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00:00:00Our viewers, look at the sun dancing off the water, they're caressing our silhouettes with the most flattering of hues.
00:00:10Don't you think, Crystal?
00:00:11Not something I need to consider, Celia.
00:00:16We've loved sharing our time with you here on the Amalfi Coast.
00:00:20The scalloped coastline and beautiful villages clinging to the cliffs create a truly stunning and historical environment.
00:00:28Almost as historical as Oz.
00:00:31E, Crystal.
00:00:32What do you say about it? It's so good.
00:00:36Well, this is Oz singing Arrivederci from Itsui. Do you think they even like each other?
00:00:41Oh, of course they do. This is all just show. It's old lady humor. You'll see. One day, you will be just like this.
00:00:50Did you hear that, Mom?
00:00:51Mama, the first thing you said to me when I opened the door to you is that you came to save Celia from my cooking.
00:00:57So, how come, Celia, we're going to the next series of A Taste of Travel where we settle on a Greek island adventure.
00:01:03Ah, bringing the best local dishes and the freshest ingredients directly to your table from that acapellico of the gods.
00:01:11That's a big word, isn't it, Crystal?
00:01:14Isn't it? I'll teach it to you later. Shall we say goodbye?
00:01:18Yes, let's.
00:01:20Ciao!
00:01:20Did you hear that?
00:01:26I'll be in Greece. I might get to meet them.
00:01:29Mama!
00:01:30They're coming to the islands. There's so many islands.
00:01:33So, are you planning on stalking the poor women?
00:01:36Hmm?
00:01:36Oh, my lord, you are. Aren't you?
00:01:42That's Auntie Xiao.
00:01:44Mom invited her to dinner.
00:01:45Don't give me this look. Try to be nice and polite to her. She had a bad day.
00:01:52Don't give me this look.
00:02:22Shirley, where are you?
00:02:33Did you see the picture I sent you?
00:02:35Wait a sec.
00:02:42No, this is not his boat.
00:02:45Are you sure? I mean, it's pretty weathered and beaten up and...
00:02:49I went out with him on his boat twice a week for the first 14 years of my life.
00:02:55Do you think I would forget?
00:03:00The old lady knew him.
00:03:02She said that the boat was down here.
00:03:05You don't know how many times I've been disappointed.
00:03:08Yeah, well...
00:03:12This is my first time.
00:03:15Shirley, please, come back to Athens.
00:03:17We can have dinner together.
00:03:20Okay.
00:03:20Okay. Bye.
00:03:23Bye.
00:03:23There's nothing quite like the smell of Greek blossoms in the air
00:03:47as you dine beside the pool.
00:03:49We hope that last dish helped create a little of that feeling for you at home.
00:03:57And cut.
00:03:59Thank you, Crystal.
00:04:00You're so very welcome, Paul.
00:04:02I hope you're hungry.
00:04:04Mmm.
00:04:04I'll go check on the reservation.
00:04:06Why did I ever let you go, Paul?
00:04:08If I remember rightly, it was down to my being.
00:04:11What were your words?
00:04:12Too predictable?
00:04:13Ah, what a young fool I was.
00:04:16I don't know how you ever put up with me.
00:04:18It had its moments.
00:04:29So, sorry, Crystal.
00:04:30It's been a really long day.
00:04:31Hasn't it just?
00:04:32Where's my phone?
00:04:33I told you to keep it in your pocket.
00:04:36I'm waiting for a call from our producer.
00:04:38I told you that.
00:04:39Yes, I'm so sorry.
00:04:40I forgot.
00:04:41Yes, you and Celia say that a lot.
00:04:43Is she and the crew back from the other island yet?
00:04:46I could go and ask.
00:04:47No, I really don't care.
00:04:48Did it buzz?
00:04:49I, I, I am, I'm not sure.
00:04:52Ugh.
00:04:54What did you spray my straws with?
00:04:56I'm so sorry, Crystal.
00:04:57The almond oil ran out, so I went to the hotel kitchen and they gave me something.
00:05:01Coconut oil.
00:05:02I hate coconut.
00:05:06I expect a fresh set of straws.
00:05:08Sprayed with almond oil.
00:05:10Almond delivered back to my room before the end of dinner.
00:05:13Is that clear?
00:05:21Here.
00:05:25But I don't know where I'll find almond oil.
00:05:27Oh, I don't know.
00:05:28I don't know.
00:05:29You say that a lot as well.
00:05:30Remind me, Sasha, how exactly did you get this job?
00:05:33You gave it to me.
00:05:34Whatever was I thinking?
00:05:36You knew my father once.
00:05:38Did I?
00:05:39Theo?
00:05:41No, I don't.
00:05:44Oh, yes.
00:05:46Theo.
00:05:48Small world.
00:05:49Crystal, reservations in five.
00:05:51Oh, fabulous.
00:05:52Thank you, darling.
00:05:54How many times must I risk food poisoning for this two-bit production?
00:06:00I should be on breakfast TV, drinking decent coffee every morning, instead of stuff that
00:06:05tastes like it's been filtered through a sock.
00:06:07I deserve more than this.
00:06:10I absolutely agree, flower.
00:06:15Mwah, mwah.
00:06:17One of those afternoon quizzes or what about a radio show?
00:06:22In Wester's face.
00:06:23That's true.
00:06:25It did cost you a lot.
00:06:27How was the segment?
00:06:29Fine.
00:06:30Yours?
00:06:31Oh, the crew and I had a wonderful time without you.
00:06:36The island was amazing.
00:06:38And the food dish after dish they brought out to us.
00:06:41I am stuffed.
00:06:42I'm so impressed how you've sacrificed your figure for the cause.
00:06:46A true professional.
00:06:47Well, you know me, Crystal.
00:06:49Whenever I see something delicious, I just have to devour it.
00:06:53It's a bit like you and men, really, isn't it?
00:06:55Well, you've arrived just in time.
00:06:56They're about to serve dinner.
00:06:57I'm just going to, um...
00:06:59Yes.
00:07:00Almond oil.
00:07:01Don't forget.
00:07:04Coconut oil.
00:07:05It reminds me of a supermarket cocktail.
00:07:08That takes me back.
00:07:10Do you remember we used to sneak those into the studio back in the noughties?
00:07:13You used to love a cheeky wee can of pina colada.
00:07:16No.
00:07:17You used to love them.
00:07:18I was only ever being polite.
00:07:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:07:22Of all the things you ever wear in life, Chris,
00:07:25polite wasn't one of them.
00:07:28But that's why I adore you.
00:07:30You see your piece?
00:07:31I do.
00:07:32Don't I?
00:07:35Oh, um, that's, um...
00:07:37Craig.
00:07:38Yeah, I can take it later.
00:07:39Oh, no, uh, don't mind me.
00:07:41I'll, uh, I'll go ahead and get us a table.
00:07:43Where's that, Craig?
00:07:45Um, a large glass of white wine.
00:07:48Uh, uh, red.
00:07:49Um, no, actually white.
00:07:50Oh, your wish is my command.
00:07:52Pfft, phone me.
00:07:54Craig, what did the commissioners say?
00:08:00Christy.
00:08:01What?
00:08:01Who are these people?
00:08:02Uh, we're crashing the wedding and the guests are arriving.
00:08:04Uh, no.
00:08:06Oh, the new series starts in a week, Craig.
00:08:09It has to be now.
00:08:11I can't work with her a minute longer.
00:08:13This, for breakfast?
00:08:23It's no good.
00:08:25Why not?
00:08:26Because you need a healthy start for the morning.
00:08:29Have a fruit.
00:08:31Auntie Shaw eats them.
00:08:32Well, I wouldn't follow Shirley's diet, that's for sure.
00:08:38Mum?
00:08:39Yes?
00:08:41Why is that so angry with you?
00:08:45Well, I guess he thinks that I've changed, but I haven't really.
00:08:52I became more myself.
00:08:55What do you mean?
00:08:57You know, Thalia, sometimes we pretend that things are okay, and we do it for the people
00:09:02we love.
00:09:03So I pretended that it was okay not working and not having ambitions, and I did it for
00:09:09your dad.
00:09:10But I wasn't true to myself.
00:09:13And I wasn't happy either.
00:09:15Why didn't you say that from the beginning?
00:09:17Because I had you.
00:09:19And I didn't need anything more.
00:09:20But then, you became older, and you needed me even less.
00:09:24And you didn't want to turn out like Yaya.
00:09:26I wanted to be true to myself.
00:09:28And show you that you should be too.
00:09:32Well, in that case, Mum, eating this pie would mean I would be being extremely true to myself.
00:09:40Five minutes warning.
00:09:41Five minutes warning.
00:10:11What's going on?
00:10:12A bit early for it, isn't it?
00:10:14I have just lost five rounds of cards to Ajax, and I don't have the money to pay him.
00:10:21What were you playing?
