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00:00Are you alone?
00:27My family's still here.
00:28Get rid of them.
00:29You have five minutes.
00:38Put it down and get ready for school.
00:43Get your bag.
00:44Hey.
00:45I have an evening clinic, so you're taking Ollie to practice.
00:47Yeah, well, you'll need to get a move on because you'll hit traffic.
00:49Will you just leave that, for God's sake?
01:03You're going to be late.
01:05Good luck finding his boots.
01:07Come on, Ollie.
01:07Let's go.
01:08Alice.
01:23I'm going to be late.
01:26I'm going to be late.
01:56What's this about?
02:07I'm Detective Sergeant Claire Wallace of the Criminal Assets Bureau.
02:10Is this to do with one of my clients?
02:14I have a warrant under Section 6.
02:16Yeah, all my files are at my office, so...
02:18Don't worry.
02:19We have officers there already.
02:20We'll be seizing anything we believe to be the proceeds of crime, or purchased with the proceeds of crime, or any evidence that pertains to such.
02:29I want to call my solicitor.
02:32Well, you can do that, but it's not going to stop us executing this warrant.
02:35Or the search warrant for your office.
02:37Let's let us in.
02:44Yeah.
02:52Mr. Hueslip, I need your phone.
02:54Phone?
02:57You can start in the kitchen, Liam.
02:59Of course, Miss.
02:59You need to tell me what this is about.
03:04What I do for my clients is legal.
03:06Revenue would disagree.
03:08All I do is help limit clients' tax liabilities.
03:11It's not a crime.
03:13It's not the only reason we're here.
03:14Detective Sergeant Prendergast.
03:25Detective Inspector Wallace.
03:27Ah, that's a bit premature for that.
03:28Sure, if they've moved me up through the ranks, you're definitely getting that promotion.
03:32Is that what you called?
03:34We found a safe.
03:36And?
03:37Receptionist says Hueslip's the only one who knows the combination.
03:42What's the combination for your safe?
03:44Is this really the best use of Gav's time?
03:48Force it.
03:55Look, I'm happy to cooperate.
03:58But if I break client confidentiality, my business is finished.
04:01Those are the same clients you've been embezzling money from.
04:08Is that why you don't want us opening the safe?
04:09Are you afraid we're going to find the 27 million in there?
04:20Gun!
04:22Gun!
04:36Gold.
04:37Call for backup.
04:41Claire!
04:43Claire!
04:47Put the gun down, Nick.
04:50You don't want this.
04:55Talk to me, Nick.
04:56You don't need to do this.
04:58You've no idea.
04:59Then tell me.
05:00It's too late for that.
05:07Whatever it is, we can...
05:08Claire!
05:10Claire!
05:11No, I'm still working on the system.
05:20No!
05:21I can't give you what I have, Amaya.
05:22I can't give you what I don't have, Amaya.
05:37No, I'm still working on the scheme.
05:42Yes, I'll have something to give you at the end of this week.
05:47That you told me last week.
05:50Try it again, Olaz.
05:52Can you tell me at least what it is?
05:55No, I'm not ready to share anything yet.
06:00Wait, Amaya, Miquel, leave it. The guy is on the way.
06:06Olaz?
06:07Yes.
06:07Mama, Mama, look at me.
06:09Now, no, honey.
06:11Definitivamente, no by phone.
06:12So, come to my office today?
06:14No.
06:16Of course.
06:22Do you want to come back soon?
06:24Yes, yes, yes.
06:26I'll come back in a couple of days.
06:29Yes.
06:31Olaz?
06:33Olaz!
06:34Abajo!
06:35Abajo!
06:35No!
06:35Abajo!
06:36No!
06:37No!
07:07Se requiere Ascar 7 para que acude inmediatamente a la QTH.
07:33Oficial Veitia.
07:34Opa.
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08:04Madre mía.
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08:46Olaz Sanzola era una periodista de investigación muy respetada.
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09:26Tell the official, Beitya, where is my office and wait for me.
09:33I'll call you.
09:35Back to the latest news about the death of the reporter Olazal Zola,
09:40with the purpose to calm the citizens.
09:43The Arsanza has sent a message to ensure that all the media will be able
09:48to bring to the justice of the murderers.
09:56Are you holding them?
10:10Don't know what happened, John.
10:12Did you call the superintendent?
10:15Where is Liam?
10:17Inside, talking to G-Sock.
10:22Why don't I drive you back to the office?
10:24They, um, still need to talk to me.
10:29Need a minute.
10:37Should I be worried?
