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00:01This is the best treatment in the world, and I want to pay for it with my request.
00:05It's just a bit weird how my uncle and dad are planning to sue me.
00:09Did you kill your grandfather?
00:10I wish you luck, baby.
00:11I think you're gonna need it.
00:12You lied to me, aren't I?
00:13I'm not doing this on the phone.
00:15You told us you were at home with your husband the night that Jack was murdered.
00:18What did you say to them?
00:19Your father's estate manager said he saw you in the water tower trying to unlock the gun cupboard.
00:24Oh, please.
00:25If they do kill me, Mum, it'll have been your fault.
00:30You know, it's easy to think that everything that came out, all the greed and the rage and
00:41the jealousy it was caused by Jack's death, but actually, I think most of it was there
00:48already, and him dying just gave us a chisel to work.
00:59Existing fault lines, and the money was just, yeah, salt in the wound.
01:12It'll be fine.
01:13I'll be fine.
01:14You're worrying unnecessarily.
01:15What are you talking about?
01:17You'll be questioned in a court of law.
01:20Of course you need to prepare.
01:21It's just questions about my statement.
01:23Exactly.
01:24You haven't even read what I've written.
01:25Leave that.
01:26It's my brother.
01:27Grey?
01:28Is that John?
01:29Who's this, please?
01:30John, it's Bella.
01:31Grey's girlfriend.
01:32Grey's been attacked.
01:33He's what?
01:34What's happened?
01:35Is he okay?
01:36He's actually not John.
01:37He's unconscious.
01:38Where is he, Bella?
01:39Are you with him?
01:40I'm outside his flat and they're taking him into an ambulance now.
01:41Where are they taking him?
01:42Where's he going, please?
01:43Royal London.
01:44They're taking him to the Royal London.
01:45Okay, I'm on my way.
01:46What's happening?
01:47Grey's been attacked.
01:48I'm going to drive up to town.
01:49Can you text me your number, Bella?
01:50I'm leaving now.
01:51Yes, I'll do that.
01:52How bad is he?
01:53He doesn't look too brilliant.
01:54I'll be as fast as I can.
01:55I'm so sorry.
01:56Don't tell anyone else until I'm there.
01:58How bad is he?
01:59Bad, I think.
02:00Could he die?
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02:52OK, Jun. Yeah, yeah. Thanks for the update. Speak soon.
03:01How is he?
03:03So, the scans of his vital organs are good.
03:07But they do need to do a scan on his head now.
03:15Just got a pile of intel back on Arnaud Tissier's finances.
03:19Yes?
03:20So, the French equivalent of Companies House showed three years of losses totalling nearly 4 million at his holding company.
03:26But here's the stinger. These are the translated minutes of a board meeting from two months ago.
03:31Don't.
03:32Which basically detail a proposed share dilution next year, following a promised 3 million sterling investment in 2025.
03:40By Sally Wright.
03:46I lied because I thought you might make assumptions.
03:48What assumptions?
03:50That I killed him.
03:53And did you?
03:56No.
03:59So, when did you last see him?
04:00Three days before he died.
04:01In London?
04:02In a bar near his office, yes.
04:04And why specifically?
04:05Because of what you told me. Because of what you found in his desk.
04:08But did you do what exactly?
04:09Well, first of all, to find out if your fear was justified.
04:15Was it?
04:20He wouldn't tell me what prompted him to do it, but yes.
04:23In August, Jack had a DNA test done of Josh.
04:26And?
04:28Jack was not Josh's father.
04:33Jack was not Josh's father.
04:43So, this is the third message I've left and still no reply.
04:47Maybe you've forgotten we still own a business together?
04:50Also, I can't stop thinking about those texts, Emily.
04:53So, yeah, just call me, Ace.
04:55So, you said, first up, to see if my fears are justified.
05:00Why else did you meet him?
05:01I wanted to see what he was thinking, generally.
05:04You mean you were scared I might not be able to honor my investment to you?
05:07If he was planning on divorcing me?
05:09Maybe.
