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First broadcast 4th/11th/18th January 1996.

When a clever lawyer gains an acquittal for his client on an apparently straightforward murder charge, the Taggart team are compelled to restart the investigation from scratch - and then the killing starts again.

James MacPherson - DI Mike Jardine
Blythe Duff - DS Jackie Reid
Iain Anders - Supt. Jack McVitie
Colin McCredie - DC Stuart Fraser
Robert Robertson - Dr. Stephen Andrews
John Duttine - Robert Stirling
Catherine Shipton - Sarah Price
Gilly Gilchrist - Lloyd Price
Cal MacAninch - Dr. David Argylle
Alison Peebles - Isla McLennan
Elaine Collins - Abigail Stirling
Derek Lord - Peter Ross
Nicola Grier - Tessa Innes
Claire Cairns - Ruth Price
Steven Duffy - Malcolm Rush
Paul Doonan - Alvie Buchanan
Walter Carr - Judge
Bill Murdoch - McCrae
Gary Lewis - Price's Lawyer
Stewart McLean - Jonathan
Kirsty Wells - Mrs. Walker
Laura Fraser - Michelle
Mori Christian - Christine
Wayne Michaels - James Hancock
Suzie Lundy - TV Reporter
Glen March - Newspaper Reporter
Billy Small - Boy Outside Clinic
Graham McGregor - Twitcher (as Graham MacGregor)
Bill Wrightman - McKenzie
Alicia Devine - Reporter
Carl Masson - Lock-Keeper
Patrick Logan - SOCO in Woods
Veronica Leer - WPC Pearce
Graeme Robertson - Excitible SOCO

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00:30:47I've got a gun
00:30:49and I'm going to kill him
00:30:51She never said that did she
00:30:53No
00:30:55Your entire story is a pack of lies in fact
00:30:59Yes
00:31:01You and your lover just wanted to get rid of her
00:31:03Yes
00:31:05Yes
00:31:07My lad
00:31:09My lad
00:31:15Pathetic bitch
00:31:17Quiet
00:31:19Witnesses excused
00:31:21Mr. Ross
00:31:22My lord
00:31:23At this time
00:31:25The crown wishes to withdraw the case
00:31:27Thank you
00:31:33Quiet
00:31:35Members of the jury
00:31:37In view of what we have heard
00:31:39I must instruct you
00:31:41That it is now your duty to bring in a verdict of not guilty
00:31:45Do you understand that?
00:31:47Yes, my lord
00:31:48Very well
00:31:49Mr. Foreman
00:31:51What is your verdict?
00:31:53Not guilty, my lord
00:31:59Quiet! Quiet!
00:32:01Sir
00:32:03You have been found not guilty
00:32:05And are free to go
00:32:11Ma'am
00:32:18For God's sake, Michael
00:32:20She was a good prospect, sir
00:32:21Even without their evidence
00:32:22Try telling that to the press
00:32:24Sir, we can't give every prospective witness a third degree
00:32:26You know that
00:32:28All right
00:32:30All right
00:32:32I accept you weren't altogether to blame
00:32:34But the fact remains that the media will have a field day with this
00:32:37And we still have an unsolved murder on our hands
00:32:40So we make it top priority, right?
00:32:42Beginning with Price and McLennan
00:32:45Yes, sir
00:32:46It'll be a pleasure
00:32:47Those two made a monkey out of us in there
00:32:49And I don't like it
00:32:51I don't like it
00:33:21Darling
00:33:30They said at court your case finished early
00:33:33Indeed it did
00:33:34A famous victory I'm glad to see, Mrs. Stallone
00:33:37Now let me introduce you to the heroine of the hour
00:33:41Hello, Abby
00:33:42I'm sorry, do you do know each other?
00:33:44Oh, yes
00:33:45We're old friends, aren't we?
00:33:47Of course
00:33:48I didn't quite recognise you
00:33:50It's the name, isn't it?
