Jonathan Creek. S02 E04. The Problem at Gallows Gate. Part 1.

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Apologies for the rather clumsy edit. D.M.'s SpyBots accused me of peddling pornography. If you've seen the missing scene then you will know how laughable this is.  First broadcast 14th February 1998.  Adam's sister Kitty thinks that she has witnessed a murder.  Jessica Lloyd - Clare Sallinger Annabel Mullion - Felicity Vale Alistair Petrie - Duncan Proctor Stephen Billington - Neville Bruce Calum MacPherson - Buster (as Calum Macpherson) Andrew Barrow - Ben Stuart Milligan - Adam Klaus Alan Davies - Jonathan Creek Caroline Quentin - Maddy Magellan Georgie Glen - Mrs Kilby Akemi Otani - Kiko Amanda Holden - Petra Jennifer Piercey - Kitty Burgess Clarke Peters - Hewie Harper Stanley Townsend - Det. Inspector Barrison

Transcript

00:00Satsang with Mooji

00:30Slow down.

00:56I think it's coming up on the left.

01:00Holy moly.

01:16How many cats could you swing in there?

01:19Bachelor pat my elbow.

01:22Oh no.

01:24Oh no.

01:28Oh no.

01:30Oh no.

01:32Oh no.

01:34Oh no.

01:36Oh.

01:38Oh no.

01:40Oh no.

01:42Oh no.

01:44Oh no.

01:46Oh no.

01:48Oh.

01:49Oh.

01:50Oh no.

01:54Oh no.

01:55You are always.

01:56Always.

01:57Too low.

02:01Oh goddammit Duncan.

02:05oh god damn it i'm sorry i heard you pull up i thought you might need some light

02:12how are you yes there's a ticket of nearly plunging into an open grave my heart

02:20a family plot my mother and father what the hell is it doing open

02:28i'll tell you later should we get inside it's freezing

02:34yeah well only happy ones anyway

02:37you've met claire haven't you three times but who's counting right of course

02:45so who don't you know uh ryan and rosamond lincoln and thalia this is felicity

02:58and oh lordy i'm so sorry claire now neville you have met neville my bestest buddy in all the world

03:06sandy and tom from auckland

03:10and derek who's something very big in the city

03:15the thames flood barrier and further down the food chain my ex-comrades from the 16th and 21st lancers

03:21ben and buster so a bit of hush now everybody please

03:26for a trick shot that's just a little bit different

03:31army humor one of the reasons i got out

03:37oh happy birthday

03:39ah what have we here

03:42right i see this is how you see me

03:51it's perfect

03:52i love it

03:54the new gerald scarf everyone

03:57i adore it

03:59totally

04:00and from me happy birthday

04:03thanks now i'll just show you where you're sleeping and then we'll get you a drink

04:08happy birthday to you

04:14happy birthday to you

04:18happy birthday dear duncan

04:22happy birthday to you

04:28happy birthday to you

04:58happy birthday to you

05:58Sorry, were you praying? I heard the words, oh, God, several times.

06:02Duncan, look, please.

06:03Come on.

06:05It seems to have got awfully steamy in here.

06:07Do you mind?

06:08Duncan, I'm sorry. I know this is...

06:10For what?

06:11I can't think why you've been so shy about it, both of you, for so long.

06:14Oh, heaven's sake.

06:15Oh, no, that's fair, Fliss. I have no complaints.

06:18Neville here gets unlimited exclusive rights to your body,

06:21and I get this, to remember you by for always.

06:24Please.

06:27Remind me to put a hook on that wall.

06:28Duncan, is this achieving it?

06:30No, listen, please.

06:31Don't mind me, you just plough on.

06:33Enjoy yourselves, while I get some fresh air.

06:37My gosh, it's a blurry old night.

06:40Can we maybe just talk about this in the morning?

06:42I've got a lot of advice to you both.

06:44If you come out here, be bloody careful, won't you?

06:47A chap could come to a very sticky end if he did something silly.

06:52Oh, Duncan!

06:55You'll have to learn to deal with rejection.

06:59Life goes on.