00:10:22Texas Holder.
00:10:23For money?
00:10:24Why do you think I'm hiding?
00:10:27How much was that?
00:10:29150 euros.
00:10:31Oh, yes.
00:10:33You know, I was the Rakaia champ at cribbage.
00:10:36Do you reckon you could teach me how to play Texas Holder?
00:10:38Now?
00:10:41Eh, why not?
00:10:42Eh, well, A, a pin-up all night playing cards, and B, someone is trying to kill me.
00:10:51I'll pay you.
00:10:55Eh, you know.
00:10:57Hmm.
00:10:58150 euros?
00:11:00Yes.
00:11:01Then why not, eh?
00:11:02Ah, come sit down here.
00:11:06So, eh, why do you need to know how to, eh, play poker, eh?
00:11:10Ah, you never know.
00:11:12Might come in useful.
00:11:13I could teach the fellas at cribbage how to play.
00:11:16You, eh, very strange woman, eh?
00:11:18Crystal, it's Sasha.
00:11:20I've got your breakfast.
00:11:23Just popping it on the table.
00:11:30I know you asked for sourdough, but they only had brown, so I just got a mixture of...
00:11:35Are you sure you're okay?
00:11:45Okay?
00:11:48Crystal?
00:11:55Somebody help!
00:11:56There we are, right to the door
00:12:20Well, I swear
00:12:22Your driving has become worse
00:12:24Well, to be fair, back home
00:12:27I don't really have to deal with scooters
00:12:28Cutting you up and tourists walking
00:12:30In front of the dirt bike
00:12:31It's just a whole lot of dumb sheep
00:12:33Thanks for the brekkie
00:12:36Well, you stopped the car and you said
00:12:38That you couldn't find the strength to drive
00:12:39If I didn't buy your cheese pie
00:12:41Still you did though, didn't you?
00:12:43I didn't have a choice, did I?
00:12:46I had to go to work and you're driving my car
00:12:48Yeah, well you've got a wee coffee
00:12:50Sometimes you've just got to stop
00:12:52And refuel
00:12:53Especially when you've had a 6am poker game
00:12:56What are you talking about?
00:12:58Cards?
00:12:58Yeah, yeah
00:12:59Dino came over and taught me how to play Texas Hold'em
00:13:02Oh, Dino
00:13:03The guy that keeps getting arrested
00:13:05Oh, Dino's a good boy
00:13:07He's just got in with the wrong crowd
00:13:10The very wrong crowd
00:13:11And be careful that you don't do the same, Shirley
00:13:13Oh, straight as a die, me, sis
00:13:16Okay
00:13:16Also, about last night
00:13:18I'm sorry for my mum
00:13:20She might need some time to
00:13:22She'll be right
00:13:24She'll warm to me
00:13:25Everyone always does
00:13:26Except Sandra
00:13:28From the post office
00:13:30She never did
00:13:30G'day, Sandra
00:13:33I'm waiting for
00:13:34Thanks, Sandra
00:13:40Cheers
00:13:41I reckon she was quite annoyed about me and Robbie getting married
00:13:44Him being her first love and all
00:13:46Sorry, but I'm running really late
00:13:49Hey, can I come in and say g'day to George?
00:13:54No
00:13:55Well, I've got your keys
00:13:57Shall I bring them in?
00:13:59Okay
00:13:59And then I can say g'day to George?
00:14:01No
00:14:02Alright, I'll just bring in your keys
00:14:04Ellen, how are the legs?
00:14:32Oh, it's okay
00:14:34But I'm not telling Spiteri
00:14:35Because he's trying to find any excuse to send me home
00:14:37You will get better soon, I hope
00:14:40Oh, George
00:14:41What is this with the English?
00:14:43What's wrong with my English?
00:14:45Your sister said my English is
00:14:46Sweet as or something
00:14:48Oh, that
00:14:48Well, I don't know what it means
00:14:50Well, I don't know what it means
00:14:51She calls everything
00:14:52Sweet as this
00:14:53Sweet as that
00:14:53Sweet as
00:14:54I don't know what it means
00:14:55You mean sugar?
00:14:57Sweet?
00:14:57George
00:14:58I don't know
00:14:58Oh, no, I wasn't
00:15:05Sorry
00:15:06Yes
00:15:07Oh, Struth
00:15:13It's hot in here
00:15:14And why are you here?
00:15:17Just enough to
00:15:17My list
00:15:18Can you give these to Helen?
00:15:25Why don't you put that on?
00:15:27It's really toasty
00:15:28Oh
00:15:29It is
00:15:30Stop, start, stop, start
00:15:33Broken
00:15:36Do you mind if I take a look?
00:15:39Right
00:15:39Yeah
00:15:50I thought so
00:15:52I've got just the fake
00:16:01Right
00:16:11Give it a go now
00:16:12Thank you
00:16:17That was sweet as
00:16:19I love a bit of DIY
00:16:22Yeah, back home
00:16:23I'm the handyman
00:16:24In our house
00:16:25I've got my wag training
00:16:27You see
00:16:27Wag?
00:16:28Like footballer's wife?
00:16:30Yeah, nah
00:16:31Worldwide Association of Girl Guides
00:16:34I've got six odd job badges
00:16:37There's seven if you include whittling
00:16:38But nobody ever does
00:16:40You know, odd jobs
00:16:42DIY
00:16:43You know, like
00:16:45Like fixing stuff
00:16:46Ah, fixing stuff
00:16:48Yeah
00:16:49That's good, yeah?
00:16:50Yeah
00:16:51Where are we going, mate?
00:17:06You will be our new handyman
00:17:08Or woman
00:17:09Not much money
00:17:10And no regular hours
00:17:11But
00:17:12Well, I've had worse
00:17:14I'll take it
00:17:15Well, that's all Greek to me
00:17:20What does it say?
00:17:22It says
00:17:22Women's toilet is broken
00:17:23Use men ones
00:17:24Oh, so this is my first job
00:17:27Oh, okay
00:17:28I'll go get my bag
00:17:29And get sorted
00:17:30Come on then, Duke
00:17:31Duke
00:17:32Ah, yeah, yeah
00:17:33You know
00:17:34Duke
00:17:35Duke-carcass
00:17:36You get it?
00:17:37My first name is Andreas
00:17:38Oh, but it doesn't have quite the same ring to it as Duke
00:17:42Now, does it?
00:17:43Hmm
00:17:43Duke, like a prince or king or something
00:17:47Yeah, if you like
00:17:48I mean, a fine figure of a man like you needs a good nickname
00:17:51Duke
00:17:53And what about you?
00:17:54Oh, you can just call me Cheryl
00:17:56Everybody does
00:17:56Except for Sandra
00:17:58She calls me a boyfriend stealing
00:18:00We know something else
00:18:01What does it mean?
00:18:03The call came in 20 minutes ago
00:18:05All I know is that we need to be quiet about this
00:18:07This veiled woman has been presenting British television for decades now
00:18:11The British press will be on our backs the moment they sniffed this one out
00:18:15I see
00:18:16Don't mess up
00:18:18Why would I mess up?
00:18:20You are new here
00:18:21And under review
00:18:22And quite frankly
00:18:24I am a little concerned that you are not fully focused
00:18:27Sir
00:18:29I assure you that
00:18:31Every
00:18:31I understand that
00:18:33Learning a career and a family is not easy
00:18:37I assure you, sir
00:18:39That it's totally manageable
00:18:40It is good to know
00:18:41Not everybody is cut out for this line of work
00:18:44There are many details that can't be missed
00:18:46Many roads that lead nowhere
00:18:49Or worse
00:18:50In the wrong direction
00:18:51I am ready for the job, sir
00:18:55In fact
00:18:56We don't need anyone
00:18:58Thank you very much, lady
00:18:59So, yeah, rang it surely
00:19:06Thank you a little bit
00:19:07Cheeky monkey
00:19:09Are you here?
00:19:11Oh, yeah
00:19:11I'm your new handyman woman
00:19:15Seriously?
00:19:16Yeah
00:19:17That way I can be here to help you whenever you need me
00:19:20For what?
00:19:21You know, like to get around and other stuff
00:19:23Other stuff?
00:19:25Yeah
00:19:25Mind you, I need to get back to the hostel and freshen up
00:19:28Hostel?
00:19:29You're not staying with your sister?
00:19:31Half-sister?
00:19:31No
00:19:32My apartment is really small
00:19:33And I have my daughter there
00:19:34And my mum comes quite often
00:19:36Yeah, nah
00:19:37I've got a nice little room down in Ammonia Square
00:19:40Ammonia Square?
00:19:42It's very dangerous there
00:19:43Is it?
00:19:44Oh, I didn't think it was too bad
00:19:46I've got a couple of mates already down there
00:19:49You see?
00:19:50Oh, I hear do you like it
00:19:53Yeah, my son Murray didn't want me to get homesick
00:19:57So he recorded my favourite you
00:19:58Me?