00:33:51Well, I can see we're going to need some more bubbling
00:33:54And you're Mrs. Robert Sterling now
00:33:57Well
00:33:58There's a turn up for the books
00:34:00Hello, Abby
00:34:01Good to see you
00:34:02Congratulations
00:34:03Well done
00:34:04Thank you
00:34:11It was in the basement car park of this office in central Glasgow
00:34:14That James Hancock met his dad
00:34:16See me?
00:34:17I don't know who done that
00:34:18I've seen him with my own eyes
00:34:20Aye, that'll be a 120
00:34:22And there will be more on the Sayre Prize case on Scotland today at 6.30pm
00:34:23And now here's Jillian with the sports roundup
00:34:25Well, thank you, Matthew
00:34:26Who is it?
00:34:27It's me
00:34:28It's me
00:34:29It's me
00:34:30Who is it?
00:34:31It's me
00:34:32It's me
00:34:33Sorry, I forgot my key
00:34:34Sorry, I forgot my key
00:34:35Sorry, I forgot my key
00:34:36I'm sorry
00:34:37I forgot my key
00:34:38It's me
00:34:39It's me
00:34:40It's me
00:34:41It's me
00:34:42It's me
00:34:43Sorry, I forgot my key
00:34:45It's me
00:34:46I was no
00:34:52My hicc
00:35:01And now there will be more on the Sayre Prize case on Scotland today at 6.30pm
00:35:02And now here's Jillian with the sports roundup
00:35:03Well, thank you, Matthew
00:35:04Who is it?
00:35:05It's me
00:35:06Oh, my God.
00:35:36Leave it there if you want, or it'll get covered in shite.
00:36:02Oh, go on, then.
00:36:04I'm looking for your boss.
00:36:07I've been expecting you.
00:36:27Are you here to arrest me?
00:36:32What for?
00:36:33I don't know.
00:36:35Perjury? Isn't that what it's called?
00:36:38We're rather more interested in murder at the moment, Miss McLennan.
00:36:41Where were you last Christmas Eve, Mr Price?
00:36:53See for yourself.
00:36:54I was in a meeting with a quantity surveyor for five o'clock, and then had a little celebratory
00:37:04drink with the developers.
00:37:05Mm-hmm.
00:37:07And after that?
00:37:10Ruth stayed over at her gran's, and I spent the night with Isla on the house, Bob.
00:37:16I'm sure she'll confirm that if you ask her.
00:37:18Oh, we will.
00:37:20Boss, you said you wanted to check that shuttering.
00:37:23I'll be right there.
00:37:26Well, gentlemen, if that's all...
00:37:29Sir.
00:37:30I didn't know you worked with James Hancock.
00:37:40Sure.
00:37:42How do you think Sarah met him?
00:37:44I suppose the last contract we had was about a year, 18 months ago, something like that.
00:37:49And you haven't seen him since?
00:37:54I'm not in the habit of socialising with my wife's boyfriends.
00:37:57Oh, and, um, next time you feel like a little chat, give me some proper notice so that I can arrange
00:38:11to have my solicitor present.
00:38:14Okay.
00:38:23Look, I don't know if you can understand this, but when I heard Sarah had been arrested,
00:38:27I was horrified.
00:38:29It was just so awful.
00:38:33But then, well...
00:38:37You realised it could solve all your problems.
00:38:41It's a dreadful thing to admit, I know.
00:38:44Why didn't you just tell her that you were having the affair, Miss McLennan?
00:38:47I couldn't do that.
00:38:50She's my closest friend.
00:38:51It would have seemed such a betrayal of her trust.
00:38:57But you were willing to lie in court to help put her away for murder.
00:39:04I'm sorry, that doesn't make sense.
00:39:06Because you don't know her, what she's capable of.
00:39:09Look, the truth.
00:39:17I was too scared to tell her.
00:39:19After what she did to Lloyd, we both were.
00:39:26And besides, I honestly believed she was guilty.
00:39:31Didn't you?
