:30:33,609 | 00:30:35,609 | Sure. And I'll get occ health | Sure. And I'll get occ health |
468 | 00:30:35,650 | 00:30:39,450 | to devise a structured return timetable, ease you in. Whatever. | to devise a structured return timetable, ease you in. Whatever. |
469 | 00:30:39,490 | 00:30:40,730 | It's only three months, Cass. | It's only three months, Cass. |
470 | 00:30:50,410 | 00:30:55,130 | It's a good thing to remind them of, even if it does feel forced. Sorry? | It's a good thing to remind them of, even if it does feel forced. Sorry? |
471 | 00:30:55,170 | 00:30:56,569 | Sunday. Mother's Day. | Sunday. Mother's Day. |
472 | 00:30:56,609 | 00:30:58,609 | Oh. Yeah. | Oh. Yeah. |
473 | 00:31:01,450 | 00:31:03,769 | The messed up families I see on a daily basis... | The messed up families I see on a daily basis... |
474 | 00:31:03,809 | 00:31:06,450 | And not having known my own parents. | And not having known my own parents. |
475 | 00:31:09,009 | 00:31:11,450 | It's good to remind them just how lucky they are. | It's good to remind them just how lucky they are. |
476 | 00:31:34,369 | 00:31:36,369 | Have a good day. | Have a good day. |
477 | 00:31:49,569 | 00:31:51,809 | Morning, Pearl. Morning, Fiona. | Morning, Pearl. Morning, Fiona. |
478 | 00:32:00,529 | 00:32:02,410 | Elizabeth? Do you have five minutes? | Elizabeth? Do you have five minutes? |
479 | 00:32:02,450 | 00:32:05,650 | I'm actually in a bit of a rush, Eugenia, but... | I'm actually in a bit of a rush, Eugenia, but... |
480 | 00:32:05,690 | 00:32:07,890 | Yeah, sure, what's up? | Yeah, sure, what's up? |
481 | 00:32:09,089 | 00:32:11,250 | I'm thinking of leaving. | I'm thinking of leaving. |
482 | 00:32:12,490 | 00:32:13,569 | Gosh. | Gosh. |
483 | 00:32:15,490 | 00:32:17,250 | Right, er... | Right, er... |
484 | 00:32:17,289 | 00:32:20,690 | I'm sorry to hear that. Do you mind if I ask why? | I'm sorry to hear that. Do you mind if I ask why? |
485 | 00:32:22,170 | 00:32:24,369 | The work is... hard. | The work is... hard. |
486 | 00:32:26,329 | 00:32:30,609 | Your mother can be difficult, I am sure you know this. Yes. | Your mother can be difficult, I am sure you know this. Yes. |
487 | 00:32:30,650 | 00:32:32,849 | But it's a good job. | But it's a good job. |
488 | 00:32:32,890 | 00:32:35,329 | It's satisfying and worthwhile, I hope, | It's satisfying and worthwhile, I hope, |
489 | 00:32:35,369 | 00:32:37,690 | and I'm lucky, I know this. | and I'm lucky, I know this. |
490 | 00:32:39,450 | 00:32:41,650 | But I'm struggling with the money. | But I'm struggling with the money. |
491 | 00:32:41,690 | 00:32:43,329 | I've been working here for three years, | I've been working here for three years, |
492 | 00:32:43,369 | 00:32:47,769 | and my pay has only gone up by £1 an hour in that time. | and my pay has only gone up by £1 an hour in that time. |
493 | 00:32:47,809 | 00:32:50,329 | Which is actually more than inflation | Which is actually more than inflation |
494 | 00:32:50,369 | 00:32:52,529 | and more than the going rate for the job. | and more than the going rate for the job. |
495 | 00:32:52,569 | 00:32:54,809 | I'm sure. | I'm sure. |
496 | 00:32:54,849 | 00:32:58,130 | All I can say is.... I struggle. | All I can say is.... I struggle. |
497 | 00:32:59,849 | 00:33:03,849 | I'm not greedy, but... rent goes up, heating bills go up, | I'm not greedy, but... rent goes up, heating bills go up, |