00:19:59No, no, you
00:20:01That's a sheep
00:20:01And I got Talia to stick it on my phone for me yesterday
00:20:05One sec
00:20:06That's a bit late in the day for you, isn't it?
00:20:11Heavy rains expected this weekend
00:20:12And I've just been trying to get the girls down from the top hill
00:20:15I've been shouting at them for ages
00:20:16And they're just not budging
00:20:18Well, stop yelling at them for a start
00:20:20They don't speak human, remember Robbie?
00:20:24Okay, it's not what you say that matters
00:20:26It's what you do
00:20:26Now, put the tinny down
00:20:28Uh, how did you know I was holding one?
00:20:34Educated guess
00:20:35Now go and find Elsie and stand next to her
00:20:38Remember, a cow's point of balance is at her shoulder
00:20:41So if you want her to move backwards
00:20:43Move in front of it
00:20:44And if you want her to move forwards
00:20:46Move behind it
00:20:47If that fails, give her a tap on the rear
00:20:49And that'll get her going
00:20:51And if Elsie goes, all the rest will follow
00:20:53Well, if you're sure
00:20:56As sure as sheep have dads
00:21:00Hey, love
00:21:01When are you coming home?
00:21:04Not long now, love
00:21:06Yeah, gotta go
00:21:07Give my loves to the kids
00:21:08Bye
00:21:10I love you too, Sheel
00:21:14Elsie!
00:21:19I love you too, Sheel
00:21:24I want to ask you something
00:21:25Was someone with you in the party today?
00:21:27Yes
00:21:28Excuse me, I want to ask you something
00:21:32Is the king who passed away
00:21:33Was he still in the party of the family?
00:21:36Yes
00:21:36I understand
00:21:37Okay, I don't need anything else
00:21:39I'd like you very much
00:21:40I'd like you to go
00:21:40How are you here?
00:21:46How are you here?
00:21:47Good, good
00:21:48Lots to assess
00:21:49I will be a little more minutes
00:21:53You mean a few
00:22:00Sorry?
00:22:02In English, you should say a few
00:22:06Have you noticed
00:22:18The straws?
00:22:21Yes
00:22:21They look like they've been
00:22:23Dipped
00:22:24Some kind of
00:22:25Oil, I think
00:22:26The production assistant
00:22:28I spoke to downstairs
00:22:30Told me that part of her job
00:22:32Was to maintain
00:22:33Miss Vale's
00:22:34Drinking equipment
00:22:35So that she doesn't
00:22:36Smudge her lipstick
00:22:37Between
00:22:38Takes
00:22:39And stain her teeth
00:22:41Ah
00:22:42That explains it
00:22:43A type of nut coil
00:22:45Wow
00:22:46That's interesting
00:22:47There's an EpiPen here
00:22:51What?
00:22:52One piece
00:22:52Oh yes
00:22:53This one
00:22:54And also
00:22:55A garter for the door
00:22:56Key card
00:22:58Key card
00:22:58Yes
00:22:59Key card on the dresser
00:23:01Hmm
00:23:01Yes
00:23:05Hmm
00:23:08Two shower cups
00:23:09Yeah, fair
00:23:09Can I touch this?
00:23:11I'm gloved up
00:23:12Gloved up
00:23:12I like it
00:23:14Hmm
00:23:14Yes
00:23:14Burned to the wick
00:23:16Did you smell this when we arrived?
00:23:18No
00:23:18Me neither
00:23:20Mustn't have been much left in the candle
00:23:22Hmm
00:23:23Honey, suckle and lavender
00:23:25That must have been nice
00:23:26You like perfume candles?
00:23:28Of course I do
00:23:29Who doesn't?
00:23:31Tell me it's not true
00:23:32It can't be true
00:23:33Crystal?
00:23:34Madam
00:23:34The room is a crime scene
00:23:36You're not allowed to be here
00:23:38Toho
00:23:38Celia Maddox, I presume?
00:23:42That's right
00:23:42Tell me there's been some mistake
00:23:44If you're referring to the death of your colleague
00:23:46Miss Vale
00:23:47I'm afraid not
00:23:49Crystal wasn't just a colleague
00:23:53She was a friend
00:23:54She was a good friend
00:23:56So you were close?
00:23:58Close
00:23:59We worked together for 20 years
00:24:01Of course we were
00:24:02Oh, sorry
00:24:03I must say awfully rude
00:24:05I'm just
00:24:06I'm simply, simply in shock
00:24:08It's all too much to take in
00:24:10I understand
00:24:11The constable will look after you
00:24:13Whilst I finish up here
00:24:15However
00:24:16I need to ask you some questions
00:24:18Regarding your whereabouts last night
00:24:20I was here
00:24:21Looked at a drink after dinner
00:24:23Was I the last person to see Crystal
00:24:26Before she
00:24:26Oh, what?
00:24:28Organo, partner
00:24:29Oh, my God
00:24:30Thank you so much
00:24:31Thank you
00:24:32And I don't leave you many
00:24:39Yes
00:24:40You see?
00:24:41Stop right there
00:24:54Oh, good night
00:24:55Do you know where the tools are?
00:24:57Dukaki, here
00:24:58Dukaki
00:25:00What are you doing here?
00:25:08Have you not told him?
00:25:10No
00:25:10Well, he's going to be stoked
00:25:12He's the new technician
00:25:13He's very good to make
00:25:16He made the work at the reception
00:25:20With his own
00:25:21Odontovurtsa
00:25:23Oh, by the way
00:25:26Duke
00:25:26Can you tell him
00:25:27I had a nosy in his office
00:25:28And I'm going to come in
00:25:29And fix his shelf
00:25:30I don't think that's a good idea
00:25:31And why were you looking
00:25:35Through the evidence boxes?
00:25:37Oh, was I?
00:25:38Were you?
00:25:39Oh, no
00:25:40I was trying to look for some tools
00:25:41I mean, there's only so much
00:25:42A girl can do with a toothbrush
00:25:43And a hunting knife
00:25:45You have a hunting knife?
00:25:46Oh, yeah
00:25:46I've got it right here
00:25:48No, no, no
00:25:48You don't need to do that
00:25:49He's making the telos
00:25:52Then you'll be able to do it
00:25:54Okay
00:25:55Well, I think that went well, didn't it?
00:26:04What was she thinking?
00:26:05He was losing my head up there like that
00:26:07It's the thought of her being a few feet away
00:26:11You said that you and Miss Vale
00:26:14Had a late night drink in her room?
00:26:17It wasn't that late
00:26:18It was
00:26:18I'd left by
00:26:19Nine, nine thirty
00:26:21We had the sign-off show to do today
00:26:23And then
00:26:24That was our Greek adventure all wrapped up
00:26:27Paul, the director, found this fabulous place
00:26:31Right outside the city
00:26:32With
00:26:32Views to die for
00:26:34We were just all really looking forward to it, you know
00:26:40So, Mr. Lester
00:26:41Can you please tell me when exactly you saw her last?
00:26:44Well, it was last night at dinner
00:26:45Well, I had dinner
00:26:47Crystal wasn't a big one for eating, full stop
00:26:49She was a television chef
00:26:51Ironic, right?
00:26:52She had a few allergies and was more concerned with looking good on camera than indulging in actual food that involved anything more than a few lettuce leaves and skinless bald chicken
00:27:00Allergies?
00:27:00Yeah, a nut allergy and very sensitive
00:27:04Paranoid about plastics
00:27:06Said they'd be the death of us all
00:27:07Well, oil on the straws matches the swab from the victim's lips
00:27:11Peanuts
00:27:13Well, according to her, um, director, um, Crystal Vale had a nut allergy
00:27:18This is what the EpiPen in her room is for, I assume
00:27:22I couldn't read the label
00:27:23The shop assistant at the supermarket assured me that it was almond oil
00:27:27And you took their word for it?
00:27:28Yeah, why wouldn't I?
00:27:30Well, because the woman you were responsible for had a life-threatening peanut allergy
00:27:34Yeah, well, I never would have used it if I had any doubts
00:27:37And you might like to know that the key we took had both her prints and somebody else's
00:27:42Okay
00:27:43So, do you think it could be the receptionist?
00:27:47Well, no
00:27:47Because I took a set of their prints to rule them out before I left
00:27:51You're good at this?
00:27:52Yes, I am
00:27:53Amongst other things
00:27:57Okay
00:27:58Bye, George
00:28:00Thank you
00:28:01She sounds like she had a lot of strong opinions
00:28:04In Crystal's mind, her opinions were facts
00:28:06Everyone else was wrong
00:28:08And that is personal experience, you would say?
00:28:13You went for a nightcap in Crystal's room
00:28:16You know what they say?
00:28:18When in Rome
00:28:19Or Athens
00:28:21Miss Marks?