00:39:32Doctor, it's Mrs. Price on the phone again.
00:39:42Tell her I'm with her patient, Christine, would you please?
00:39:44Now listen, better still.
00:39:46Tell her I've left already.
00:39:47So, Lloyd Price and the McLennan woman are alibying each other.
00:40:03That's about it, yeah.
00:40:05And assuming they're lying about this,
00:40:07as they are apparently lying about everything else,
00:40:10either or both have the opportunity.
00:40:14Motive?
00:40:15It's hard to believe they'd kill a total stranger
00:40:18just to get shot of an inconvenient wife.
00:40:21There is a possible business connection,
00:40:23but it's pretty tenuous at the moment.
00:40:26Good God.
00:40:27Why didn't we get onto this before?
00:40:29Well, they weren't suspects before, sir.
00:40:31Well, they are now.
00:40:33That's for damn sure.
00:40:34That's...
00:41:02Dad?
00:41:03Let's go.
00:41:33Oh, no.
00:42:03David!
00:42:12Welcome.
00:42:15What does this mean?
00:42:20What does this mean?
00:42:32What does this mean?
00:42:44What does this mean?
00:43:03What does this mean?
00:43:19What does this mean?
00:43:35Oh, it's about time we had a talk.
00:43:54Good talk.
00:44:06What does this mean?
00:44:22What does this mean?
00:44:32It's just a print, isn't it?
00:44:34You've still got the negs.
00:44:35You can make another one.
00:44:36I still say we should go to the police.
00:44:38No, Malk.
00:44:39We're not involving the police.
00:44:41You're not making any sense.
00:44:43Look, leave it, all right?
00:44:45Please, Malk, just leave it alone.
00:44:53I have to get to work.
00:45:06Go on, put it up.
00:45:31Brilliant.
00:45:32Have you lot got nothing better to do?
00:45:48Please, sir.
00:45:49I've got a thrilling little job for you.
00:46:03Miss McLennan!
00:46:05Oh!
00:46:06She must have left pretty early.
00:46:10I generally see her first thing.
00:46:13Right.
00:46:14So you've no idea when she might be back?
00:46:16No.
00:46:17Didn't I see you yesterday?
00:46:20Your friend of hers?
00:46:22Er...
00:46:23Well, it's just that I've got a key, like, if you want to wait.
00:46:35Ruthie, sweetheart.
00:46:40We really need to talk.
00:46:43Talk, Dad?
00:46:45When did we ever do that?
00:47:05Michael.
00:47:06I don't think we're going to have to take a break now.
00:47:34I hate to tell you this.
00:47:36Islay McLennan's done a runner.
00:47:38Oh, great. That's all we need.
00:47:41Just find out.
00:47:42I get under the press office, George.
00:47:44Tell him I'm free on Friday.
00:47:46For God's sake, don't let McVitie know.
00:47:49He's driving me nuts as it is.
00:48:04Do you mind?
00:48:18Please.
00:48:20I got off my bloody car.
00:48:22Right, thanks.
00:48:34As far as I can make out, the company's not been doing too well for a while now.
00:48:38I mean, they're still solving.
00:48:40But the point is, Sarah Price is listed as a co-director.
00:48:44She owns 50% of the company.
00:48:46And I was thinking, if things aren't too clever on the home front...
00:48:49That might leave hubby with a problem if he had to buy her out.
00:48:52Yeah, you could have something there.
00:48:54Michael.
00:48:57Islay McLennan was booked on 11.37 sleeper to Euston last night.
00:49:01She paid by credit card.
00:49:03She also phoned the gallery where she's been working for the last few years.
00:49:06Said that she wouldn't be available for the indefinite future.
00:49:09Damn.
00:49:10Have you checked with Price?
00:49:11Claims he hasn't seen or spoken to her since the trial.
00:49:14Oh, damn, damn, damn!
00:49:17We should have cooled her in when we had the chance.
00:49:19This sort of thing happens all the time, Willie.