498 | 00:33:03,890 | 00:33:07,569 | and I am working as many hours as I can possibly work, but... | and I am working as many hours as I can possibly work, but... |
499 | 00:33:08,890 | 00:33:12,569 | ..life is very hard for me and my daughter, | ..life is very hard for me and my daughter, |
500 | 00:33:12,609 | 00:33:14,329 | very hard. | very hard. |
501 | 00:33:18,609 | 00:33:19,970 | And I don't want to lose you. | And I don't want to lose you. |
502 | 00:33:21,250 | 00:33:23,609 | Maybe we can speak at the end of the week? | Maybe we can speak at the end of the week? |
503 | 00:33:23,650 | 00:33:26,890 | Please, I would appreciate that very much. | Please, I would appreciate that very much. |
504 | 00:33:26,930 | 00:33:29,450 | OK, no problem. | OK, no problem. |
505 | 00:33:29,490 | 00:33:30,890 | And thank you for listening. | And thank you for listening. |
506 | 00:33:44,609 | 00:33:49,009 | The problem is, Kai... the repeated lying. | The problem is, Kai... the repeated lying. |
507 | 00:33:49,049 | 00:33:50,609 | It benefits no-one. | It benefits no-one. |
508 | 00:33:50,650 | 00:33:51,849 | And certainly not you. | And certainly not you. |
509 | 00:33:52,970 | 00:33:57,170 | Because if we lie to the people closest to us, | Because if we lie to the people closest to us, |
510 | 00:33:57,210 | 00:33:59,210 | it destroys trust, of course. | it destroys trust, of course. |
511 | 00:34:00,449 | 00:34:04,849 | But, also, it stops people knowing us. | But, also, it stops people knowing us. |
512 | 00:34:05,889 | 00:34:07,849 | Or being able to understand us. | Or being able to understand us. |
513 | 00:34:10,250 | 00:34:13,449 | And if you can't understand someone... | And if you can't understand someone... |
514 | 00:34:15,090 | 00:34:17,570 | ..how can we ever begin to help them when they're struggling? | ..how can we ever begin to help them when they're struggling? |
515 | 00:34:39,929 | 00:34:41,929 | EXHALES LOUDLY | EXHALES LOUDLY |
516 | 00:34:45,530 | 00:34:46,889 | MACHINE BEEPS | MACHINE BEEPS |
517 | 00:34:55,570 | 00:34:57,929 | Morning. Morning. | Morning. Morning. |
518 | 00:34:57,969 | 00:34:59,969 | Hi, boss. Morning. | Hi, boss. Morning. |
519 | 00:35:01,650 | 00:35:03,050 | Hiya. | Hiya. |
520 | 00:35:03,090 | 00:35:05,250 | Morning. Morning. | Morning. Morning. |
521 | 00:35:21,090 | 00:35:23,489 | So, what did you say to them? | So, what did you say to them? |
522 | 00:35:23,530 | 00:35:25,369 | What you told me to, that you didn't want a fuss. | What you told me to, that you didn't want a fuss. |
523 | 00:35:25,409 | 00:35:26,929 | Yeah, more of a fuss than that. | Yeah, more of a fuss than that. |
524 | 00:35:26,969 | 00:35:29,610 | That was like I went out to get a cup of bleedin' tea. | That was like I went out to get a cup of bleedin' tea. |
525 | 00:35:31,449 | 00:35:33,289 | You OK? | You OK? |
526 | 00:35:35,769 | 00:35:36,889 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
527 | 00:35:39,210 | 00:35:42,010 | Just gonna keep my head down, Sunny. | Just gonna keep my head down, Sunny. |
528 | 00:35:43,369 | 00:35:46,969 | Do the job, not get too involved. | Do the job, not get too involved. |
529 | 00:35:48,210 | 00:35:50,050 | It'll be fine. It will. | It'll be fine. It will. |
530 | 00:35:57,530 | 00:35:59,650 | So, Fogerty, where are we? | So, Fogerty, where are we? |
531 | 00:35:59,690 | 00:36:04,849 | OK, erm, so we got one little tickle on the intel system, | OK, erm, so we got one little tickle on the intel system, |