00:28:22Sasha
00:28:23She said you came to her room for some headache pills
00:28:27This is heat
00:28:29Not used to it
00:28:30Getting old
00:28:31Sasha's little walk-in medicine cabinet
00:28:34I suppose that's her job, isn't it?
00:28:36To remember what we forget
00:28:37Not that she does
00:28:39I think this is her first time as a production assistant
00:28:42She's absolutely awful
00:28:45All of this because I accidentally used the wrong oil
00:28:48Why would I want to hurt the one person who gave me a break?
00:28:51Maybe because she destroyed your family
00:28:54Who told you that?
00:28:57I think Crystal only put in a word for her because she felt guilty
00:29:00Guilty?
00:29:01Oh
00:29:02Has that not come up yet?
00:29:05Well, Crystal had an affair with the girl's father
00:29:07Years and years ago
00:29:08But
00:29:09Broke the family up
00:29:10You know
00:29:11I'd have a lot on to Sasha that I knew
00:29:14But I didn't want to embarrass the girl
00:29:15But
00:29:15Why she'd want to continue to work with Crystal after that is beyond me
00:29:19But then again
00:29:21Maybe she didn't know the full story
00:29:23She was a child after all
00:29:24And
00:29:25TV production's a tough industry
00:29:28Very tough
00:29:29Take your breaks where you can find them
00:29:32Even if they're offered by the enemy
00:29:35Did you know about your father's relationship with Miss Vale when you took the job?
00:29:41I don't remember any of that
00:29:42I was just a kid
00:29:43Maybe she did give me the job because she knew my dad
00:29:45Maybe she did give you the job because she felt
00:29:48Guilty?
00:29:50I never saw Crystal feel guilty about anything
00:29:52It sounds that Miss Vale was not a very nice person
00:29:56You didn't like her that much
00:29:58Not much to be honest
00:29:59Enough to change the oil on purpose
00:30:04How was Miss Marks when you saw her last night?
00:30:10Hmm
00:30:10You're fine
00:30:11The usual Sasha
00:30:13Bag of nerves that girl
00:30:15I think Crystal had given her a bit of a hard time that day
00:30:18I've been traipsing about this archipelago for several months now
00:30:22Don't get me wrong
00:30:25Yours is a beautiful, beautiful country
00:30:28But I think we're just all ready to go home
00:30:30Poor Crystal
00:30:33I believe she'll be getting home in a box
00:30:36Miss Marks, do you speak any Greek?
00:30:40Hello, goodbye, thank you
00:30:41That's it?
00:30:43Why would I? I'm not Greek
00:30:45Okay, let's talk about the name in your passport
00:30:50Shall we?
00:30:52So, it's Sasha Kristalia Markakis
00:30:58It sounds a bit Greek to me
00:31:00That's private property
00:31:02Miss Marks, you're a suspect in a murder investigation
00:31:06You never said anything before about me being a suspect
00:31:08You asked me to come here to help with your inquiries
00:31:11Yes, and we appreciate it
00:31:13But since you arrived, new evidence has come to light
00:31:16Like what?
00:31:17Like this
00:31:18My father's Greek
00:31:23My mother's English
00:31:24Marks is my professional name, it's easier to pronounce
00:31:27So you are half Greek
00:31:28Yeah, but that doesn't mean that I can speak Greek
00:31:30Or read it
00:31:31But it does mean that you might
00:31:33Well, I don't
00:31:34I want a solicitor
00:31:36Very well
00:31:37Interview with Sasha Markakis
00:31:40Suspended at 2.42
00:31:42Can I go to the toilet?
00:31:45Of course
00:31:45Follow me
00:31:46The bathroom moves down the corridor
00:31:50Don't you want to guard me or something?
00:31:54Only guilty people try to escape
00:31:56If Crystal's death had anything to do with the oil and those straws
00:31:59It was an accident
00:32:00Accidents happen
00:32:02Yes, they do
00:32:03What was that about?
00:32:22I don't know yet
00:32:23But it's something Shirley said earlier about cows
00:32:28And what did she say?
00:32:30It's not what you say
00:32:31It's what you do that matters
00:32:33That girl
00:32:37Reads Greek
00:32:38Lunch
00:32:45Sorry, I know it's late
00:32:47But do you want to eat this before we start again?
00:32:50It's got cheese in it
00:32:51Yes, so?
00:32:54I'm lactose intolerant
00:32:55Oh, why didn't you say that from the start?
00:33:00Didn't come up
00:33:01Like your real name?
00:33:03Is there anything else you want to share with me that hasn't come up?
00:33:09Excuse me
00:33:10Helen
00:33:15You'll never guess
00:33:17So don't make me
00:33:18The peanut oil on the victim's lips and straws is a big sergas menu
00:33:23Refined?
00:33:24Yes, refined
00:33:25But the refined peanut oil does not cause an allergic reaction
00:33:29So Crystal Vale didn't die as a result of anaphylactic shock?
00:33:34There is no evidence of this
00:33:36So then what?
00:33:37She drowned in the bath?
00:33:39There was no water in the lungs
00:33:41So it appears she stopped breathing before she slipped down
00:33:43Why didn't you tell me that our dad was a cop, H?
00:33:48It could have had something to do with why he went missing
00:33:51You should have told me
00:33:52We're not going to speak about it now, okay?
00:33:57I'm in the middle of a murder investigation
00:33:59I think
00:34:01So
00:34:05If Crystal Vale didn't fall asleep and drowned
00:34:11Which rules out an accident
00:34:13And if she didn't die of an allergic shock to peanut oil
00:34:17I don't know, maybe the young woman wanted to kill her
00:34:20But there is no proof that she did
00:34:22And if it was not an accident
00:34:24And Sasha Markakis didn't kill her
00:34:27Then someone else did
00:34:28We notice there's a lot of people
00:34:34Carking it around here
00:34:35What are you looking at?
00:34:48No one
00:34:48Yes you are
00:34:49That's the lady from the TV show
00:34:55Stop it
00:34:55She will think we're watching her
00:34:57You were?
00:34:58Celia Maddock
00:34:59That's it
00:35:00Celia Maddock
00:35:01Oh gee, Yo-Yo will be so mad she didn't come up with us
00:35:04Stop watching her
00:35:05Now
00:35:06You'll want to talk
00:35:08You've been eyeballing them all through dinner
00:35:10There's something about those two I cannot put my finger on
00:35:14I can tell
00:35:15And I bet you they can too
00:35:16The way you've been rubbernecking
00:35:17Yeah
00:35:18Mum, stop embarrassing us
00:35:19I'm not
00:35:20She hasn't looked our way once
00:35:22Too busy flirting with her director
00:35:24They're like ghost droppings
00:35:25Do you reckon those too
00:35:29Stop it
00:35:31Where?
00:35:32Where is she?
00:35:33Show me
00:35:34Hold up the phone
00:35:35It's so exciting
00:35:37She is talking to Crystal Vale's ex-husband
00:35:43What?
00:35:44Paul Lester
00:35:45He used to be married to Crystal Vale
00:35:47Take me to Celia
00:35:50No
00:35:51Please
00:35:52She won't mind
00:35:53Yaya's a big fan
00:35:54TV stars love meeting their fans
00:35:56Celia
00:35:57Ipauhi
00:35:57Helen
00:35:59My only child
00:36:01Yes?
00:36:02Make a dying woman happy
00:36:03One minute, no more
00:36:05Go, go
00:36:06Is Alexa dying?
00:36:11What?
00:36:12Oh, oh, no, no
00:36:14This is something she says when she wants her way
00:36:16Right, yeah
00:36:17I'm am gilpong
00:36:19Exactly
00:36:20I'm a mom
00:36:21About the boat
00:36:25I've been thinking that maybe we should
00:36:27Celia
00:36:28I know you wanted it to be a lead
00:36:31But I've been looking for my father
00:36:34Our father
00:36:36For such a long time
00:36:37There's just so many pieces to the puzzle that just
00:36:41Don't fit
00:36:43What about Spiteri?
00:36:45Where does he fit?
00:36:46I mean, he looked pretty matey with Ari in the photos I found in his office
00:36:50He must know something
00:36:52Well, mom told me that him and dad used to be good friends once
00:36:57They joined the force at the same time, served together for many years
00:37:02When dad left, Spiteri opened a missing person case
00:37:07But whenever mom asked how it went
00:37:09The only thing he told her is that
00:37:11Stay out of it
00:37:12So the only thing he was willing to share with her is that
00:37:16It seemed, it had evidence that dad left on his own free will
00:37:20Who knows?