10:39I've been through this before.
10:42Just take your time.
10:43Don't feel pressured or rushed.
10:45A legal rep will guide you through the whole thing.
10:47Is that necessary?
10:49It's a protocol.
10:50It's a protocol.
11:01Thank you, Sergeant Wallace.
11:03Come with me, please.
11:04How are you today?
11:07It's in the bathroom.
11:08You're welcome.
11:09Thank you, Michaela.
11:11You're welcome.
11:16You're welcome.
11:18You're welcome.
11:19You're welcome to an owner.
11:21You're welcome to the hotel.
11:22You're welcome.
11:23You're welcome, as well as Alatz.
11:24Why?
11:25Your last job was a exhibition
11:26on a band of crime organized in the Balkan.
11:28It's a great impact.
11:29It was a great impact.
11:31We took to a hotel, for precaution.
11:33To her and her family.
11:35Do you know if Olaz had been working on this case?
11:38Why?
11:40Because when we arrived at her house,
11:42someone had to save her,
11:43and I think the two facts are related.
11:45I don't believe it.
11:46Do you know if he was working on a new case?
11:48If he was not told me,
11:50I have to go back to the studio.
11:51Espera.
11:55I'm going to have to take everything in the office.
11:59Of course.
12:01Let's go.
12:03Hey, do you have a sign?
12:30Escucha, tengo mucha prisa.
12:35¿Dónde está la comisaría más cercana?
12:44Ahora lo busco.
13:00¿Dónde está la comisaría?
13:19¿Cómo estás?
13:21¿Cómo estás?
13:22¿Es todo?
13:24¿Until volvemos a la casa de Heaslip?
13:28¿Por qué tomamos un tiempo?
13:30¿La comisaría de Heaslip?
13:32¿Qué es?
13:33¿Es de Heaslip?
13:34¿Es una lista de los nuevos clientes?
13:37¿Oles no sabía?
13:38¿Y el dinero?
13:40Sí, no signo.
13:46¿No es cierto?
13:47¿Ear algo así nunca ha sentido?
13:50and that's not what I mean
13:52why don't you take a breather
13:57something changed in his lip when I mentioned the 27 million
14:02he was terrified
14:05and it wasn't us he was scared of
14:08yes
14:20okay thanks
14:26Heaslip's wife is downstairs
14:29well she has been informed
14:30Dr. Heaslip was in surgery all day
14:33it was sheer luck the family liaison officer got her here
14:35before she heard about her husband from the press
14:38how the hell did this happen
14:41we ran a thorough risk assessment
14:42it threw up no red flags
14:44and you're sure about that
14:45superintendent signed off on it
14:48there's a GSOC investigation underway
14:50did you all follow protocol
14:51we confirmed that Heaslip didn't have a firearms license
14:54so where did the gun come from
14:55forensics are tracing the weapon
14:58this team has had several big wins
15:01what I'm asking myself now is
15:03has that made you complacent
15:05I don't think that's entirely fair
15:06I don't care if it's fair
15:09I need to know if it's true
15:10there's more to this than we thought sir
15:12there's more to it
15:14I would suggest your team missed something
15:18a man took his own life
15:21on our watch
15:22let that sink in
15:26I don't need you making excuses for me
15:38this wasn't your fault
15:39don't look at me
15:41don't look at me
15:42I wasn't in the room when he pulled the trigger
15:46there's no need for that
15:47I'm just stating the facts
15:48you're looking out for yourself more like
15:50lads calm down
15:51it's easy for you to say
15:52you don't come under GSOC's jurisdiction
15:54I'd like to be in the room when you speak with Alice Eastliff
16:10get your incident report done
16:12you're going home
16:13I should be there sir
16:14what if she knows something
16:15not happening
16:16if I could just ask a few questions
16:17I'm about to break the worst possible news to that woman
16:21now is not the time to question her
16:23leave it
16:24do you have negotiation training?
16:27no sir
16:28well the last thing you want to do
16:30is make yourself a target
16:31it wouldn't have made a difference
16:33he wanted out
16:35he wanted out
16:39well put that in your report
16:41everyone's going to be covering their arses
16:44and you need to do the same
16:45yes sir
16:46given the circumstances
16:48your promotion is on hold for now
16:50after the time
17:09Nick
17:09this is my third message
17:11I need you to call me back
17:13what the hell is going on?
17:18Dr. Eastliff
17:18this woman can't or won't tell me anything
17:21I'm Chief Bureau Officer Martin Dunlop
17:24let's go to my office
17:26where's my husband?