532 | 00:36:04,889 | 00:36:08,010 | a PNC record for a drink drive conviction from 1990. | a PNC record for a drink drive conviction from 1990. |
533 | 00:36:08,050 | 00:36:11,170 | 1990? Marathon year, OK, interesting. | 1990? Marathon year, OK, interesting. |
534 | 00:36:11,210 | 00:36:14,730 | Exactly. Erm, it says there are further details on the microfiche, | Exactly. Erm, it says there are further details on the microfiche, |
535 | 00:36:14,769 | 00:36:16,530 | so I've made an application to get them. | so I've made an application to get them. |
536 | 00:36:16,570 | 00:36:20,090 | Good. Jake's on his way to the house clearance company, | Good. Jake's on his way to the house clearance company, |
537 | 00:36:20,130 | 00:36:22,369 | to go through everything they took and didn't dump. | to go through everything they took and didn't dump. |
538 | 00:36:22,409 | 00:36:23,889 | Yep. | Yep. |
539 | 00:36:23,929 | 00:36:28,489 | And, most importantly, we're pretty sure we've identified the victim. | And, most importantly, we're pretty sure we've identified the victim. |
540 | 00:36:57,580 | 00:36:59,899 | Mr Fogerty, I presume. | Mr Fogerty, I presume. |
541 | 00:37:05,060 | 00:37:06,660 | RAIN POURS | RAIN POURS |
542 | 00:37:09,620 | 00:37:11,819 | HEARTBEAT | HEARTBEAT |
543 | 00:37:11,859 | 00:37:15,580 | And that's its heart, there. | And that's its heart, there. |
544 | 00:37:15,620 | 00:37:18,419 | God, you never get blase | God, you never get blase |
545 | 00:37:18,459 | 00:37:20,620 | about seeing their hearts for the first time, do you? | about seeing their hearts for the first time, do you? |
546 | 00:37:20,660 | 00:37:23,140 | What number's this, then? | What number's this, then? |
547 | 00:37:23,180 | 00:37:25,660 | It's my third, her first. | It's my third, her first. |
548 | 00:37:25,700 | 00:37:27,539 | Oh, congratulations. Thank you. | Oh, congratulations. Thank you. |
549 | 00:37:27,580 | 00:37:30,100 | My first day on this unit. Well, we'll stick together. | My first day on this unit. Well, we'll stick together. |
550 | 00:37:30,140 | 00:37:32,140 | And they said on your site you could tell us the sex? | And they said on your site you could tell us the sex? |
551 | 00:37:32,180 | 00:37:34,580 | We can, but not this early, I'm afraid. | We can, but not this early, I'm afraid. |
552 | 00:37:34,620 | 00:37:36,140 | Uh-oh! | Uh-oh! |
553 | 00:37:36,180 | 00:37:39,780 | Look at him, he's literally gonna explode with impatience. | Look at him, he's literally gonna explode with impatience. |
554 | 00:37:39,819 | 00:37:44,019 | Well, at least he's in the right place. God... | Well, at least he's in the right place. God... |
555 | 00:37:48,220 | 00:37:49,859 | Just remind me of your age again, Mum? | Just remind me of your age again, Mum? |
556 | 00:37:52,979 | 00:37:56,019 | 46. Why do you need to know her age? | 46. Why do you need to know her age? |
557 | 00:37:56,060 | 00:37:58,339 | No, no, all good. Tell you what, just wait ten seconds | No, no, all good. Tell you what, just wait ten seconds |
558 | 00:37:58,379 | 00:38:00,939 | and I'm gonna have a quick word with my colleague. | and I'm gonna have a quick word with my colleague. |
559 | 00:38:02,060 | 00:38:04,060 | You... Why d'you need to... | You... Why d'you need to... |
560 | 00:38:04,100 | 00:38:05,260 | DOOR CLOSES | DOOR CLOSES |