00:37:21I think something happened between them
00:37:24This is why
00:37:25Me being there gets so much under his skin
00:37:29Maybe if you just took him for a beer
00:37:31And you could ask him what happened
00:37:33No, no
00:37:34It was a long time ago
00:37:36What's important to me right now
00:37:38Is keeping my job
00:37:39And a roof over Thalia's head
00:37:41So that my ex-husband doesn't claim custody
00:37:44Whatever dad did
00:37:47He had many years to make it right
00:37:49He chose not to
00:37:51End of story
00:37:52The sheet is so nice
00:37:55Yeah, I couldn't believe she was actually talking to her
00:37:57Celia and Paul said I could go with them tomorrow
00:38:00To the last sheet
00:38:01They're doing the serious sign-off
00:38:02No
00:38:03But, mom
00:38:05Thalia, no
00:38:06It's not appropriate
00:38:08They're both witnesses to a murder case I'm working on
00:38:10Well, that says off
00:38:16It was lovely to meet you though, Thalia
00:38:18G'day, I'm Cheryl
00:38:19Oh, Cheryl, nice to meet you, Cheryl
00:38:21Is that an Aussie accent, I hear?
00:38:23Yeah, nah, a Kiwi
00:38:24I'm her auntie
00:38:26Oh, so this is your lovely family then, Detective
00:38:28Yes, thank you
00:38:30Mr. Lester
00:38:31You didn't mention you were married to Crystal
00:38:34When we spoke at the hotel
00:38:36That was many, many moons ago
00:38:38Didn't even occur to me
00:38:39Paul was husband number two
00:38:41Almost my number one
00:38:42Excuse me?
00:38:44Celia and I were engaged briefly
00:38:46Before Crystal and I
00:38:47Oh, that's all water under the bridge, though
00:38:49Best leave the past the past, is it not?
00:38:52Although it sounds like poor Sasha couldn't
00:38:53Such a sweet girl
00:38:55It's hard to believe she could have poisoned anyone
00:38:57Even Crystal
00:38:58Yeah, well, some people do hold on to past grudges
00:39:01Mr. Lester, when you're saying even Crystal
00:39:04You two didn't get on?
00:39:06Don't mind me, it was a throwaway remark
00:39:08Crystal and I were on very good terms
00:39:10Well, Crystal certainly was, hmm?
00:39:13Her divorce lawyers took you to the cleaners
00:39:14Two husbands ten years later
00:39:16He's still paying alimony
00:39:17Or he was
00:39:18Oh, sorry, just my way of coping
00:39:23I'm actually in shock
00:39:24I'm glad your appetite is unaffected
00:39:28Nice meal?
00:39:29I owed Celia dinner for finding my wallet
00:39:31I lost it after I first arrived
00:39:33I thought it was gone for good, but
00:39:35I'd been sitting by the pool
00:39:37And I spotted it in a nearby bush
00:39:38How lucky is that, eh?
00:39:40Someone must have pickpocketed him in the first night here
00:39:42Grabbed the cash, chucked the wallet
00:39:44And had been sat there ever since
00:39:46Thankfully all the cars are still in it
00:39:48So, here we are
00:39:49I'm not one to renege on a promise
00:39:51Except promises of marriage
00:39:53As I said, I don't hold on to past lights
00:39:56Life's too short, as our dear friend's sudden passing has reminded us
00:40:01I mean, imagine meeting your maker in a bubble bath
00:40:04So banal
00:40:05Oh, I don't know, there's worse ways to go
00:40:07I mean, a bath's not too bad
00:40:09Better than a slurry pit
00:40:11What's a slurry pit?
00:40:13Excuse me, I need to take this
00:40:15Is it safe?
00:40:18Yes, there is a...
00:40:19How do you say it?
00:40:21A pinch print
00:40:21Pinch print
00:40:23Yes, a pinch print on the left corner
00:40:26And Sasha's prints cover the rest of the card
00:40:29Well, Sasha admits that Crystal gave her the key card the night before
00:40:34But it was missing by the next morning
00:40:36A maid confirms letting Sasha in with a breakfast tray
00:40:40To make sure she has a witness, huh?
00:40:43It would be a smart move
00:40:45And Miss Markakis is much smarter than she makes out
00:40:48She probably planted the card as soon as she got in the room
00:40:52So Sasha is still our main suspect?
00:40:54For now
00:40:55One second
00:40:58Excuse me
00:41:00Excuse me
00:41:01Mr. Lester, just one quick question
00:41:05When was the last time you spoke to Crystal?
00:41:09Um, last night on the phone
00:41:10I think it was about 9 or 10, I think
00:41:12Well, it was 9.30, I remember
00:41:13Because I checked my watch
00:41:15And you two were still speaking when I left the room
00:41:17Um, I understand
00:41:18So, um, you were the last one to see her alive
00:41:23And you, Mr. Lester, were the last one to speak to her
00:41:27Great
00:41:29Thank you so much for your time
00:41:31Goodbye
00:41:32Have a nice evening
00:41:33Girls, I have to leave
00:41:41Now?
00:41:42Yes
00:41:43I will pay the bill
00:41:44You stay here and enjoy yourself, though
00:41:46I'm sure we can manage that
00:41:48Where are you going?
00:41:50Work
00:41:50I'm sorry
00:41:51Ross
00:42:06Room service
00:42:09I am so hungry, thank you
00:42:14I was just
00:42:15Something to look forward to, then
00:42:17Okay
00:42:18So, let's get started
00:42:20You know, you are like a drill sergeant
00:42:23I'm the mother of a 15-year-old
00:42:26I am a drill sergeant
00:42:28Thalia is 15
00:42:29Wow, you must have had her young
00:42:32Not really
00:42:33Normal age, I would say
00:42:35Still, it must be hard, you know, bringing up a child on your own
00:42:39Well, her dad is around
00:42:41Oh, he is
00:42:44He's around because we have shared custody
00:42:46Not that he is around the whole time in the house
00:42:50Oh, okay
00:42:50Actually, you know, Thalia said that he's on a dating app, so he's obviously dating
00:42:56Dating app
00:42:58What is this?
00:43:00Dating app
00:43:00Dating app
00:43:02And you are on this dating app?
00:43:07Me?
00:43:07No
00:43:08No
00:43:09God, no
00:43:09You know, putting all that personal information on internet
00:43:14Being in our business
00:43:15I'm telling you, I know how vulnerable that leads you to online crime
00:43:19Yeah, so you are not on a dating app, but you are dating
00:43:23Me?
00:43:25Yeah
00:43:26Um, you know, actually I haven't, um
00:43:29Okay, let's get started before it gets too late, yes?
00:43:35Yes, yes, of course
00:43:36Um, so what are we looking for that we haven't found already?
00:43:40Well, if I knew that, we would have found it
00:43:43Put your gloves on
00:43:44Um, I need this
00:43:45Yes
00:43:45And that
00:43:47Oh, maybe that
00:43:48So, hair moisturizers and the rest?
00:43:52All at the lab for testing
00:43:53Yeah, we're looking for asymethystasystudy
00:43:56Find anything?
00:43:57Nope
00:43:58Pretty standard stuff
00:43:59Ninety percent water, most of it
00:44:01And, uh, some of those old used, uh, Q-tips
00:44:05And one of those bath form
00:44:07Uh, fagelagi, you know?
00:44:09Sashet
00:44:09The English word for fagelagi is a sashet
00:44:12Sashet
00:44:13Mm-hmm
00:44:14Honey, saco, and lavender
00:44:16Same as the other one
00:44:18Lavenda is the best
00:44:21Agapou levada
00:44:22Oh, okay
00:44:25Look what we have here
00:44:27Two hotel shower cups
00:44:30One was on her head
00:44:33So the one on the floor, I think that was her own
00:44:35That awful looking thing with the pink hearts
00:44:38I think she bought it in Greece because it had a Greek label on it
00:44:42Ah, this is Elena's essentials and we have this tested at the lab too, but only the victim's fingerprints were found
00:44:49Considering the frontrunner cause of death was asphyxiation, I'm wondering why the killer left both cups in the room
00:44:57That's a really important question, but can I have my dinner now, please?
00:45:02Yes, you can
00:45:04You left the camera rolling when you all went for a swim?
00:45:23Okay
00:45:23Okay, you would say about 9.30?
00:45:25Great, let me check something
00:45:28Okay
00:45:30Yes
00:45:32Okay, I will need to take this for investigation, but I will give it to you afterwards
00:45:41Thank you so much for your help
00:45:43So that's my Murray, he's a good boy
00:45:49And this is my eldest Mary
00:45:53Look at all those monkeys
00:45:55I know, that's in Bali in a place called, oh, check this out
00:46:00Uluwatu
00:46:02Marge, my youngest, showed me how to get the metadata of Mary's photos so I can see where she's been
00:46:09Metadata, hey
00:46:10That's the right word for it, isn't it?
00:46:12Yeah, does she know you're stalking her?
00:46:15Oh, I'm just curious to know all the places she's been, all these great places
00:46:20I didn't get to travel much, you see
00:46:22I used to walk outside my gate and I wouldn't see anybody for as far as the eye could see
00:46:29Let alone monkeys
00:46:31Until now?