07:00Does it?

07:04Duncan, for God's sake, man.

07:06Some things are more precious than life.

07:09When you lose them.

07:10What's all the blethering about?

07:12Duncan, what the hell are you...

07:14This isn't funny.

07:15Bye, Fliss.

07:17The grave was open.

07:19For me!

07:21No!

07:33Duncan!

07:33Oh, God!

07:43Oh, God!

08:03Oh, hi, you're back.

08:26I didn't know where...

08:27Hang on, the signal's a bit iffy.

08:29I'm on the road with Adam.

08:34Pressing the flesh and being very wonderful.

08:36Yeah, he's fine.

08:38Just run into an old school chum if I'm not to stay.

08:41So, anyway, you got my message about tonight?

08:43Can I grab you at all, or...?

08:45Tonight.

08:47Huey Harper.

08:48He's playing at the Café Royal.

08:51It's a bit of a hot ticket, and he's set four aside for Adam,

08:53because, fingers crossed, he's going to guest for us in this next TV special.

08:57Well, how could you not have got my message?

08:59I distinct...

09:01I don't know, about 10.30.

09:02I rang your number.

09:03Some guy answered, said he wasn't expecting you back for another hour.

09:06Yes, that would have been the burglar, Jonathan.

09:09Burglar?

09:10Oh, you're kidding.

09:12He said he was there doing something to your computer.

09:14Yes, he was stealing it.

09:17Look, all right, I absolutely loathe Jazz,

09:20but it's not going to be a barrel of laughs here this evening,

09:22so...

09:23what time?

09:24Yeah, we can meet there.

09:277, 7.15, be great.

09:30And, er...

09:31sorry about the other.

09:33I'll see you then.

09:34There you go.

09:35Bye.

09:36Pleasure.

09:36And I know he's desperate to meet you.

09:40One of our oldest residents, Mr. Ramis.

09:44This is Adam Klaus, Mr. Ramis,

09:48off the television.

09:50Mr. Ramis has been known to do a bit of conjuring himself from time to time.

09:54Ah, it's always a thrill to meet a fellow magician, Mr. Ramis.

09:57There's a little trick he's been rehearsing all day.

10:01Would you mind?

10:06Mr. Ramis, another ten minutes and we have to cut you down.

10:14What do you mean she hates Jazz?

10:16How can you bring someone who hates Jazz to see the greatest trumpeter since...

10:19Dumbo?

10:22I mean Huey, Harper, Jonathan.

10:25Bring an atheist to the Sermon on the Mount.

10:27Do you realize there are ten young ladies I could ring up,

10:30soft of thigh, moist of lip,

10:31who would wrestle in a tank of live eels for this ticket?

10:33Yes.

10:36I daren't ask how you know that.

10:39What's he like, anyway?

10:41I get very nervous meeting big American megastars.

10:44He's a pussycat, Jonathan.

10:45Plus he's a gentleman.

10:46That's all you have to remember.

10:48Half man, half pussycat.

10:50Which is very rare these days.

10:52However,

10:53there is also one thing that you should know about him.

10:57And God forbid Jonathan may ever breathe this to a living soul.

10:59Hughie, Harper,

11:02the legendary blind jazz musician, right?

11:06Right.

11:08Isn't blind.

11:12What do you mean he isn't blind?

11:14Of course he's blind.

11:16Blind Hughie, Harper.

11:17Eight years ago,

11:18we had corrective surgery.

11:19They restored his sight.

11:20But only a handful of people were ever informed.

11:23Understandably,

11:23you've built a career on a really cool image.

11:25You don't go dickering around with it.

11:26Talking about a look that's kept him at the top for 32 years.

11:29Honey!

11:30How are you feeling now?

11:31Any improvement?

11:32I can't believe what you're saying.

11:35Hughie Harper can really see.

11:38That's like saying Barry Mangalow's really dumb.

11:43I'm flabbergasted.

11:44Like I say,

11:45that is strictly entre nous.

11:46We want him in the show,

11:47we play by his rules.

11:48Oh,

11:49about an hour and a half.

11:51And don't go sick with me,

11:53babe.