00:49:22Oh, God.
00:49:23Storm in a deep-top.
00:49:25You saw it, Harry.
00:49:27Right, sir.
00:49:28Adam, what Waterloo?
00:49:29It he.
00:49:30Turn around to her.
00:49:31All right.
00:49:32Come on.
00:49:38Okay went up approach.
00:49:41Shut the line and stumbled.
00:49:43And now.
00:49:46I want to get all the romance problematic.
00:49:47It's a badstä'll burger for me to come down in後 to Cairo known to Caldini.
00:49:50Oh, God.
00:49:51Yes.
00:49:52I want to have trouble with piers.
00:49:53Bye.
00:49:54So, it went okay then, the interview?
00:50:17I think so.
00:50:19I think you like my pictures.
00:50:21Well, that's great.
00:50:24Of course, they must have seen loads of people who've already done the job.
00:50:45Sorry?
00:50:46I said, do you think my lack of experience would be a problem?
00:50:49No.
00:50:56No problem at all.
00:51:02I still can't see Islay McLennan as a killer, Michael.
00:51:05Maybe not.
00:51:06It's starting to look as though Lloyd Price could be a win.
00:51:09And remember, she's his alibi for Christmas Eve.
00:51:12Sir.
00:51:12Evening all.
00:51:15Quite heavy, mate.
00:51:19You must be very proud, Mrs. Sterling.
00:51:22Youngest high court judge of this century and all that.
00:51:25Oh, well, yes, of course.
00:51:27Your father was a judge too, wasn't he?
00:51:30That's right.
00:51:32But you trained as a painter, I believe.
00:51:33Oh, no, I'll go.
00:51:37Excuse me for a moment, would you?
00:51:47Hello?
00:51:47Abby.
00:51:49You do know who this is, don't you?
00:51:52Sarah.
00:51:53Sarah, I've been thinking, we really should arrange that little reunion.
00:51:58Don't you think?
00:51:59You've called it a bad time.
00:52:01We've got some journalist here.
00:52:03Ah, well then, I mustn't keep you.
00:52:07Public image is so important in your husband's line of work, isn't it?
00:52:12Look, Sarah, I'll call you.
00:52:15Do that.
00:52:16And we'll have a nice long natter about old times.
00:52:20Okay.
00:52:21Okay.
00:52:23Let's say Lloyd Price is in trouble.
00:52:32He hasn't got the cash to buy Sarah out,
00:52:34and Hancock's holding this fraud thing over.
00:52:36Well, there's your motive.
00:52:39By killing Hancock and setting up Sarah as chief suspect,
00:52:43he gets both of them off his back at the same time.
00:52:48It's all a bit vague, though, isn't it?
00:52:50Well, how much do we know about this alleged fraud?
00:52:54Remember, Hancock was talking to Price two days before he died,
00:52:57and that Price lied about it.
00:53:00And we're still assuming that Hancock was killed with Price's gun?
00:53:02All the same, you're a long way from proving it, Michael,
00:53:07especially without Isla McLennan.
00:53:10She'll turn up, sir.
00:53:12It's just a matter of time.
00:53:13What?
00:53:15What?
00:53:15What?
00:53:16What is it?
00:53:17What?
00:53:18What?
00:53:19What?
00:53:20What?
00:53:21What?
00:53:22What? What is it?
00:53:42I thought I saw something.
00:53:49You're a right nutter, you.
00:53:52I thought I saw something.
00:54:12Anyone find Ferd Cutty?
00:54:13Hey!
00:54:15Hey!
00:54:16That's my car!
00:54:18Bring that with a yeah?
00:54:46Police!
00:54:47Me too.
00:54:48Is this a convention?
00:54:49You picked the wrong car, by the way.
00:54:51No, listen.
00:54:52No, listen.
00:54:53Listen.
00:54:54I can do it.
00:54:55It's a trade.
00:54:56I've already got a CD player, thanks.