00:46:32Yeah, until now
00:46:34I didn't really want to come to Greece
00:46:36No?
00:46:37Well, not to live anyway
00:46:38I liked London
00:46:40It was hard moving here
00:46:42How did you move here?
00:46:44It was my dad
00:46:45He got a big job here and shared custody
00:46:48So mum had no excuse not to as she's Greek anyway, so
00:46:51Parents can be a right pain in the backside
00:46:56They really can
00:46:57I mean, making decisions that you have no control over
00:47:01Totally
00:47:02I mean, fancy my mum not telling me who my real father was
00:47:06Yeah, that's not okay
00:47:07No, mind you, I guess she didn't want to upset old mother
00:47:11That's my other dad
00:47:13They're both gone now
00:47:15No point in holding a grudge
00:47:17And I found us
00:47:18That's right, T, I have
00:47:21And you are my favourite niece
00:47:23The one back in New Zealand is a right little blighter
00:47:27Yes
00:47:27Can you pull up Crystal Vale's phone records for me, please?
00:47:32Oh, and ask if there is a shop in Athens called Helena's Essential
00:47:36If there is, find out if they sold a shower cap with pink hearts in the last few days and who bought it
00:47:43No, no, tomorrow's fine
00:47:45I'll be in early, yes
00:47:48Thank you, Dukagi
00:47:50Good evening, Detective
00:47:55We've got to stop meeting like this
00:47:57Indeed
00:47:58Had a nice evening?
00:48:00Yes
00:48:00Very
00:48:01Considering the dreadful circumstances, yeah
00:48:05It was just Paul and I going over good times
00:48:08We both loved Crystal very much
00:48:11She had such verve
00:48:13Anyway, Celia, I've just got to run, so I'll call you later, okay?
00:48:18Okay
00:48:18Detective?
00:48:20Ah, excuse me, is Mr. Lester not staying here?
00:48:23Yeah, he is, he's just got some things to attend to
00:48:26At this time of night?
00:48:27Yeah
00:48:27That's Paul, always burning the candle at both ends
00:48:31Needless to say, Crystal's death has thrown a few spanners in the works
00:48:36Well, I'll say goodnight, Detective
00:48:38Miss Maddox, just one quick question
00:48:41At the restaurant, you mentioned Crystal being in a bubble bath when she died
00:48:45Did I?
00:48:47Yes
00:48:47How did you know it was a bubble bath?
00:48:52She mentioned something about it for a left that evening, I just presumed
00:48:57Hmm
00:48:58I see
00:48:59Well, the wedding party video shows you there just after 9.30
00:49:04Yeah, as I told you
00:49:07But you didn't arrive at Chasse's rooms for another 10 minutes or so?
00:49:12Oh, I had a headache and I went outside to get some food
00:49:17Fresh air by the poolside
00:49:19Realised I needed to get some painkillers
00:49:22So I stopped into Sasha's room on my way back to mine
00:49:25If that's all, Detective, I'll say goodnight
00:49:27I am fit to drop
00:49:29Of course
00:49:29Goodnight
00:49:31Miss Maddox
00:49:34Interview with Sasha Markakis
00:49:47Commencing at 8.50am, 5th of October 2024
00:49:51Present in the room is Detective Eleni Moustakas
00:49:55The suspect, Sasha Markakis
00:49:57The suspect's brief, Stavros Papadopoulos
00:50:00Sasha, we have footage showing you approaching Crystal Vale's room at 9.54 on the night of the murder
00:50:09And exiting her room 8 minutes later
00:50:11That's not true, I never left my room that night
00:50:13Is there anyone who can vouch for that?
00:50:17Celia came by
00:50:18I don't know when
00:50:21But she came by asking for a couple of headache tablets
00:50:24We chatted and then she left
00:50:26And then?
00:50:27I went to bed
00:50:27Well, Sasha, we have visual evidence showing that this is not the case
00:50:34I'm not lying, I swear
00:50:35Look, I admit, I hated her, okay?
00:50:39She ruined my childhood and I'm not going to lie and say I'm not happy that she's dead
00:50:42But if the peanut oil didn't get her, then it didn't work
00:50:44And her being dead has nothing to do with me
00:50:45Mr Papadopoulos, your client has just admitted to wishing to cause Crystal Vale grievous bodily harm
00:50:52And is at the moment the main suspect in a murder case
00:50:55Crystal Vale was attacked whilst being alone and vulnerable in a bath
00:50:59So, Sasha, you entered the diseased room at the approximate time of her death wearing the crew jacket
00:51:07I didn't even have it that night
00:51:08I left it in the restaurant at dinner
00:51:10You can ask the waitress at the hotel, the young one who's always there, black hair, Bob
00:51:15She brought it to me from the kitchen asking me whose it was
00:51:17You could have planned it there the night before
00:51:20I didn't
00:51:20Okay
00:51:23Can you tell me, do you remember how long did Celia Maddox stay in her room?
00:51:29Five minutes, less maybe
00:51:31She wanted a couple of headache tablets, I gave them to her, she went
00:51:35And how did she get out of the room?
00:51:39By the patio door
00:51:40She'd left something by the pool that she wanted to get
00:51:43What?
00:51:45She didn't say
00:51:46Okay
00:51:51Interview suspended at 8.55
00:51:56Well, it's amazing what they can deep fry, you know?
00:52:12Deep fry ice cream, deep fry Mars bars
00:52:24That's astounding
00:52:25Yeah, they deep fry you if you stand still long enough
00:52:28Good morning, Miss Marduk
00:52:30Celia, please
00:52:32Cheryl here was just telling me about alarming season
00:52:35And seals here was telling me about deep fried Mars bars in Scotland
00:52:39Interesting
00:52:40Yeah, choice, eh?
00:52:42God, I'm definitely going to put Scotland on my bucket list now
00:52:45Good
00:52:46Yeah
00:52:47Right, eh?
00:52:48Yeah, yep
00:52:49That door won't plane itself, so I better rattle my dags and nice to see you, seals
00:52:54You too, Cheryl
00:52:55If I don't see you through a week, I'll see you through a window
00:52:58Oh, Ian
00:52:59Cheerio
00:53:00She's quite a character, your sister, isn't she?
00:53:04Half-sister
00:53:04So, um, what can I do for you, Miss Marduk?
00:53:09Well, I thought I'd pop by, this is our last day of filming before we leave tomorrow
00:53:13Want to check up, see how Sasha's getting on, you know?
00:53:17It's going to be very strange filming without her and Crystal, you know?
00:53:21Just can't believe she's gone
00:53:22Actually, you're copying very well
00:53:26I'm, I'm really surprised
00:53:28You know what they say, the show must go on
00:53:32So, how is she holding up?
00:53:35Ah, now that you mention it, please, I want to show you some material from the bridal party camera footage
00:53:43So, I want you to confirm for me whether this person here, as far as you can tell, of course, is Sasha
00:53:49Yeah, that's her there, yeah
00:53:54And you can recognise Sasha from, from that?
00:53:58I recognise her, yeah
00:53:59Even though the person's face is all obscured
00:54:04Yeah, I mean, Sasha worked for us, with us for nearly a year
00:54:09We travelled across Italy together, through Corsica
00:54:12Of course, I recognise her, yeah
00:54:14Okay, um, that's really helpful, thank you
00:54:17Is that everything?
00:54:19For now, yes
00:54:20Okay, well, say goodbye to your sister for me, won't you?
00:54:23Ha, but I will
00:54:25And that lovely daughter of yours
00:54:27Thank you
00:54:28And your mother, such a sweet lady
00:54:30Oh, yes
00:54:31It's a glorious smell, isn't it?
00:54:36It's like, is it like lavender?
00:54:41She'll always think of crystal when I smell that
00:54:43Why's that?
00:54:45Good question
00:54:46I think it was from, uh, from yesterday in our hotel room
00:54:50Just the, the perfume from our candle still lingering in the air
00:54:54Look at me, getting all melancholy
00:54:57And what's the name of it in Greek?
00:55:01Uh, actually it's a similar word to the English, um, levanda
00:55:05Lavender, levanda
00:55:07Well, I'll say cheerio detective, that's my lift there
00:55:11So, take care of yourself
00:55:13You too, farewell and enjoy your last day in Athens, Miss Maddock
00:55:18You look a bit sus
00:55:22Can you not just speak plain English?
00:55:26Plain English?
00:55:28Yeah, yeah, no, I speak Kiwi
00:55:29Ah, she's a good sword, isn't she?
00:55:31Seals
00:55:32She's really charming, isn't she?
00:55:35Yeah
00:55:35Okay, I want you to give me the list of the martyrs for the hypothesis of Sassa Maakakis
00:55:50Am I?
00:55:50Am I?