11:54We've got some serious boogie ahead of us tonight.

11:55You know the shortest joke in the world?

12:03The fizzbark is unsink-a-gurgle.

12:05You know the shortest joke in the world?

12:16The fizzbark is unsink-a-gurgle.

12:18The fizzbark is unsink-a-gurgle.

12:29Oh!

12:30Oh!

12:31Oh!

12:32Oh!

12:33Oh!

12:52Don't shut me off now. You can't just ignore me and I'll go away. I need to talk. I need

13:17to help. I think the entire street can see that. For God's sake, Fliss, what do I have

13:26to do? We all have to learn to deal with rejection. Wasn't it you who said that? We always said

13:33fate had put us together. We can't give that up just because of Duncan. It's not because

13:41of Duncan. It wasn't going anywhere, Fliss. We were having fun, that's all, remember?

13:47Fun. You're lying. Tell me you never loved me. Say it. You can't. Felicity, I never loved

14:05you.

14:12So, how's the patient? Still terminally gorgeous? You've met my support system, Jonathan,

14:17Creek. You'll be joining us on the show tonight. I thought we'd leave around eight. Oh, I don't

14:19know, Adam. I thought we'd leave you around eight. Oh, I don't know, Adam. I thought we'd be

14:24like death dug up. I think I might be getting something. What kind of something? I'm wondering

14:31if it might be tonsillitis. I've had that. Oh, scarlet fever starts the same way. You've

14:38been vomiting blood at all? Don't listen to him. He's a hypochondriac. You ever had mumps?

14:45I don't think so. Do you want to feel my glands? No, he doesn't. Put your glands away and take

14:52some Panadol. Any more calls came in? From Huey's PA saying the table's booked at 11. Oh,

14:58and yes, you didn't tell me you had a sister. I haven't. Yes, you have. She rang just after

15:03you did. Her name's Kitty. She lives in Dumfries. Oh, that sister. What did she want? She wanted

15:08a lift. She wanted a lift. She wanted a lift. She wanted a lift. She wanted a lift. She

15:13from the station. So I sent her a taxi. She's here now, upstairs. Here? Kitty? Not now.

15:20This isn't happening. You ever met his sister? Yeah. A couple of times. I've had a

15:27She wanted a lift from the station, so I sent her a taxi.

15:31She's here now, upstairs.

15:32Here? Kitty?

15:35Not now.

15:36What's wrong with you, Connie?

15:38I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

15:41I'm not sure.

15:45This isn't happening.

15:47You ever met his sister?

15:48Yeah, a couple of times. She's very nice.

15:51Don't be funny, Jonathan.

15:53Kitty! What an unexpected thrill.

15:56Hello, Chester. How are you?

15:58Oh, you've got lipstick all over you now. Come here.

16:02Thank you. Now I've got lipstick and your spit all over me.

16:05And how are you, Jonathan?

16:10He's a bright wee lad.

16:12If it weren't for him, Chester wouldn't have an act,

16:14wouldn't have a career, wouldn't have half what he has got.

16:18Yes, is this a fleeting visit, Kitty, or...

16:21And you're still that wretched beast I see roaming about the place.

16:24Where does he do his business? It's not natural.

16:28Well, not in my bedroom, at any rate.

16:30For the next five days, I shall be keeping that door well and truly locked.

16:35Five days?

16:36And something else, I'll tell you, for nothing.

16:38This lass is going nowhere tonight, the state she's in.

16:41Pop this under your tongue. It's rectal, but it's clean.

16:45Oh, you're ringing wet, child. Come on, let's get you upstairs.

16:48But we're going out, the four of us, to the Café Roi.

16:51Well, you'll have a ticket spare now, won't you?

16:53Here we go.

16:55PIANO PLAYS

16:56PIANO PLAYS

16:57PIANO PLAYS

18:00Huey!

18:02What can I say?

18:03You tore him apart.

18:04How you doing?

18:05I'm doing all right.

18:06Had a little scientist thing a few weeks back.

18:09You know, so I'm not blowing so good.

18:11But it's clearing up, yeah.