00:54:57No, listen.
00:54:58I mean it.
00:54:59About a Hancock murder, right?
00:55:00I've got some information.
00:55:09Well, good morning, Doctor.
00:55:11You've not been answering my calls.
00:55:14And that's the best you can do.
00:55:17A middle-aged man in an anorak.
00:55:21What about the car?
00:55:23Erm, nothing special.
00:55:26Some clapped at a state.
00:55:27Didn't get much of work.
00:55:28That'll be some kind of first.
00:55:31Alvy, this isn't exactly super-grass material.
00:55:35Look, I didn't think it was gonna be important, did I?
00:55:38Yeah, yeah.
00:55:39All right.
00:55:40So, is that it then?
00:55:41Can I go?
00:55:42Sit down.
00:55:43Get him to do an e-fit.
00:55:44And then stick him back in the cells.
00:55:45Do you believe him?
00:55:46No, I think he's telling the truth.
00:55:47As far as it goes.
00:55:48He saw someone follow Sarah into the office that evening.
00:55:49Could it be our anonymous con?
00:55:50No.
00:55:51It's about the murder.
00:55:52The architect.
00:55:53Could I have your name, please, Colin?
00:55:54That's not important.
00:55:55Just listen.
00:55:56I was outside.
00:55:57I saw her go in.
00:55:58I'm going to need an answer.
00:55:59I'm going to need an answer.
00:56:00Do you believe him?
00:56:01No, I think he's telling the truth.
00:56:02As far as it goes.
00:56:03He saw someone follow Sarah into the office that evening.
00:56:06Could it be our anonymous con?
00:56:09No.
00:56:11It's about the murder.
00:56:12The architect.
00:56:13Could I have your name please, Colin?
00:56:15That's not important.
00:56:16Just listen.
00:56:17I was outside.
00:56:18I saw her go in.
00:56:19I saw her, go in.
00:56:20I'm going to need a name for you, Colin.
00:56:23According to voice lab analysis,
00:56:26he's disguising both his voice and accent.
00:56:28Are you looking for a woman?
00:56:30Early thirties.
00:56:31Nice looking.
00:56:33Five, six or seven, long blonde hair,
00:56:35with one of those ski parkers.
00:56:38Green thing, expensive.
00:56:40Got that?
00:56:41Call it.
00:56:42Just a minute.
00:56:47Nice looking.
00:56:49Five, six or seven, long blonde hair,
00:56:51with one of those...
00:56:55How could he tell that?
00:56:57The cleaner said she had her hood up.
00:56:59How could he see her hair?
00:57:02Unless they knew her, you mean.
00:57:04Exactly.
00:57:05Yeah.
00:57:08The e-fit, sir.
00:57:12Well, could be Lloyd Price, I suppose.
00:57:19Let's face it.
00:57:20Could be Donny Osmond.
00:57:22Yeah, but Lloyd Price doesn't know that, does he?
00:57:27I say we have him in.
00:57:30Why don't you go and have a word with Sarah?
00:57:32And whoever that is, if he did know her,
00:57:36she might recognise him.
00:57:38Right.
00:57:39And there's nothing that I want to do.
00:57:42Hey.
00:57:43I can't hear myself think around here.
00:57:44No need to take out of me,
00:57:45just cos your precious eyelid in a bunk.
00:57:47What would you know?
00:57:48You're just a kid.
00:57:49Oh, I know more than you think, Dad,
00:57:51about a lot of things.
00:57:52You?
00:57:53It was you, wasn't it?
00:57:54You told that bloody lawyer.
00:57:56Ruth?
00:57:57Ruth?
00:57:58Ruth?
00:57:59Come back here!
00:58:02Called that a bad time?
00:58:04No.
00:58:05No.
00:58:06No.
00:58:07No.
00:58:08No.
00:58:09No.
00:58:10No.
00:58:11No.
00:58:12No.
00:58:13No.
00:58:14No.
00:58:15No.
00:58:16No.