00:55:53So, take me the telephone, Mrs. Maddock
00:55:56Ms. Madoc, hello, it's Detective Eleni Moustakas here.
00:56:15Sorry to trouble you again, but I need you to come back to the police station
00:56:18to answer a couple of questions before you leave,
00:56:20so please call me back as soon as you hear this message.
00:56:23Who uses the phone today?
00:56:26So, let's go to the next one.
00:56:28Take me Paul Lester.
00:56:30Here, here, here.
00:56:33Telephone.
00:56:38Again, the phone.
00:56:43Mr. Lester, hello, it's Detective Eleni Moustakas here.
00:56:47I'm afraid I have to bring you to the police station,
00:56:49so please call me back as soon as possible.
00:56:55You know what I'm saying?
00:56:55You know what I'm saying?
00:56:57When I was young and I was young and I was with him,
00:56:59and we had to go to the hospital.
00:57:01When you can't escape from a non-evident,
00:57:03you can't escape from a non-evident.
00:57:05You can't escape from the police station.
00:57:06I'm very asleep.
00:57:12Mr. Lester, hello, it's Detective Eleni Moustakas here.
00:57:16I'm afraid I have to bring you to the police station,
00:57:18so please call me back as soon as possible.
00:57:21Ready to go home?
00:57:28Desperate.
00:57:29I miss my bath.
00:57:30Didn't your room have a bath?
00:57:32No.
00:57:33Crystal had the only room with a bath.
00:57:36Her friend Crystal always got away, didn't she?
00:57:38She certainly did.
00:57:42It's 12 more hours.
00:57:44Counting every one of them, sweetheart.
00:57:46Speaking of which, see that god-awful shirt cap she had?
00:57:51Very, um, what's the word?
00:57:53No words.
00:57:54Sent by a secret admirer, apparently.
00:57:57One with very poor taste, I must say.
00:57:59Oh, hey, hello, hey.
00:58:00Oh, well, well, well.
00:58:02Miss Moustak.
00:58:03Please.
00:58:04Celia to you, it seems we're friends now.
00:58:06Celia presents a TV show called A Taste for Travel.
00:58:09Hi.
00:58:10Celia and I are on our way to do the series sign-off.
00:58:13The offer to join us still stands.
00:58:14Is that okay?
00:58:16Yeah, sure, jump in.
00:58:17Okay.
00:58:17Well, I'll see you later.
00:58:18See you tomorrow.
00:58:19Bye.
00:58:22Oh, God, I forgot to get someone's seat.
00:58:24Right, buckle up.
00:58:27Yeah, we won't need to be safe now, don't we?
00:58:32Ah, that's the door all done.
00:58:34Ooh, fun.
00:58:37Hmm, you look a bit stunned.
00:58:39What's all that?
00:58:40What's that?
00:58:41I'm trying to make sense of all this.
00:58:44Ah, the answer is here.
00:58:47Well, what are you doing?
00:58:50Don't put your sticky fingers on that.
00:58:52George hasn't processed them.
00:58:53It's evidence of crime, for God's sake.
00:58:56Sorry, I'll just stick to Scroggone.
00:59:00That's the balaclava.
00:59:01It's just a bit.
00:59:01It's baklava.
00:59:02That's what I said.
00:59:03If it was what you said, why am I correcting you?
00:59:06Ah, beats me.
00:59:06Okay, let me think.
00:59:09Okay.
00:59:09On the night of the murder, Crystal invites Celia to her room and the two women have wine
00:59:18until Crystal gets a phone call from Paul Lester.
00:59:22The bridal party footage.
00:59:24Crystal's phone records and Celia herself confirm that she left the room at 9.28,
00:59:30whilst Crystal was still on the phone.
00:59:32The records show that she stayed on that call for another five minutes.
00:59:36So, Crystal finishes her call, picks up the wine and goes into the bathroom to run a bath.
00:59:44She finds a lighter, she lights a candle and she puts it on the side.
00:59:49That's the point, that I get stuck.
00:59:51What's next?
00:59:52Well, I'd imagine she takes off all her clothes and gets in the bath.
00:59:55That's normally what you do when you have a wash and puts on that fancy pink shower cap.
01:00:00Well, no, but because this, she wasn't wearing it.
01:00:03This was on the floor.
01:00:05I prefer a hat.
01:00:07In the bath?
01:00:08Yeah, it stops my ears getting cold.
01:00:10Mind you, sometimes they're not often.
01:00:12The hat falls in my face and it goes all black and I get a bit of a fright and I have to pull it off.
01:00:17Wait, wait, wait, wait.
01:00:18Wait, wait.
01:00:19It was on the floor because it was over the face.
01:00:28Wait.
01:00:31Must be something here.
01:00:35Bingo.
01:00:36You see?
01:00:37You see a lipstick smear here?
01:00:38Just about.
01:00:40Okay.
01:00:42This is our murder weapon, my friend.
01:00:46Over a person's face.
01:00:49This thing can suffocate the person in less than one minute.
01:00:52You'd have to be pretty strong.
01:00:54Or cut them off guard.
01:00:57Okay.
01:00:58Crystal had her back to the door so she wouldn't realize anything until the moment that she started being suffocated.
01:01:05And the killer would have put the cup back exactly where they found it.
01:01:09Okay.
01:01:11Nicole.
01:01:12Lukaki, have you got the card records of the person who bought the shower cup?
01:01:17Right.
01:01:21Off we go.
01:01:22Where?
01:01:23We're going to arrest Paul Lester.
01:01:25Paul, sweetheart.
01:01:26Have you seen my sunglasses anywhere?
01:01:28Well, have you left them behind?
01:01:30I hope not.
01:01:31Hold on.
01:01:31Are they in the side?
01:01:33No.
01:01:35You sure you brought them with you?
01:01:36I hope so.
01:01:37Hold on, wait a minute.
01:01:38They're in the glove box.
01:01:38Weird what some people leave in rentals.
01:01:43I should call my mum and let her know where I'm going.
01:01:45I'll wait till we get to the location.
01:01:47I hear the views are really beautiful.
01:01:48You can take a couple of selfies and send them to her.
01:01:50Okay.
01:01:51And yeah, yeah, she'd love that.
01:01:53Are you sure?
01:01:53Well, whatever you like.
01:01:59Oh, it's Robbie.
01:02:00I've been waiting to hear back about a U auction.
01:02:02Could you take a look for me, please?
01:02:03It's actually Talia.
01:02:05Oh, that's nice.
01:02:06In a car.
01:02:07Don't panic.
01:02:07Heck, she's probably just with mates.
01:02:09Her mates don't drive.
01:02:11Oh, my God.
01:02:11Oh, my God.
01:02:12She's with Paul Lester.
01:02:15Wait, I'll have to call her.
01:02:19Nothing.
01:02:20She doesn't answer.
01:02:20Send a text.
01:02:21Okay.
01:02:22Where are you, Talia?
01:02:26Hi, Mum.
01:02:27I'm with Celia.
01:02:29They're letting me see last day's filming.
01:02:31I'll send selfie when we get there.
01:02:33Well, what are you saying back?
01:02:35Where are you?
01:02:36I'm in a church.
01:02:38It's a smiley face.
01:02:39Oh, my God.
01:02:39Like she could be in any church in any village in Greece all over the country.
01:02:43Hang on, Celia.
01:02:43You don't want to keep asking questions.
01:02:45This Paul Lester fellow might cotton on.
01:02:47Hey, my daughter is in the same car with a murder.
01:02:50What do you want me to do?
01:02:51Yep, I agree.
01:02:52It's not ideal.
01:02:54But panicking her won't help.
01:02:56How am I going to find her if I don't ask her where she is?
01:02:58Pull up the photo.
01:02:59Okay.
01:03:00Sorry.
01:03:00I'm just...
01:03:01I'm losing it.
01:03:02Okay.
01:03:02Yeah, here's the photo.
01:03:03Okay.
01:03:03Okay.
01:03:04Click the little doodah in the corner.
01:03:05What's a doodah?
01:03:06Dots.
01:03:06The dots.
01:03:07Then say dots.
01:03:08Okay.
01:03:08Where is it?
01:03:09I don't know.
01:03:10It's heading west.
01:03:12What's west?
01:03:13Is there a tourist spot?
01:03:14Yes.
01:03:14There is a hill overlooking the...
01:03:16Okay, click on the map.
01:03:17Oh, my God.
01:03:18Hold on to your pants.
01:03:33Wow.
01:03:34Look at that glorious view.
01:03:37Have you ever been here before?
01:03:39No, we've not been back in Greece for very long.
01:03:42I don't see the crew, Van.
01:03:44Looks like we're the first ones here.
01:03:46Why don't you wait down here for them and I'll take Thalia up the top?
01:03:49Celia, Celia.
01:03:51I think it's best that we keep her here.
01:03:55Nonsense.
01:03:55Why?