17:37why isn't he answering his phone?
17:43as part of an ongoing investigation
17:52into allegations of financial impropriety
17:55made against your husband
17:56Cab conducted a search of your home this morning
17:59this is ridiculous
18:01during the course of that search
18:02a fatal incident occurred
18:04no
18:06on behalf of the criminal assets bureau
18:08my husband is not dead
18:09I would like to extend my deepest condolences
18:13to you and your family
18:14is there someone I can call?
18:21my sister
18:22I need her to get my son
18:26of course
18:32where are we with the comp strategy?
18:35the press pack outlining the details of the expansion
18:37will be ready by Friday
18:38when this goes through
18:41no more scrambling for resources
18:43exactly
18:43oh here we go again
18:46you're a bloody disgrace
18:48you should be ashamed of yourself
18:50you're nothing but a front
18:52for bringing migrants into this country
18:54you know that's not what we do Daniel
18:56Tarla looks after refugees in the clinics on the ground
18:59we don't bring them here
19:00you wouldn't stop them coming though would you?
19:01that's right
19:02you tell her Dan
19:03you're making them well enough to travel here aren't you?
19:06you're not going to bait me Daniel now
19:07I need to get to my office
19:08I want to be a whore of Shane
19:09what are you bringing in?
19:10I was born in the Rotonda
19:12just because you were born in a Dublin hospital
19:14doesn't make you Irish
19:15what does it make me then?
19:17is there a problem here?
19:19why don't you call the cops?
19:22Eve Bennett?
19:23yes
19:23can you come with me please?
19:25it's about your sister
19:25you're not going to be my sister
19:52you're a baby
19:52Let's go.
20:22Let's go.
20:52It's the last of them.
21:04Thank God.
21:05Shit.
21:17It's, uh, it's the news, Claire.
21:28It's just a matter of time.
21:35I'm fine.
21:37We just need to stay focused.
21:38It's just a matter of time.
22:08Don't make me ask you again.
22:21Shit.
22:21It's just a matter of time.
22:27It's just a matter of time.
22:31It's just a matter of time.
22:40It's just a matter of time.
22:49It's just a matter of time.
22:59It's just a matter of time.
23:08It's just a matter of time.
23:09It's just a matter of time.
23:10It's just a matter of time.
23:12It's just a matter of time.
23:14It's just a matter of time.
23:16It's just a matter of time.
23:18It's just a matter of time.
23:20It's just a matter of time.
23:21It's just a matter of time.
23:23It's just a matter of time.
23:25It's just a matter of time.
23:26It's just a matter of time.
23:27It's just a matter of time.
23:28It's just a matter of time.
23:47There's a toss-up between ham and tuna.
24:02Thanks.
24:03I'm not hungry.
24:06You need to eat something, Claire.
24:17Welfare officer's free if you want to see her.
24:27Can't do any harm.
24:34She's okay.
24:35I have to go.
24:41I'll be five minutes.
24:43You're late.
24:44I just have to change my shirt.
24:45I already cancelled.
24:47I take it, something came up at work.
24:52You promised Dr. Mulally this wouldn't happen again.
24:55How are we supposed to fix things if you can't even bother to turn up?
24:58I can't be the only one putting the work in.
25:01Please.
25:03We had a situation.
25:06The raid.
25:08On the news, that was you.
25:09I'm okay.
25:11I'm okay.
25:17Maybe this is a sign that you need to move on from Cap.
25:36Claire.
25:37You're Miren Garate.
26:02You, the tia de Hidoya.
26:04Hidoya.
26:04Hidoya está en peligro.
26:06It's only for precaution.
26:08Until we know what is happening.
26:09What is happening?
26:12How is it?
26:13La bala le ha perforado el pulmón.
26:17Ha perdido mucha sangre.
26:24¿Sabes si ha dicho algo?
26:27Todavía la tiene sedada.
26:32Eh...
26:32En algún momento voy a necesitar hablar con ella.
26:40No sé cuántas veces le he pedido a Lach que parara.
26:45Solo era cuestión de tiempo de que ocurriera algo así.
26:47No sé cuántas veces le he pedido a Lach que parara.
27:17Died in the course of a routine cab raid yesterday in his Dublin home.
27:22You've spoken of the need for caution in the reporting of the events leading to Mr. Heaslip's death.
27:26Deepest condolences to Mr. Heaslip's wife and family.
27:29We also need time to conclude our investigation.
27:31Could the price of Cap's success be putting lives at risk?
27:35Our record is exemplary.