561 | 00:38:10,140 | 00:38:12,100 | Can't get the staff these days. | Can't get the staff these days. |
562 | 00:38:14,939 | 00:38:20,180 | We think his name was Matthew Kieran Walsh, otherwise known as Matt. | We think his name was Matthew Kieran Walsh, otherwise known as Matt. |
563 | 00:38:20,220 | 00:38:22,740 | He was 24 years old when he disappeared, | He was 24 years old when he disappeared, |
564 | 00:38:22,780 | 00:38:24,419 | he was an apprentice electrician. | he was an apprentice electrician. |
565 | 00:38:25,819 | 00:38:29,220 | This was one of several photos given to the original investigation | This was one of several photos given to the original investigation |
566 | 00:38:29,260 | 00:38:32,899 | by his girlfriend at the time, a Karen Chambers. | by his girlfriend at the time, a Karen Chambers. |
567 | 00:38:32,939 | 00:38:36,140 | If you compare the tattoo to the one from the autopsy, | If you compare the tattoo to the one from the autopsy, |
568 | 00:38:36,180 | 00:38:38,339 | you can see this distinct snake design. | you can see this distinct snake design. |
569 | 00:38:38,379 | 00:38:39,819 | It's pretty unique, | It's pretty unique, |
570 | 00:38:39,859 | 00:38:41,660 | I've been on Millwall tattoo websites | I've been on Millwall tattoo websites |
571 | 00:38:41,700 | 00:38:43,339 | and I've not seen anything else like it. | and I've not seen anything else like it. |
572 | 00:38:43,379 | 00:38:44,780 | When did he go missing? | When did he go missing? |
573 | 00:38:44,819 | 00:38:47,899 | He was last seen on 30th March 1990, | He was last seen on 30th March 1990, |
574 | 00:38:47,939 | 00:38:50,419 | near Copsefield Park, West Hendon, | near Copsefield Park, West Hendon, |
575 | 00:38:50,459 | 00:38:52,620 | which is about a mile from where he lived, actually. | which is about a mile from where he lived, actually. |
576 | 00:38:52,660 | 00:38:53,780 | Any good leads at the time? | Any good leads at the time? |
577 | 00:38:53,819 | 00:38:55,499 | I'm trying to locate the original files, | I'm trying to locate the original files, |
578 | 00:38:55,539 | 00:38:57,100 | all that's from the misper database. | all that's from the misper database. |
579 | 00:38:57,140 | 00:39:01,419 | OK. And do we have any next of kin? | OK. And do we have any next of kin? |
580 | 00:39:01,459 | 00:39:04,580 | We're trying to find up-to-date contact details right now. | We're trying to find up-to-date contact details right now. |
581 | 00:39:30,580 | 00:39:32,859 | I'll come straight down. | I'll come straight down. |
582 | 00:39:35,379 | 00:39:39,660 | Well, it's not too late. I mean, she's gonna hate it anyway. | Well, it's not too late. I mean, she's gonna hate it anyway. |
583 | 00:39:39,700 | 00:39:43,620 | She'll be OK as long as we sit her next to your friends, | She'll be OK as long as we sit her next to your friends, |
584 | 00:39:43,660 | 00:39:46,620 | it's just mine she'll be unbearably snobby to. | it's just mine she'll be unbearably snobby to. |
585 | 00:39:46,660 | 00:39:48,780 | LAUGHS | LAUGHS |
586 | 00:39:50,339 | 00:39:53,660 | All I'm saying... All I'm saying... | All I'm saying... All I'm saying... |
587 | 00:39:55,140 | 00:39:57,660 | ..is this is meant to be the happiest day of our life. | ..is this is meant to be the happiest day of our life. |
588 | 00:39:57,700 | 00:39:59,379 | It will be. | It will be. |