18:13Can I introduce you to Jonathan?

18:15I told you about.

18:16He'll be working with us on the show.

18:17Jonathan!

18:18Genius to the makers.

18:20And, uh, his friend Madeline?

18:22Madeline.

18:24Oh, I know I'm gonna be enchanted.

18:29Aren't you a pretty lady?

18:31Such contours.

18:33And, uh, my sister Kitty.

18:36Kitty, how are you?

18:38Well, you know I...

18:39I'm thrilled skinny, Mr Harper.

18:42May I say I thought you were smashing tonight.

18:45I really did.

18:47Well, I love anything on a trumpet, for a start.

18:50The Brighouse and Rastick Brass Band, they're another one, aren't they, Chester?

18:54I can't get enough of.

18:56And did you meet Camille, uh, AKA Miss Tropic of Cancer, 1997?

19:03Where are you, honey?

19:04I'm here.

19:05Camille, it's a pleasure.

19:07Hello.

19:08Okay, so I hope none of you ate.

19:11We have a table book at the Bombay Brasserie for leaven.

19:15Oh, it's not Chinese food, is it?

19:18If it is, you'll have to count me out, I'm afraid.

19:21Well, uh, it's kind of Chinese.

19:23What do you mean?

19:24It's nothing like Chinese.

19:26Indian food, Kitty.

19:27You like a curry, don't you?

19:28Oh, curries I'm fine with.

19:30It's all that hu chow mean stuff, always gives me the burps.

19:36Well, I'm sorry, I think that's sick, actually.

19:38You're telling me the man's a complete fraud?

19:40He plays a mean horn, I won't argue with that.

19:43God forbid you breathe a word of this to anyone, I was told in complete confidence.

19:47Hang on, hang on.

19:48When he accidentally put his hand up that waitress's skirt.

19:52Oh, give me a break.

19:55All that guff about who moved the ice bucket.

19:58Even Miss Tropic of Cancer was laughing.

20:01Well, she probably doesn't know either.

20:02She probably thinks he wants her for her mind.

20:05He wants her for her.

20:06He wants her for her.

20:07Okay.

20:08interesting security system

20:13I've got a mate that's going to put some new locks on cheap

20:16he can't do it till Saturday which is a bit of a pain

20:19but there's nothing left worth nicking anyway

20:22yeah it's not very subtle but you made your point

20:25so there's no misunderstandings later

20:28what?

20:31had to get straight to that old sofa bed didn't we

20:33like a bullet before you've even put the light on

20:35no I just

20:37thought you'd be really tired by now that's all

20:40wow

20:53I know

20:55it's taken me all day to straighten up

20:57look Jonathan I appreciate your staying over

21:00I mean I know you'd be entirely useless if they did come back

21:04of course

21:05there's just something about someone else being here

21:09with you

21:10that's a real comfort

21:12just for tonight and tomorrow anyway

21:14till the door's sorted

21:16give me peace of mind

21:17tomorrow might be a problem

21:21I've got my badger watch

21:23otherwise obviously like a shot

21:25oh okay

21:26you're what?

21:32my badger watch

21:34is that like a Mickey Mouse watch?

21:37my local natural history group

21:39couple of times a year after dart we put some food down

21:42then we all go and sit and hide and wait for the badgers to come out and feed

21:44why?

21:47because they're very fascinating creatures

21:50you should come along sometime check it out

21:53so it's like country stuff

21:57right

21:59country stuff

22:00and on the other hand it does involve a lot of patience

22:03and they need to stay silent for a very long time

22:05so it's probably not your scene

22:06meaning what?

22:08sorry?

22:08meaning because I'm an intolerant gas bag

22:12who can't keep a trap shut

22:13for more than five seconds at a time

22:14no

22:18is the word you're struggling for

22:20where does this bizarre ritual take place?

22:24a little nature reserve

22:25about 15 miles from the village

22:27a place called Gallows Gate

22:28I'll let you know whether I'm available

22:29I'll let you know whether I'm going to go

22:59get out

23:08Felicity

23:09what are you trying to do to me?