05:11So, did he tell you he'd already changed the world when you met him?
05:14Yes.
05:15And did you try to persuade him to change it back?
05:17Arno future proved my inheritance for you.
05:19Well, whatever I did, it obviously didn't work, did it?
05:21Not on that visit, no.
05:22So, maybe you went back?
05:23No.
05:24Drove up to Marsden on the 12th?
05:25No.
05:26Maybe you got to a fight with him?
05:27I was in Paris the night he died.
05:28You could prove that, can you?
05:32I don't have to.
05:35But from now on, you said nothing about me to anyone.
05:38And just in case your appeal turns to shit, you might also want to start thinking about
05:49all else you can raise what you promised me.
05:51Three million.
06:03Hello.
06:04Oh, hello Mrs. Wright.
06:05This is Josh's housemistress.
06:06Do you have five minutes for a quick chat?
06:10Are you in a relationship with a man named Ruben Maguire, Emily?
06:14Why is that relevant?
06:18Are you?
06:22Sporadically, yes.
06:25Okay.
06:27Where did you meet Mr. Maguire?
06:29He worked in the post room at J.K. Wright when I was doing work experience there.
06:37We just clicked and have had an on off thing over the years.
06:43Hmm.
06:44Does your grandfather know him?
06:46Maybe by sight.
06:48But Mr. Maguire never talked to you about a special relationship he had with him?
06:51With my grandfather?
06:52Yeah.
06:53No.
06:54Okay.
06:55Okay.
06:56So...
07:00Why do you think Jack might have travelled right across London from Kensington to Deptford on
07:03the 1st of August this year to meet Ruben?
07:06A man who, as you say, he probably only knew by sight.
07:10I have no idea.
07:11And then three days later shredded his existing will, hired a different solicitor and then
07:15started writing a completely new will.
07:19Again, no idea.
07:21Sorry.
07:23Maybe ask Ruben.
07:25Yeah.
07:26When we find him, we will.
07:27And we will find him.
07:29Were you aware of this meeting?
07:32You know I live in California, right?
07:35Were you?
07:36No.
07:38Was the meeting to discuss the will?
07:41Like I just said.
07:42And if it was, what on earth do you think was said to prompt Jack to start making such
07:46big changes?
07:47You tell me.
07:51I think Ruben must have had leverage of some sort.
07:55I think Ruben might have been blackmailing him about something.
08:01And if he was, I'm wondering if you have any idea what that blackmail threat might have been.
08:07I was 5,000 miles away.
08:13Do you know where Ruben was the night Jack was shot?
08:17No.
08:18Well, you've not asked him.
08:19Why would I?
08:20Well, because Jack changed his will so that when he died you'd be a very wealthy woman.
08:25Now, I'm sure you would have shared some of that wealth with a man you just clicked with, wouldn't you?
08:32So maybe Ruben Maguire just got bored waiting.
08:37No comment.
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09:01Oh my God.
09:13What the fuck?
09:20Mr. Maguire, this is the police.
09:24Fire!
09:30Okay. He smoked some weed in his dorm.
09:36We agree this is not good.
09:39But he is deep in grief and this is not the end of the world.
09:43And once again, as I've already said it and I'm sure you're already aware,
09:48the school has a zero tolerance policy on drugs.
09:51So we do have to exclude him.
09:53Mrs. Wright. Permanently.
09:57So let me just outline my policy on this.
10:01I'm going to take Josh home today.
10:03I'm going to look for and confiscate any weed I find in his room.
10:06And then I'm going to impress upon him the seriousness of his transgression.
10:09But then he will return back here tomorrow morning.
10:16Mrs. Wright.
10:17Shut the fuck up, I am speaking!
10:19Or I swear I will fucking drown this school and you personally in so much negative publicity and litigation that in six months' time you will be begging me just to be bankrupted.
10:40So that's my policy.
10:46Have a think about things and then maybe call me, yeah?
10:55Josh?
10:56Uncle John.
11:11Hey.
11:24How is he?
11:27Still unconscious, I'm afraid.