27:36Cap's response to organised crime has resulted in millions in assets being seized
27:40and the money's returned to the Exegger.
27:43Protecting human life is paramount in everything we do.
27:46Cap takes its responsibilities very soon.
27:49How are you getting on, Sean?
28:12Once I've scanned Heaslip's files, I'll show you how to run the analysis.
28:17A red pen is all I need.
28:19Checked in with the guys from Serious Crime, Nick received a phone call five minutes before
28:29you arrived.
28:30From who?
28:31A burner.
28:32Sorry, Claire.
28:33When he opened the door he looked like he was expecting someone.
28:39That's who the gun was for.
28:41Protection?
28:42Or was he going to use it to threaten them?
28:45Either way, we need to figure out who was supposed to be there.
28:47Pull CCTV from the area, doorbell cams, anything you can get.
28:51You know what they're like about privacy in that neck of the woods.
28:55We'd be lucky if we can get anything.
28:57Yeah, I understand.
28:59Heaslip's financials have given us a clearer picture of his setup.
29:03He operated out of the United Arab Emirates, Ras al-Khaima.
29:05Of course he did.
29:06High yields, less tax, complete confidentiality.
29:08Now we know about the Cyprus Holding Company and the embezzling.
29:11What we've learned is he also had these.
29:14He deposited money from these two companies to this bank account.
29:18In Liechtenstein?
29:19Mm-hmm.
29:20They're going to be a pain to deal with.
29:21We have a paper trail showing he then paid his clients in the form of loans from this account.
29:26Thereby evading tax?
29:27Mm-hmm.
29:28I'm compiling a list of names for revenue.
29:30His operation was clever.
29:31Until it started to unravel.
29:33Property markets took a downturn.
29:35Investments failed to deliver.
29:36So he was in trouble?
29:37That's an understatement.
29:39Been hopping all morning with clients looking for their money back.
29:43Tax Dodgers are calling Cab.
29:45Not as high net worth clients.
29:47These are the new ones.
29:48Retirees.
29:49Ones Nick went after to buy time.
29:52And they've just seen that their portfolio manager is not just dead.
29:55He's being investigated by Cab.
29:56I found emails going back months from Nick's original clients,
29:59also looking for their money.
30:01That could explain why he cashed in his nest egg.
30:04But it doesn't explain where the money is.
30:06Staff won't be much help with that.
30:08They admit to knowing about the tax evasion,
30:10but they had no idea he was stealing clients' money.
30:13Backed up by their financials.
30:14Nothing suspicious there.
30:15If he had to help, it was coming from someplace else.
30:23Another one that's lost her pension.
30:25Whatever chance they had to get their money back when Heslip was alive.
30:28I didn't expect to see you today with all the bad press.
30:40What the hell?
30:41Alice, he sits here.
30:58She's asking to see Dundab.
31:00He's with the minister, so he'll have to go down.
31:04Yes.
31:05OK.
31:18DS Wallace.
31:20I'm so sorry for your loss, Mrs. Heslip.
31:22We asked to speak to Chief Dunlop.
31:24He told Alice to get in touch if there was anything she needed.
31:26The chief is unavailable.
31:28How can I help?
31:29My sister needs her family's passports.
31:32They're in her house.
31:34We can't get access.
31:36I'll send an officer.
31:40Do you plan on leaving the country, Mrs. Heslip?
31:42Alice is taking her son away until, um...
31:44Until Nick's body is released.
31:50We still have questions.
31:51Then contact my solicitor.
31:56I've no idea what it's been like for Ollie.
31:59His dad's death all over the news.
32:03The press found out where we're staying,
32:05and now they're camped outside Niamh's house,
32:07shoving cameras in our faces.
32:10I'm sorry.
32:14Just give me the passports.
32:26She's under a lot of pressure.
32:29We will need to arrange an interview.
32:31Can I get the name of the hotel that Alice will be staying at?
32:38Of course.
32:49It's our family's holiday home in Bilbao.
32:52Okay.
33:01Alice Heslip is on her waitable bow.
33:04Says she needs to get away until the funeral.
33:06But you're not buying that.
33:08Find out what you can about this property.
33:13Get the passports from the Heslip house.
33:15Drop them off at the sister's place.
33:17And no rush.
33:18Buy us some time.
33:19Puss.
33:20Passe.
33:35Passe, Oficial Beitia.
33:36Passe.
33:39Acaba de llegar el informe forense del coche de Olaz.
33:44Lo manipularon.
33:45Who killed Olaz and his family had it well planned.