23:17from Kiko

23:18I think they're very nice

23:22what do you want?

23:29I've already taken everything I had

23:31never was never yours to relinquish

23:33until you can accept the truth

23:36you will be infected with feelings of hatred

23:38and recrimination

23:39I understand that

23:41don't understand me

23:43don't you dare

23:44come here and understand me

23:46you patronising little crow

23:47I'd rather you just gloat

23:49just thumb your nose at me and laugh in my face

23:52but don't pretend it doesn't feel good

23:53it feels good of course

23:56to be with someone perfect and wonderful

23:58who reciprocates your love

24:00but none of us has the power

24:03or the right to demand that love Felicity

24:05never was happy

24:07now he's with me

24:08and that should make you happy too

24:10oh it should

24:11really

24:12I see

24:14instead of seeing yourself as

24:16a piece of detritus he has cast aside for someone else

24:20accepts that you were a necessary stepping stone

24:24on his journey towards true love

24:27a vital part of his own process of discovery

24:30rejoice in that

24:34and you will neutralize your bitterness

24:35and because one of us won his affections

24:39and the other lost them

24:40there's no reason we can't be friends

24:42you're insane

24:46totally insane

24:48I think you forgot something

24:50now take your smoke

24:52self-righteous

24:53please change

24:54shut off out of my face

24:55wait

25:02wait

25:03wait

25:05Huey

25:07hey

25:08come on

25:09this is my man

25:10how you doing?

25:11oh I'm magnificent

25:12how are you there?

25:13you alright?

25:14hey you remember Jonathan?

25:15yes Jonathan how are you today?

25:17here's a step there

25:18okay

25:19here's another one

25:20uh huh

25:21very good

25:22yeah one small one there

25:23alrighty

25:24alrighty

25:25and uh this is Petra

25:26hi

25:27Petra

25:28Huey Harper

25:29hello

25:30petra

25:31mmmm such fragrant skin

25:32and you're looking much better today

25:35so Adam tells me

25:36uh we think it was one of those 24 hour bugs

25:39you know

25:40so listen uh Jonathan's got one or two nice ideas for the spot

25:43which I thought we could tease around for a few hours

25:47until the others get here for dinner

25:49great magnificent

25:51is Lazy Sam coming?

25:53uh Lazy Sam and Lucy

25:54uh Lazy Sam and Lucy

25:55uh huh

25:56uh Scatman be here

25:57alright

25:58B.J. and uh Blakey

26:00all the elders of the temperance society

26:03okay uh Petra my cultured pearl

26:08you will uh just first of all point me towards the restroom in this establishment

26:12no problem you come with me

26:14thank you darling thank you

26:15so basically it's an inversion of Pepper's ghost

26:20when the curtains go back the overhead mirror is tilted down at an angle of 45 degrees over Huey in the Jack

26:26to reflect the matching drape up here

26:29that's it Mr. Harper

26:31look

26:32here they are

26:33one

26:35two

26:36oh now just you ponk your bottom down here

26:39that's it

26:42oh I was just saying Chester to Mr. Harper

26:45that whatchamacallit contraption you use for your all over fake suntan

26:49it's giving me pins and needles I'm afraid to say

26:52so I think I'm going to give it a miss

26:54thanks all the same

26:55uh yes I uh guess you'll be getting ready soon will you

26:58go and see cousin Millie

27:00oh I wouldn't leave it too late the way the trains are around here

27:02but didn't I tell you

27:04she rang to cancel

27:06oh she's not feeling so clever now

27:08I think it must be what Petra had

27:10all being well I'll pop across on Saturday

27:13oh just the job

27:15what's this

27:16another one of your disappearing tricks Jonathan

27:19how does this one work then

27:21you should never neglect your feet Mr. Harper

27:24do you remember that scene in the film Jonathan where the queen asked a huntsman to take Snow White into the forest

27:31it's nature reserve Adam it's hardly a forest

27:33that's not the issue

27:35the issue is if she's here tonight when the rat pack arrive I promise you we will not be playing happy families

27:40put another way the headline man feeds own sister to Bengal tiger isn't going to look good on tomorrow's front pages

27:47Jonathan begging doesn't come into it

27:50this is a royal command

27:53nearly there

28:00just another hundred yards

28:02what have you brought a camera for

28:04you can put that away for a star

28:06why?