11:29Right.
11:30Well, maybe that's good news for you.
11:35Good news?
11:36Oh, just the way you spoke to me the other day, Emily.
11:38I'm starting to think I've been a complete idiot and my wife was right.
11:41About what?
11:43That you've been playing us.
11:45Maybe you'd prefer it if your dad and I just faded away.
11:48You think I'd be pleased if my father died?
11:51Sorry, no.
11:53That came out wrong.
11:54This family.
11:56This family.
11:57Yeah.
11:59Oh, my God.
12:01Thank God.
12:02Oh, my God.
12:03Hello.
12:04Oh, my God.
12:05This family.
12:06This family.
12:11everything feels so wrong I know dad and and the will and walking with you and
12:34that bloke feels fucked and there's a part of me a big part of me that wishes we could just
12:44let it all go the money the lifestyle the houses all of it like I wish I could just go to an
12:51ordinary school live in an ordinary house just be ordinary easy to say from this side of the tracks
13:00Joshy trust me because I've been on the other side if you think this is hard and I know that
13:05okay of course I do I just think this fight is going to smash everything to pieces anyway
13:13so why don't we just cut straight to the chase
13:15we're gonna be okay promise
13:30I know I got things wrong
13:51of course I did badly sometimes
13:56I'm sorry if I never acknowledged that all the effect it had on you I should have I really
14:05should have I'm so so sorry
14:09Mrs. Wright have you got five minutes please
14:20yeah come in
14:24just through here on your left
14:31and when was the last time you saw Mr. Tissier
14:43a few weeks ago
14:47in the UK
14:48in Paris
14:50and remind us please exactly how much you'd agreed to invest in his company
14:56it was never a guaranteed investment it I'd simply indicated my intention to do
15:00so how much though
15:02three million and given the contents of the new will I assume you won't be able to honor that commitment
15:10I really haven't done the sums I've had slightly more pressing matters on my mind
15:16is it possible Mr. Tissier knew the will had changed before Jack died
15:21I have no idea
15:22that he was an old friend of his yes
15:24yes
15:25in fact it was your husband that introduced you to Tissier as a client
15:28yes
15:29who went on to become good friends with you
15:31yes
15:32so did the pair of you discuss the will at all Mr. Tissier who knew before Jack died
15:36no I mean
15:38obviously I had no idea the will had changed so
15:41and have there been any discussions about the will since he died
15:47no
15:47if we checked your phone records we'd find no communications between you and Mr. Tissier in the last few weeks
15:52not that I can recall no
15:54so you're obviously aware of his past that he is a convicted murderer
16:02yes
16:03so has there been anything in his behavior before or since your husband's murder
16:09that has worried you
16:12is there anything about Mr. Tissier
16:13Mrs. Wright that you feel you should tell us
16:24no
16:26no
16:28no
16:35Bella
16:36it's me
16:37he's starting to come round
16:39Emily you really need to call me
16:47because I'm not just going to go away
16:49I'm not going to be ignored
16:51so call me
16:52or you'll regret it
17:04mum's been here a few times
17:06she's got chemo tomorrow but she'll come up the day after
17:09and I've left a message for Emily
17:10and they cross for me
17:16why would they be cross
17:18I haven't made them cross my entire life
17:23no they're not they were just very worried
17:25I'm sorry
17:31no I'm sorry mate
17:34I should have helped you before
17:37I wouldn't have helped me
17:42yeah well that was then
17:44this is now
17:47how do I find this Eddie bloke
17:50oh no no no man
17:51this is not your problem
17:53just give me his number Gray
17:55John
17:56you can pay me back when you're back on your feet
18:05I don't deserve this
18:11yes you do
18:12and by the way when you're ready to leave you're coming to stay with me till you're better
18:17you're very welcome to stay yourself Bella
18:19so how bad is it
18:42is that a joke
18:47right
18:47which is why I asked you right from the start if there was anything you hadn't told me
18:51I'm sorry