33:48Ayer I spoke with the Interpol,
33:50and although they are still monitoring the movements of the Balkan,
33:53they have not been they.
33:55Amaya,
33:56are you sure that Olaz didn't work on a new case?
34:04I had something,
34:06but I told you when I came back.
34:15After...
34:25I found this in his office.
34:28I have to take it.
34:31Olaz never revealed his thoughts.
34:33She was brave and determined.
34:35It was an autentic pain for me,
34:37but that's why people trusted her.
34:39If she killed her,
34:41she could put in danger her thoughts
34:43and that would not have loved her.
34:48I hope to be able to trust you.
34:53Me is clear.
35:06Bennett's bought their holiday home in the late 80s.
35:09It's been in Alice's name since her father died.
35:11Explains why it wasn't listed with Nick's properties.
35:13You're thinking the 27 million's there?
35:15He was hiding assets.
35:17Makes sense he'd keep them somewhere we didn't know about.
35:20We found nothing in our investigation to indicate that Alice was involved.
35:23We didn't find anything to indicate Nick had gone either.
35:27Dunlop was right.
35:28We need to look at what we could have missed.
35:30Clare.
35:31Recent transfers from Nick's Irish bank account to the Lichtenstein account.
35:40But we already knew this.
35:41He was facilitating loans from that account.
35:43Correct.
35:44But those were transfers to his clients from the Lichtenstein account.
35:48So...
35:50All previous transfers were going through his holding accounts.
35:53He was cute enough to have no direct connection between the Lichtenstein account and his Irish bank account.
35:57These transactions connect him directly?
36:00That's risky.
36:01Sloppy.
36:02You said he was desperate. He needed to move this money.
36:04Maybe this is how he did it?
36:05These are all small amounts.
36:075k here, 6k there.
36:08We're looking for up to 27 million.
36:10Small transactions would avoid detection.
36:12It's worth a gander.
36:14Alice Heaslip is booked on a flight out this afternoon.
36:16Follow the paper trail. See what comes up.
36:18And focus on the next flight to Bilbao.
36:21You coming?
36:23We need to know why Alice Heaslip is really going to Bilbao.
36:27Let's talk to Dunlop.
36:46We need to know who you sent that envelope to, and this ends!
37:09You don't understand who you're dealing with.
37:30What did your man have to say for himself?
37:34From where I could get out of him, he had no idea what the boss was doing.
37:37Then what the fuck were they digging for?
37:39You were going to plant the tortoise.
37:42Sounds like he's running his own operation.
37:44Christ.
37:46I'll take care of that.
37:47Find that envelope.
38:03Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking.
38:05We are wishing you a warm welcome to Bilbao.
38:07Temperature on flight is approximately 22 degrees.
38:10We're coming in and we're going to be...
38:12...and we're going to be...
38:13...and we're going to be here.
38:14...and we're going to be here.
38:15...and we're going to be here.
38:16You okay, love?
38:43We're nearly there.
38:46We're nearly there.
39:16Keep your mood short.
39:20We're nearly there.
39:50I need to plug in.
40:17I only packed one adapter.
40:19And?
40:20And I need to charge my phone first.
40:23I'm about to go up a level.
40:25I'm too tired for this.
40:27Dad would have remembered to pack more.
40:28Ollie?
40:29Just give me five minutes.
40:36Can you see if this is fairer than this?
40:39Don't even fucking breathe.
40:51Don't even fucking breathe.
40:56When I said to wait for me at the airport, that wasn't a suggestion.
41:02I'm sorry, Oficial Velasco, but we need to get to that house as soon as possible.
41:05I'm on my way, but as well as I don't like my time being wasted.
41:08If time's the issue, Velasco could have picked up Alice when she landed.
41:13If the money is in that house, or if Alice is meeting someone, I don't want to risk tipping them off.
41:16I don't want anything.
41:36Hungry?
41:38I don't want anything.
41:40You've got to eat something.
41:42I'm making your favorite.
41:59Ollie!
42:00Ollie!
42:01Ollie!
42:02Ollie!
42:03Ollie!
42:04Ollie!
42:05Ollie!
42:07Ollie!
42:09Ollie!
42:10Ollie!
42:11Ollie!
42:13Ollie!
42:14Ollie!
42:15Ollie!
42:16Ollie!
42:17Ollie!
42:18Jeff!
42:19Hi, do you want to?
42:20I'm not.
42:21What?
42:22You've got me right now.
42:23What?
42:26I'm not.
42:27Oh, my God.
42:57Oh, my God.
43:27Oh, my God.
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