28:07because it would be too dark

28:08it's got a flash

28:10flash?

28:11all the badgers are going to love that aren't they?

28:14what are they supposed to think is a very large glow worm

28:17don't think she's quite got the idea yet has she Kitty?

28:20I think it might scare them off bed they're nervous we think

28:23what are we going to do then if we can't photograph them?

28:26just watch them and observe their behaviour and in the meantime keep very very quiet

28:32keep quiet

29:02keep quiet

29:04keep quiet

29:05keep quiet

29:06keep quiet

29:07keep quiet

29:09keep quiet

29:11keep quiet

29:12stay

29:13your seat

29:15God

29:16no

29:17no

29:18no

29:49Claire, it's Judy. Nothing else shattering. If you could give me a buzz when you get a moment. Thanks a lot. Bye.

30:19Claire? Claire, are you...

30:37Claire?

31:01Claire?

31:03Claire?

31:05Claire?

31:09Claire?

31:11Claire?

31:13Claire?

31:15Claire?

31:17Claire?

31:19Claire?

31:21Claire?

31:23Claire?

31:25Claire?

31:27Claire?

31:29Claire?

31:31Claire?

31:33Claire?

31:35Claire?

31:37Claire?

31:39Claire?

31:40Claire?

31:41Claire?

31:42Claire?

31:43Claire?

31:44Oh.

31:45Where did you come from?

31:46Out!

31:48where did you come from out come on shoot

32:18I'm going to call it

34:48How do we know they weren't just larking about?

35:03It's none of our business, all this.

35:05Larking about?

35:06I reckon we should just wait here until the police manage to get...

35:12What can you say?

35:15Nothing.

35:17Look, if we wait here all night for them, it might be too late.

35:19I mean, we're jumping to a lot of conclusions.

35:22He might have been performing strangulation as an act of love to heighten her state of arousal.

35:27Some people are into all that stuff.

35:29Restricted breathing and sex between consenting asthmatics.

35:33It's a well-known fact.

35:33Quit gibbering.

35:35Where's your civic responsibility?

35:36Every second could be vital.

35:44What did he mean by that?

35:46To heighten her state of arousal?

35:50Ignore him as being sick.

35:51Oh, not on the lupins.

35:56Okay.

35:57So don't move, either of you.

36:00While I try my luck round the back.

36:31No dice, all locked up.

36:42That's it, then.

36:43We did our best.

36:45There are other ways, Jonathan.

36:48How do you think that burglar got into my place the other day?

36:50Turned it over?

36:51He didn't just give up, did he, the bastard?

36:54What about this lot?

36:56I think he'd pick it open with a hairpin.

36:57I suppose, if I had a bit more light.

37:03Okay.

37:06Where is it, then?

37:09What?

37:10The hairpin.

37:11I haven't got one.

37:14Well, that one with a hairpin, for goodness sake.

37:17I thought you carried all that malarkey around.

37:20Hang on a sec.

37:22Hang on a sec.

37:22What, it lacks in subtlety?

37:40Goodness, child, you sure you know what you're doing?

37:43I think it's called anything for a story.

37:46You coming or not?

37:47You must be joking.

37:49Oh, sod you, then.

37:49I think I'm thinking about it.

38:17Ah! Ah! Jonathan!

38:22Oh, my God! Right here.

38:24What are you going to do?

38:26Go on, Leland.

38:28Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

38:31Oh, my God. Oh.

38:33Found.

38:47It's still quite warm.

39:00I really don't think we should be in here.

39:05It's got the finger marks in her neck.

39:08Yeah.

39:17Oh, hey. Under the basin, look, there's a pipe.

39:24It usually is.

39:26Jonathan!

39:35Felt out the killer's pocket, you reckon, in the struggle.

39:40Yes?

39:41What have you noticed?

39:43Don't pick it up.

39:47I've got my glove on.