00:58:17No.
00:58:18No.
00:58:19No.
00:58:20No.
00:58:21No.
00:58:22Are you quite sure?
00:58:23Sorry.
00:58:24Did your husband know you were having an affair with Mr. Hancock?
00:58:39Hmm?
00:58:40Well, I imagine so.
00:58:42He's not entirely stupid, contrary to all appearances.
00:58:47You know, it's quite fun, this.
00:58:51I can say anything I like now, and you can't touch me, right?
00:58:55I wouldn't count on it, Mrs. Price.
00:58:58If you're withholding information about a killer, that makes you an accessory.
00:59:04I'm surprised at you, Sergeant.
00:59:07After all we've been through together, I thought you'd have learned by now not to make
00:59:12accusations that you can't possibly prove but then.
00:59:15Some people are just gluttons for punishment, I suppose.
00:59:19I don't know.
00:59:20I don't know.
00:59:21I don't know.
00:59:22I don't know.
00:59:23I don't know.
00:59:24I don't know.
00:59:25I don't know.
00:59:26Now.
00:59:27If there's anything else, Sergeant, please don't hesitate to contact me.
00:59:34Don't worry, Mrs. Price.
00:59:37We'll be in touch.
00:59:38I'll look forward to it.
00:59:40Look, switch that machine off a minute, will you?
01:00:05Okay.
01:00:06The last job we did for Hancock and Mackenzie was just over a year ago.
01:00:10At the time, I had a foreman on the site who was working a fiddle, signing in subspecification
01:00:16materials and splitting the difference with his mate at the suppliers.
01:00:19And Hancock found out?
01:00:20God knows how.
01:00:21Even I didn't know until Hancock told me.
01:00:24But he just wouldn't believe it, even after I'd sacked the bloke.
01:00:27And that wouldn't have done your reputation much good once the story had got out.
01:00:31Oh, come on.
01:00:34Sweetie money stuff.
01:00:35Goes on all the time.
01:00:37And hardly a credible motive for murder, Inspector.
01:00:41Maybe.
01:00:44Well, we'll never get that cleared.
01:00:50Just a moment.
01:00:52There's one more thing your client can help us with,
01:00:55when he's of a mind to be so cooperative.
01:00:58Look, I'm telling you, that's him, all right.
01:00:59Number four.
01:01:00Are you sure about that?
01:01:01Yeah.
01:01:02Look, I'm deaf in it.
01:01:03Look at him.
01:01:04I mean, look at him!
01:01:05He's a vicious-looking bastard!
01:01:07Look, I'm telling yous, that's him, all right?
01:01:14Number four.
01:01:15Are you sure about that?
01:01:17Yeah.
01:01:18Look, I'm deaf in it.
01:01:20Look at him.
01:01:21I mean, look at him.
01:01:22He's a vicious-looking bastard.
01:01:25He certainly is.
01:01:28He also happens to be a fingerprint technician, your little...
01:01:31Satisfied, Inspector.
01:01:36You tell your client to keep himself available.
01:01:38We may need to speak to him again.
01:01:49So, is that it then? Can I go now?
01:01:52Charge him.
01:01:53What?
01:01:54Theft of my motor vehicle.
01:01:55Right, sir.
01:01:56No, wait a minute!
01:01:57Hey, no, we had a deal!
01:01:59We had a deal!
01:02:06Is that him?
01:02:13The new boyfriend?
01:02:16What makes you think there is one?
01:02:18Well, you said you were seeing someone tonight.
01:02:20That doesn't mean it has to be a boyfriend, does it?
01:02:37Why won't Dad let me see you?
01:02:39You see me!
01:02:40You know what I mean?
01:02:41Well, Michelle's parents are divorced, and she says both of them would turn.
01:02:46Sweetheart, you know I love you very much.
01:02:51It just wouldn't be a good idea, that's all.
01:02:54I can stay tonight though, can't I?
01:02:56No, you're not going to make me go back.
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