01:03:56Because she's a minor and we only have her word for it that her mother gave consent.
01:04:00I think it's best we keep her here till the crew come by.
01:04:03It's me you're talking to now.
01:04:05I'm the sensible one, remember?
01:04:07Don't have to deal with Crystal anymore.
01:04:09I'm aware she's a child.
01:04:11I will look after her.
01:04:15Look at her wee face.
01:04:18She's bored out of her skull.
01:04:21At least let me show her where we're shooting.
01:04:25Go on, Thalia.
01:04:26I'll wait down here till the rest of the crew come by and I'll bring them up.
01:04:35We can't go down here.
01:04:45It's a one-way street.
01:04:46Well, otherwise we'll have to go back and then route.
01:04:48I don't know.
01:04:49You really weren't in the girl guides, were you?
01:04:52Are we going any higher?
01:04:53Because I'm not very good with heights.
01:04:55Ugh, nonsense.
01:04:57Get your phone out and we'll take a photo for your grandmother.
01:04:59And your mum.
01:05:10Oh, that's Bonnie.
01:05:12Oh, wait.
01:05:14It's Thalia.
01:05:15Well, that's that serial woman.
01:05:17Oh, my God.
01:05:17We really have to go.
01:05:19But this is a one-way street.
01:05:20Yes, just break the law.
01:05:21We have to go.
01:05:21She might be in danger.
01:05:22Go, Shirley.
01:05:23Go.
01:05:23Right-o, right-o.
01:05:24You're a photogenic wee thing, aren't you?
01:05:30And slim.
01:05:32I was never slim, you see.
01:05:34Well, everyone's different.
01:05:37Beautiful in there, ain't we?
01:05:38Oh, nonsense.
01:05:40That's just something skinny wee girls say because they have absolutely no idea.
01:05:45What?
01:05:45I didn't mean to...
01:05:46It's all right.
01:05:47Never mind me.
01:05:48I'm just a bitter old bag.
01:05:50That's what comes of 15 years of fattest abuse.
01:05:56Sorry?
01:05:57Fattest abuse.
01:05:59The likes of which I suffered at the hands of Crystal Vale every single day of my work and life.
01:06:06She sounds mean.
01:06:08Mean?
01:06:10That's like calling a tiger a pussycat.
01:06:14She was a first-grade narcissistic monster.
01:06:17Oh, darling, are you going to wear that?
01:06:21So brave.
01:06:24But now she is no more.
01:06:29So that solves that problem.
01:06:30Come on.
01:06:38I think maybe I should call my mum and let her know where I am.
01:06:41Don't touch that phone!
01:06:44Oh, sorry.
01:06:46Just tired.
01:06:46I'm tired.
01:06:47It's all this business with Crystal.
01:06:49I just...
01:06:50I just want to get the sign-off done and get on a plane home.
01:06:53Must be hard having to do the show alone without her.
01:06:59Tell you, it's a walk in the park compared to doing it with her.
01:07:03That woman.
01:07:06She took over my show.
01:07:08She took over my career.
01:07:10She took over my life.
01:07:12You see, Paul down there, him and I probably would have been married with a couple of kids by now if it wasn't for her.
01:07:21Taking a shine to him.
01:07:23Couldn't bear to see me happy, her.
01:07:26She always had to have what everyone else had.
01:07:30It's no wonder Sasha wanted to do her in.
01:07:34We all did.
01:07:34You don't mean that.
01:07:35You don't mean that.
01:07:37Don't I?
01:07:43Let me let you into a little secret, seeing as it's just us girls here.
01:07:48Do you think that silly wee lassie had a smarts to take down a behemoth like Crystal?
01:08:00No.
01:08:02It takes a David to bring down a Goliath.
01:08:06I don't understand.
01:08:08Me?
01:08:09I'm a David.
01:08:10A mousy sidekick.
01:08:13A nobody.
01:08:14But it's the likes of me that make the world go round.
01:08:21And the likes of Crystal only decorate it.
01:08:25No chicken and no stuffing her.
01:08:28Not that she'd ever let anything as fattening as that pass her lips.
01:08:34Oh, she herself.
01:08:38Fantasising about it.
01:08:39And in the end,
01:08:40Well, you girl just
01:08:42made it easy for me.
01:08:47She set herself up.
01:08:49All I had to do was to
01:08:51seize the moment.
01:09:03You know it's gone to voicemail, don't you?
01:09:07Mummy can't hear you now.
01:09:08Well, this is a surprise.
01:09:13Where's my daughter?
01:09:14It's just up there.
01:09:15Celia wanted to show it a view.
01:09:16We're just checking out the last...
01:09:17You're under arrest.
01:09:19Why?
01:09:20We found evidence you're buying the murder weapon that killed Crystal Vale.
01:09:24What are you talking about?
01:09:26A shower cup with pink hearts purchased using your debit card.
01:09:31That couldn't have been me.
01:09:33My wallet was taken on the first night.
01:09:35Celia found it in the bushes, remember?
01:09:36Of course.
01:09:41Where is she?
01:09:42She's up there.
01:09:42They literally went like two minutes ago.
01:09:47Don't take the Veleni moustaka here.
01:09:49I need immediate relief.
01:09:51Oh, it's truth.
01:09:59Right, let's go get her.
01:10:00No.
01:10:02Natalia.
01:10:03No.
01:10:03No, but I've got to go and help.
01:10:05No, stay here.
01:10:06I need you to call the police and make sure they're on their way, but stay here.
01:10:09Righto.
01:10:10You go get her, sis.
01:10:12Celia?
01:10:12And no, please don't do anything.
01:10:16Bring her away from the edge.
01:10:18Please.
01:10:18I'm just approaching.
01:10:19I want to talk to you.
01:10:20Oh, finally.
01:10:22Eh?
01:10:23We'll catch you.
01:10:24I thought you were supposed to be Grease's best detective.
01:10:27Celia, let Celia go.
01:10:29Why would I want to do that?
01:10:31Don't touch that.
01:10:32Okay, okay.
01:10:33Please, please, Celia.
01:10:34Don't hurt her.
01:10:35Don't hurt her, please.
01:10:36Put it down.
01:10:37Take it off.
01:10:38I have to touch it.
01:10:39Okay.
01:10:40But you touch the gun and the wee one flies.
01:10:42Okay, look at me.
01:10:43I'm just touching my belt now, okay?
01:10:45Here, here.
01:10:46No, no, no.
01:10:47No guns.
01:10:48No guns.
01:10:48This is between you and me.
01:10:50Now you can let Thalia go, please.
01:10:52That's not good.
01:10:53I don't agree to that.
01:10:55There's no way out of this.
01:10:56Ah, well, you see, life has taught me there's always a way out.
01:10:59Right.
01:11:00Oh, I just want my safe passage home.
01:11:03The witch is dead.
01:11:05You have your suspect and all the evidence she needs.
01:11:08She'll have admitted to attempted manslaughter by now, imagine.
01:11:11A clever woman like you could turn that into first-degree murder.
01:11:16Or you could follow the trail of evidence leading to that adulterous clown down there.
01:11:22Take your pick.
01:11:23It's not as simple as that, and you know it.
01:11:25Are you as simple as that?
01:11:26Yes, it is.
01:11:27The credit cards, the gloves, all admissible.
01:11:30Or I think you'll find, unless you have already discovered Paul's fingerprints at the very top of Crystal's key card.
01:11:37I was quite proud of that particular sleight of hand.
01:11:41Paul didn't kill Crystal.
01:11:42You did.
01:11:43Well done.
01:11:44Only you and I need to know that.
01:11:46You're not going to get away with it.
01:11:47See, you're going to have to make sure that I do.
01:11:49So how about you and I come to some sort of agreement, right here, right now, and your wee one here, I'll be back in the safe bosom of our lovely family.
01:11:59That mental mother yours and that nutjob Australian sister.
01:12:04All that drivel about she, what a numpty.
01:12:06All that drivel about sheep.
01:12:08Is there something she...
01:12:09What's she doing?
01:12:12She unseas in that nut.
01:12:14Take her hand.
01:12:15Behind her back.
01:12:16Take her out.
01:12:17All right, go ahead.
01:12:18You've got absolutely no evidence against me.
01:12:21Other than a recorded confession on my mum's voicemail?
01:12:23Who's the numpty now, eh?
01:12:30Part of the thing.
01:12:31Where's Paul?
01:12:33Paul?
01:12:34This is all for you.
01:12:35You know you.
01:12:36Call me.
01:12:41Oh, family, eh?
01:12:44What was it that she said about me?
01:12:48Didn't she call me an Australian?
01:12:51I'm that you spoke drivel.
01:12:53Yeah.
01:12:54Drivel?
01:12:55Cheeky dag.
01:12:56I won't go on about sheep that much, do I?
01:13:00Do I?
01:13:04What's wrong with sheep anyway?
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