18:52because if this gets out any sane judge would almost certainly now conclude that Jack's decision
18:55making was perfectly sound
18:57all right
18:57ally that to your disaster of a prenup
19:00yes
19:00and the fact that it's now way too late to change tack because it'll raise too many flags with the defense
19:05so yeah
19:07it's not great
19:08okay I'm sorry again but what do we do
19:12just just press on
19:14and pray the defense never gets wind of it
19:15I mean how do you think he found out
19:17I have no idea I don't remember telling anyone
19:20someone new
19:22which means others might
19:24which means
19:27I have to tell Josh
19:34what about days
19:45is he her dad
19:48yes
19:50I'm so sorry Josh again to have to give you such
19:54difficult news
19:57how long have you known
19:58I've always had a suspicion just because of
20:05how it was between your dad and me when we first
20:07he's not my dad
20:08not your biological dad but still very much
20:10so is that why you did it
20:11did what
20:11what
20:12cut me off
20:13no your dad had dementia
20:14who is it then
20:15we will prove that in court
20:16is it Arno
20:16no
20:17who then
20:18who is it
20:20who's my dad
20:25all right
20:25you're slightly looking like you don't know
20:35I think I know
20:38sorry am I meant to guess
20:39I don't
20:41I don't know
20:41but I didn't want to say that
20:43I thought you'd be horrified
20:44I thought that you'd
20:45around while you were married
20:47it's not really my main takeaway right now mum
20:49that is not true
20:51I just
20:51not even top 10 possibles
20:53Josh
20:53I don't think you really thought this conversation through mother
21:06I meant to say
21:08maybe don't mention to George that I paid off your man
21:10she's a bit odd about money
21:11no worries
21:15did uh
21:16did Bella reply to you
21:19she sends you all the love in the world
21:20but
21:21what with starting a new job
21:23she said she didn't have time to come down right now
21:27oh
21:28right
21:30right well good for her
21:32getting a new job
21:35good for her
21:41good for her
22:02good for her
22:03All I'm saying is it's been nearly two weeks now, and he seems to have made a good recovery.
22:23He's my brother. He'll stay as long as he wants or needs to.
22:26Fine.
22:29But we really do need to go over your written statement now, what we've submitted.
22:33Will it only take us a couple of hours?
22:34No, not right now.
22:36Do not push me, John.
22:38And do not push me.
22:53There you go.
22:55Thanks, man. You're the gent.
22:58So you all set?
22:59I'm getting there, but I've never been that good at learning me lines.
23:05Just speak from the heart. You'll be fine.
23:07That's what I reckon, Joe.
23:09And you?
23:16I don't know, Gray.
23:16The last few weeks, the fighting, nearly losing you, makes you think about what's really important.
23:27And? What is?
23:30Well, I know what's not important. Money we don't need.
23:33And fighting my dead father to prove to who that he respected me.
23:38Seems like a complete waste of time.
23:40Ditto.
23:47Apart from, obviously, I do need the dough.
23:51But, yeah, there's a part of me, I can't bear the thought that he's still humiliating me.
23:59Even when he's dead.
24:00Well, I can certainly understand that.
24:05See, I never thought that was ever an issue for you.
24:08Gray.
24:10He humiliated me my entire life.
24:14At least you ploughed your own furrow.
24:16How much do you think I wanted to bake fucking bricks for a living?
24:22I've never heard you talk like this.
24:23I wanted to paint.
24:25Do a fine art degree.
24:26Oh, man, you should have. You were good.
24:28He said it was stupid. Not a man's job.
24:31Why didn't you tell him to stick it?
24:32I did.
24:33At first, I had some balls back then.
24:37But he just...
24:39He wore me down.
24:42Made me believe I'd be no good.
24:45Never even applied in the end.
24:52You should go back to it. Now.
24:55Not sure what Georgia would say about that.
24:58It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks.
25:06If you want to do it, you should fucking paint blow.
25:08Emily.
25:15What the fuck?
25:32You really should have returned my calls.
25:33What are you doing here, Kyle?
25:35Those messages.
25:37I need to know what they meant.