589 | 00:39:59,419 | 00:40:02,620 | And I just don't want that evil old cow to spoil anything. | And I just don't want that evil old cow to spoil anything. |
590 | 00:40:03,740 | 00:40:06,979 | I have to invite her, babe, she's my mum. | I have to invite her, babe, she's my mum. |
591 | 00:40:08,459 | 00:40:10,060 | She won't spoil anything. | She won't spoil anything. |
592 | 00:40:10,100 | 00:40:12,220 | I promise, I won't let her. | I promise, I won't let her. |
593 | 00:40:19,819 | 00:40:22,379 | You're a mystery to me sometimes, Elizabeth Baildon. | You're a mystery to me sometimes, Elizabeth Baildon. |
594 | 00:40:23,419 | 00:40:26,300 | I would've put her out to pasture years ago. | I would've put her out to pasture years ago. |
595 | 00:40:26,339 | 00:40:28,300 | Come on. Present list. | Come on. Present list. |
596 | 00:40:37,539 | 00:40:39,899 | Hey. Hey. | Hey. Hey. |
597 | 00:40:39,939 | 00:40:42,379 | This just came through, which is interesting... | This just came through, which is interesting... |
598 | 00:40:44,379 | 00:40:48,260 | The front page of the Fogerty drink drive stop. | The front page of the Fogerty drink drive stop. |
599 | 00:40:48,300 | 00:40:50,019 | Oh, yeah. So, first of all, | Oh, yeah. So, first of all, |
600 | 00:40:50,060 | 00:40:52,539 | the time, date, and where he was stopped. | the time, date, and where he was stopped. |
601 | 00:40:52,580 | 00:40:58,660 | 11:37 at night, March 30th 1990, on Colebridge Road, | 11:37 at night, March 30th 1990, on Colebridge Road, |
602 | 00:40:58,700 | 00:41:01,180 | which turns out to be less than a mile away | which turns out to be less than a mile away |
603 | 00:41:01,220 | 00:41:04,780 | from the location of the last known sighting of Matthew Walsh, | from the location of the last known sighting of Matthew Walsh, |
604 | 00:41:04,819 | 00:41:09,019 | which was walking down Townmead Road, near Copsefield Park, | which was walking down Townmead Road, near Copsefield Park, |
605 | 00:41:09,060 | 00:41:10,180 | at 10:55. | at 10:55. |
606 | 00:41:10,220 | 00:41:12,740 | So, less than a mile away on exactly the same night. | So, less than a mile away on exactly the same night. |
607 | 00:41:12,780 | 00:41:14,899 | OK. So, this is good, no? | OK. So, this is good, no? |
608 | 00:41:14,939 | 00:41:16,220 | Yeah, I think so, | Yeah, I think so, |
609 | 00:41:16,260 | 00:41:18,419 | cos here you've got Walsh, spotted alive and well | cos here you've got Walsh, spotted alive and well |
610 | 00:41:18,459 | 00:41:19,539 | just before 11, | just before 11, |
611 | 00:41:19,580 | 00:41:23,060 | and then you've got the guy in whose house we find Walsh's body, | and then you've got the guy in whose house we find Walsh's body, |
612 | 00:41:23,100 | 00:41:25,539 | stopped in his car, just down the road, 40 minutes later. | stopped in his car, just down the road, 40 minutes later. |
613 | 00:41:25,580 | 00:41:29,019 | With, we might reasonably presume, Walsh's body now in the car? | With, we might reasonably presume, Walsh's body now in the car? |
614 | 00:41:29,060 | 00:41:32,300 | I think if you were a gambling man, that's a strong possibility. | I think if you were a gambling man, that's a strong possibility. |
615 | 00:41:32,339 | 00:41:34,339 | Now, that's all fine. That all fits. | Now, that's all fine. That all fits. |
616 | 00:41:34,379 | 00:41:37,459 | What's curious is when you read the traffic officer's notes | What's curious is when you read the traffic officer's notes |