39:55Said she saw him strangling her in the kitchen, didn't she?

40:14Definitely in here, where it happened.

40:17And yet the body's been moved back there into the bathroom.

40:26What's that stocking?

40:28It's been torn.

40:29There's loads more of them in that bin.

40:36Back door's locked.

40:38So's the front.

40:39You see those bolts were both done up.

40:42Hmm.

40:45Looking dangerously like another one of your hermetically sealed thingamiz.

40:49Hmm.

40:50Could've just taken her keys and looked up after him, for whatever reason.

40:53Stopped people like us from...

40:54Leave our gas from.

41:15Alright, so the key's...

41:16Look, I don't know.

41:18Look, I don't know.

41:19No.

41:42Yes, please.

41:44A woman's been murdered.

41:45I think someone's already rung you, but I...

41:47I just wanted to confirm...

41:49It's Cypress Cottage.

41:5114 Gallows Gate.

41:54No, I'm here now.

41:58Yeah.

42:00Right.

42:01I said to stay put.

42:05I'll be here any second.

42:14What now?

42:15Have a look at these.

42:16Tell me what's wrong with them.

42:18Erm...

42:20Expensive.

42:22Can't see properly.

42:25Erm...

42:26These three...

42:28They've just been washed.

42:29This pair...

42:34Been worn...

42:36But...

42:39No snags or runs.

42:40I don't know.

42:41What am I looking for?

42:42No, I just wonder why they've been thrown away.

42:44What?

42:47Oh, great.

42:49Dead cars have made it.

42:59Hang about.

43:00Hang about.

43:01Hang about.

43:02Give us a chance.

43:04Hi.

43:05I'm Madeleine Magellan.

43:06She's...

43:07In there.

43:08I had to break a window.

43:09Obviously.

43:10To get inside.

43:12We didn't know she might still be alive.

43:14She might have needed some help or something.

43:16Right.

43:17Over the front, please.

43:18D.C. Cooch.

43:19D.C. Cooch.

43:20I'll take your statements.

43:21Look, look, look, what's going on.

43:22Seal off the whole road, I think.

43:23Please, let go.

43:24Where the world and his wife gets wind.

43:25What's happened?

43:26You are?

43:27to get inside we didn't know she might still be alive she might have needed some help or something

43:36right out of the front please dc coots will take your statements

43:41seal off the whole road i think the world and his wife gets wind what's happened you are i live here

43:49claire salinger what felicity no i'm very sorry miss salinger

44:03so age young ish hair average color clothes dark ish face you didn't like the look of it one little bit

44:25it's not really one i can go on the news at 10 with is it mrs burgess

44:29would it be fair to say that from where you were standing in the gallows gate nature reserve

44:37this man was not much more than a speck on your glasses no that's not fair at all inspector

44:44besides which i wasn't wearing my glasses you weren't what i jonathan's binoculars to my eyes

44:52and i could see them right up as close as you are now now you can try them if you don't believe me

45:01i don't think you mentioned this before did you they're 10 by 25s they take her right up to the

45:07window question then mrs burgess would you recognize this person if you saw him again oh i don't want to

45:19see him again no but if you did never as long as i live in the name of god after what he did yes but

45:26if you did see him again would you recognize him oh definitely right mrs burgess i'd like you to have

45:36a look at a photo for us if you would this is a photo of the young lady who was murdered felicity vale

45:44at a recent party with some friends this is the woman you saw being strangled

45:52then if you just have a glance at the other faces tell me if any of them ring up

45:58yes

46:03that's who

46:03now mrs burgess look very carefully before you say anything the one who was strangling her

46:17as god is my lord and judge that's him

46:19let's see if we can get a name

46:33mrs soldier

46:37we seem to have got a positive id here on the man who killed your friend if you could just have a look

46:43and tell us his name please this gentleman here

46:49i'm sorry inspector she's made a mistake i'm afraid that man couldn't possibly have murdered felicity

46:56oh what makes you so sure of that because that man's duncan proctor he killed himself three weeks ago

47:05jumping out of a window

47:35and

47:54uh

47:59so

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