25:38You need to tell me what they meant before we can start to rebuild our relationship.
25:42I don't need to tell you anything.
25:44They were private.
25:45They were mine, and you stole them.
25:46And a man is dead.
25:48I need to know what they meant, Em.
25:51Even if it's just trying to protect you.
25:54You really flew 5,000 miles just to tell me that.
25:58Okay, first up, I don't need your protection.
26:00This isn't 1952.
26:02Second, there is no rebuilding our relationship.
26:05You and me are done.
26:06And third, you're really fucking weird.
26:10You and me are done.
26:40John?
27:00John?
27:03What's up?
27:04John?
27:06John? John? Have you seen your brother? In a garage last time I looked. You all ready for Friday then? As I'll ever be, love.
27:28I'm not your love, Graham.
27:58Oh, my Christ.
28:12What do you reckon?
28:13You lost your fucking mind.
28:16I slightly think I have. It's rather wonderful, actually.
28:19Okay, John. Listen to me, please. The trial starts in three days.
28:25We really do need to sit down now and go over stuff.
28:29Oh, yeah. Sorry. I've decided I'm not doing it, the trial.
28:33They have my statement, your statement. That's enough.
28:36What?
28:36Tell them I'm ill, but that I don't want to hold things up, so I'm fine with them just relying on my written evidence.
28:41John, you need to be there to make our case properly.
28:49Please.
28:52We need this money.
28:55We really don't know, do we?
29:09Okay, let's take it from the top and this time try it with a little bit more oomph.
29:13Off you go.
29:14Representative historical samples.
29:16That's good, right?
29:18Uh, why have you never mentioned this before?
29:26We're getting to the business end now, aren't we?
29:29Who else knows this?
29:31Just me, I think.
29:32And her, of course.
29:34She told me when she was pissed one night, not even sure what she remembers.
29:37And if I can find a corroboration of this, you're happy for me to stand up in court and use it?
29:48I think you have to.
29:51And I think I can help with corroboration.
29:53Hello, Ruben.
30:07Where have you been hiding then?
30:10Been looking all over for you.
30:11Excuse me.
30:18Hi.
30:19How can I help?
30:21Um.
30:25I have some information about the Jack Ray case.
30:27How did you get these?
30:50I forwarded them from her phone a few weeks ago.
30:52We've had permission.
30:54Not exactly.
30:56But she knows you have them.
30:58Yeah.
31:01Okay, so obviously we need to go through these properly, but these seem to suggest that she and Mr. McGuire colluded in some sort of plot against her grandfather.
31:10So I read them, yeah.
31:12And also, perhaps even more troubling, if he gave me the whole company, it still wouldn't make up for what he did to me that night.
31:23What does that mean?
31:23I want to talk to the grandmother again.
31:36Emily Wright used to live with us radically when she was growing up.
31:39Okay.
31:39And let's just run every check we can on Jack Wright, because seriously, what the hell did that message mean?
31:45I know.
31:46And FYI, apparently Ruben McGuire has a watertight alibi.
31:49So you have no recollection of sending these messages?
31:57No comment.
31:58Do you remember the meeting detailed here?
32:01No comment.
32:02This is with Jack Wright, your boss, when he worked at J.K. Wright, on the 1st of August at your local pub, the Phoenix Rising, in Deptford.
32:09No comment.
32:10Okay, you told my colleague after you were arrested that on the night Mr. Wright was murdered, you were at a friend's house gaming between about 8 in the evening and 2 in the morning.
32:19So we spoke to your mate, Curtis Somerville.
32:24No comment.
32:25Well, I'm not sure you paid him enough, Ruben.
32:27Because once we told him that this was a murder investigation, he stopped being so sure you were there all that time.
32:34Or at all, in fact.
32:35So where were you really, that night?
32:44No comment.
33:05Is that blood?
33:19Cat.
33:20So alongside the bag, we've also found burnt fragments of clothes in a barbecue.
33:25Wait, who's? Ruben's?
33:26I'd guess.