617 | 00:41:37,499 | 00:41:40,300 | on the arrest. What was the cop's name? | on the arrest. What was the cop's name? |
618 | 00:41:40,339 | 00:41:42,580 | Alan Hamilton, so if you look at his notes there, | Alan Hamilton, so if you look at his notes there, |
619 | 00:41:42,620 | 00:41:45,180 | you'll see that when Fogerty was pulled over... | you'll see that when Fogerty was pulled over... |
620 | 00:41:46,379 | 00:41:47,939 | Oh, wow. | Oh, wow. |
621 | 00:41:49,580 | 00:41:51,580 | There were four other people in the car with him. | There were four other people in the car with him. |
622 | 00:41:55,939 | 00:41:57,499 | PHONE RINGS | PHONE RINGS |
623 | 00:41:57,539 | 00:41:59,180 | Hi, is that Felix? 'Yup.' | Hi, is that Felix? 'Yup.' |
624 | 00:41:59,220 | 00:42:01,339 | Hi, Felix, it's Dean. Dean Barton. | Hi, Felix, it's Dean. Dean Barton. |
625 | 00:42:01,379 | 00:42:04,300 | 'Dean Barton, hey, mate, long time. Thanks for getting back to me.' | 'Dean Barton, hey, mate, long time. Thanks for getting back to me.' |
626 | 00:42:04,339 | 00:42:06,499 | Yeah, no problem, sorry it, er, took a while, | Yeah, no problem, sorry it, er, took a while, |
627 | 00:42:06,539 | 00:42:08,220 | I couldn't find your number anywhere. | I couldn't find your number anywhere. |
628 | 00:42:08,260 | 00:42:10,499 | 'No worries.' So, what's up? | 'No worries.' So, what's up? |
629 | 00:42:10,539 | 00:42:14,140 | 'Right, well, listen, Dean, bottom line, I need a favour.' | 'Right, well, listen, Dean, bottom line, I need a favour.' |
630 | 00:42:14,180 | 00:42:16,019 | Oh, yeah? What sort of favour? | Oh, yeah? What sort of favour? |
631 | 00:42:16,060 | 00:42:18,539 | 'I've been let down by a massive shipment. | 'I've been let down by a massive shipment. |
632 | 00:42:18,580 | 00:42:21,100 | 'With its passage, I mean, from Calais to here. | 'With its passage, I mean, from Calais to here. |
633 | 00:42:21,140 | 00:42:25,060 | 'And I was wondering if you could possibly help me out.' | 'And I was wondering if you could possibly help me out.' |
634 | 00:42:25,100 | 00:42:27,260 | Yeah, I don't do that any more, Felix. You know that. | Yeah, I don't do that any more, Felix. You know that. |
635 | 00:42:27,300 | 00:42:30,499 | It's 11 years now. CHUCKLES | It's 11 years now. CHUCKLES |
636 | 00:42:30,539 | 00:42:31,939 | I don't have the contacts any more. | I don't have the contacts any more. |
637 | 00:42:31,979 | 00:42:34,740 | I'm just an ordinary businessman these days. | I'm just an ordinary businessman these days. |
638 | 00:42:34,780 | 00:42:37,819 | So I'm not the guy. Erm, you need someone else. | So I'm not the guy. Erm, you need someone else. |
639 | 00:42:46,819 | 00:42:49,100 | I mean, how much are we even talking about? | I mean, how much are we even talking about? |
640 | 00:42:58,899 | 00:43:00,419 | CHATTER IN DISTANCE | CHATTER IN DISTANCE |
641 | 00:43:03,700 | 00:43:07,260 | Well, weirdly, I actually remember this incident remarkably well. | Well, weirdly, I actually remember this incident remarkably well. |
642 | 00:43:07,300 | 00:43:08,740 | Oh, OK. | Oh, OK. |
643 | 00:43:08,780 | 00:43:12,140 | Good. Why? | Good. Why? |
644 | 00:43:12,180 | 00:43:14,620 | Well, cos it was so strange. | Well, cos it was so strange. |
645 | 00:43:14,660 | 00:43:16,660 | Nothing like this had ever happened to me before | Nothing like this had ever happened to me before |