33:27They appear to be jeans and a t-shirt, which is pretty unisex.
33:30Look, we are definitely sure that Emily was in California, right?
33:33Well, I think we are, but...
33:37That's okay.
33:39You want to call her in again, boss?
33:44Have you spoken to the grandmother yet?
33:47We have, just trying to set up an appointment.
33:50All right, well, let's speak to her first, see if we can stand up Kyle's claims.
33:53In the meantime, just double, just triple check Palo Alto, all right?
33:57And Maguire?
33:59Well, we'll have to R-U-R him until we know more.
34:01Sure.
34:02Sure.
34:03I hate where this is heading.
34:06Yeah, I know.
34:08Night, boss.
34:11Don't want to be that great.
34:13No, he's going to be that great.
34:19All right, monsters.
34:21Pickle a story.
34:23All of them.
34:23All of them.
34:24It's been all of them.
34:24No, you pick one and then you get tickled.
34:26All of them.
34:26Pick.
34:27All of them.
34:27Pick and tickle.
34:28Pickle one.
34:28Pickle one.
34:29All of them.
34:30Pickle one, tickle one, tickle one, tickle one, tickle one, tickle one, tickle one, tickle one.
34:32Pickle one.
34:33Pickle two.
34:33Pickle two.
34:34Pickle two.
34:35Pickle two.
34:36Pickle one.
34:41John?
34:47Oh, thank God.
34:48John?
34:51Come on.
34:53Oh, no.
34:53Come on.
34:54Howard.
34:56Who do you think is good?
34:57Oh, I'm so lucky not that you're looking for it.
34:59I mean one of them.
35:00Oh, hi, um, it's me.
35:30Um, I just wanted to say that, um, I, I really, um, I really miss you, Anna.
35:48I'd love to see you.
35:53And I wonder if you can ever forgive me.
36:00You want to know if I thought my ex-husband was a child abuser?
36:15And I understand that it's a difficult question.
36:17Well, of course I didn't.
36:19My God.
36:21And unless I heard it directly from Emily's lips, I wouldn't have.
36:23I'm sorry to lose my temper, but this Kyle has, for whatever reason, got it very wrong.
36:30So she's never made any reference to something like this to me?
36:33Absolutely not.
36:34Not the slightest hint.
36:36I mean, Jack was a very flawed man, no doubt.
36:39He cheated on me from day one of our marriage.
36:46But he wasn't like that.
36:49That was just not who he was.
36:52Oh, um, you're here.
37:02I, I called you.
37:03Did you?
37:04Sorry, didn't hear.
37:05Uh, why are you packing a suitcase?
37:07I'm going to stay with Gray for a few days.
37:11Why?
37:12Keep an eye on him, but also...
37:13That's what we were doing here, so...
37:14If you'd just let me finish.
37:18But also, I think we need a break.
37:21I think I need a break.
37:22Oh, don't be ridiculous.
37:24You don't need a break.
37:26You just need to...
37:26Man up a bit.
37:31I'll call you tomorrow.
37:33John, please.
37:36Don't...
37:37Please.
37:41I'm sorry.
37:44I'm sorry.
37:55Good luck with the trial.
38:14I'm sorry.
38:16I'm sorry.
38:26I'll call you.
38:29Good luck with the trial.
38:35I'm sorry.
38:39I'm sorry.
38:40No one really knows what's going on in here.
39:03No one really knows.
39:05None of us have any idea of other people's internal monologues.
39:09Thank God.
39:10Can you imagine?
39:13So yeah.
39:14People were shocked.
39:16People were stunned.
39:18I mean, what even is sanity?
39:21Am I sane?
39:22Are you?
39:23Is anyone?
39:24Sometimes I think you'd have to be slightly mad to be sane.
39:28I defy anyone to withstand that sort of pressure.
39:36It was intolerable.
39:39I defy anyone not to have snapped.
39:43Not to have snapped at me.
39:50I'm a king's size killer.
39:51I don't even know.
39:52I'm a king size killer.
39:53I'm a king size killer.
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