646 | 00:43:16,700 | 00:43:18,819 | or, indeed, ever happened again. | or, indeed, ever happened again. |
647 | 00:43:18,859 | 00:43:20,859 | Wow. | Wow. |
648 | 00:43:20,899 | 00:43:22,300 | Go on. | Go on. |
649 | 00:43:22,339 | 00:43:25,539 | So, as it says here, the car was speeding, | So, as it says here, the car was speeding, |
650 | 00:43:25,580 | 00:43:27,180 | that's why we pulled it over | that's why we pulled it over |
651 | 00:43:27,220 | 00:43:30,780 | and when the driver got out, Fogerty, | and when the driver got out, Fogerty, |
652 | 00:43:30,819 | 00:43:33,220 | I could smell alcohol on his breath. | I could smell alcohol on his breath. |
653 | 00:43:33,260 | 00:43:35,979 | He didn't seem drunk, but we did a test and he failed it, | He didn't seem drunk, but we did a test and he failed it, |
654 | 00:43:36,019 | 00:43:41,220 | so, obviously, I had to nick him, which was when he started to cry. | so, obviously, I had to nick him, which was when he started to cry. |
655 | 00:43:42,459 | 00:43:45,019 | And he was a big lad, tall. | And he was a big lad, tall. |
656 | 00:43:45,060 | 00:43:49,300 | But he was crying like a child, like he was utterly broken-hearted. | But he was crying like a child, like he was utterly broken-hearted. |
657 | 00:43:50,939 | 00:43:52,740 | It was upsetting, you know? | It was upsetting, you know? |
658 | 00:43:52,780 | 00:43:55,339 | Because, well, he seemed like a nice enough kid. | Because, well, he seemed like a nice enough kid. |
659 | 00:43:55,379 | 00:43:58,339 | I mean, he'd been silly, but as I said to him, | I mean, he'd been silly, but as I said to him, |
660 | 00:43:58,379 | 00:44:01,580 | he'd get a couple of points on his licence and a year ban, | he'd get a couple of points on his licence and a year ban, |
661 | 00:44:01,620 | 00:44:03,019 | but it wasn't the end of the world. | but it wasn't the end of the world. |
662 | 00:44:04,819 | 00:44:06,220 | Which is when he told me. | Which is when he told me. |
663 | 00:44:07,339 | 00:44:10,180 | He was driving back from a party in Hendon. | He was driving back from a party in Hendon. |
664 | 00:44:10,220 | 00:44:12,580 | A celebration party. | A celebration party. |
665 | 00:44:12,620 | 00:44:14,419 | A celebration party for what? | A celebration party for what? |
666 | 00:44:15,780 | 00:44:17,180 | Passing out. | Passing out. |
667 | 00:44:21,180 | 00:44:23,140 | No... | No... |
668 | 00:44:23,180 | 00:44:25,780 | He was a probationer who'd just qualified, | He was a probationer who'd just qualified, |
669 | 00:44:25,819 | 00:44:27,660 | and he was crying because he knew... | and he was crying because he knew... |
670 | 00:44:28,620 | 00:44:32,060 | Well, he knew he'd just fucked his entire career. | Well, he knew he'd just fucked his entire career. |
671 | 00:44:35,180 | 00:44:37,539 | And the others, in the car. | And the others, in the car. |
672 | 00:44:41,140 | 00:44:43,260 | Had they been at the same party? | Had they been at the same party? |
673 | 00:44:45,220 | 00:44:47,780 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
674 | 00:44:47,819 | 00:44:50,300 | That's why it's stayed in my head all these years. | That's why it's stayed in my head all these years. |
675 | 00:44:52,819 | 00:44:54,819 | Because all five of them... | Because all five of them... |
676 | 00:44:57,220 | 00:44:59,339 | ..were newly qualified coppers. | ..were newly qualified coppers. |