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00:00:00Currently delays at Junction 15 of the M4 due to ongoing improvement marks.
00:00:04That's your latest travel update from us here at the station.
00:00:07It's the 1st of December, so Christmas has officially started.
00:00:11And this is a classic.
00:00:14Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock
00:00:17Jingle bells swing and jingle bells ring
00:00:21Snow and hand blowing up those of the fire
00:00:25Morning, Helen.
00:00:28Christmas begins.
00:00:30Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock
00:00:33Jingle bell time and jingle bell time
00:00:37Dancing and prancing in jingle bell square
00:00:41In the frosty air
00:00:44What a bright time
00:00:46Well, I'll get in with a nice cup of tea after that.
00:00:50I've never seen the town centre so busy.
00:00:56Oh, I'm sorry, Helen. I didn't know there was a team meeting.
00:00:58Oh, you're fine, Marjorie. I was just making a small announcement.
00:01:02You'll never believe it. She's only taking us away for the office Christmas party.
00:01:05It's been a tough old year. And I just want to say thank you to everyone for helping me get through it.
00:01:11Guess what? We're only going to the ruddy Caribbean.
00:01:14Oh, my goodness gracious me. Oh, although it does mean missing the away game of Colchester.
00:01:21What's that matter?
00:01:21It's the Caribbean.
00:01:23What a way to celebrate our...
00:01:25And you've properly budgeted for it, Mum?
00:01:27Yes, Neil. It's all accounted for.
00:01:29Quite sure?
00:01:31You know, I've always wanted to visit that part of the world.
00:01:34Oh, um, not you, Marjorie, love. It's senior staff only. I am so sorry. I should have said.
00:01:44Oh, of course. I'm sorry, Helen. Silly old me.
00:01:49Duh.
00:01:49Oh, I, I probably should get that.
00:01:57We are so going bikini shopping after work tonight.
00:02:02Oh, you might treat yourself to some speed, or as...
00:02:04Duckdale's branded merchandise. Marjorie speaking.
00:02:13Duckdale's branded merchandise. Marjorie speaking.
00:02:16Yes, I just put you through to her warehouse.
00:02:19Yeah, I, I, I, I, I...
00:02:22And all the ancient schools are comerers, na-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
00:02:28See the blazing roof before us, na-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
00:02:33Strike the heart and join the chorus, na-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
00:02:37Yes!
00:02:39I'm so happy.
00:02:40Na-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
00:02:42One, a ten, a two-time treasure, na-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.
00:03:17Happy Christmas.
00:03:31With it.
00:03:45Hi, Marjorie.
00:03:46I just want to let you know that there's a Commissioner Patterson arriving.
00:03:52It's a serious situation over here.
00:03:55Give him access to anything he needs.
00:03:58I've told the police here that we're going to cooperate fully.
00:04:01Will do, Helen.
00:04:02Oh, I hear him now.
00:04:03We'll speak later.
00:04:05Okay.
00:04:07Ah!
00:04:07You must be the policeman from the Caribbean.
00:04:11Commissioner Patterson, is it?
00:04:12Selwyn Patterson.
00:04:15So, um, what has actually happened out there?
00:04:19The police will call to your colleague's holiday villa, where, I'm sorry to see, a man was found.
00:04:25Shot dead.
00:04:27Murdered.
00:04:28I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:29I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:30I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:31I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:32I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:33I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:34I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:35I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:36I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:37I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:38I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:39I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:04:40I'm sorry to see, a man was found out there.
00:05:11Good morning, Miss Baudet.
00:05:13Morning, Seb.
00:05:15It's a final rehearsal for the Nativity this evening.
00:05:18I wish you all the best, and good luck to you, little king people.
00:05:22Yes, I, yes, yes.
00:05:25Allez, let's go.
00:05:35Good morning, sir.
00:05:37Morning, Seb.
00:05:38Got a card from Darlene.
00:05:40Looks like she won't make it back for Christmas.
00:05:43Her auntie's still sick, so she's staying on Montserrat.
00:05:46Nothing in the post for the inspector, you know, from Antica.
00:05:51His brother, you mean?
00:05:53It's been three months.
00:05:55I guess it's like a lot, you know?
00:05:57I mean, getting a letter from a brother you never knew you had.
00:06:01Might take some time.
00:06:03I just feel sorry for him.
00:06:05He keeps saying he's fine about it, but I don't think he is.
00:06:10Where is D.I. Wilson?
00:06:12Rehearsing.
00:06:13Rehearsing.
00:06:14Oh, yes.
00:06:15Oh, I am so jealous.
00:06:16He must be hyped up to wear that costume, huh?
00:06:19I bet he is.
00:06:22I'm really not happy about this.
00:06:24Why not, Mervyn?
00:06:25Because I look like a ninny.
00:06:27No, you don't.
00:06:29You look very...authentic.
00:06:33I just don't think the boots are helping.
00:06:39Look, with all due respect, Miss Baudet,
00:06:41I just think it'd be better off finding somebody else for this.
00:06:44You know, somebody less...me.
00:06:47Mervyn, it has always been the commissioner
00:06:50who carries out this task for me.
00:06:52With him gone.
00:06:54Inspector.
00:06:55Great.
00:06:56Yes, sir.
00:06:57You look cool, man.
00:06:59Not another word.
00:07:00That's wrong, huh?
00:07:02Could we have a chat, sir?
00:07:09We have a murder to attend.
00:07:12For real?
00:07:15Well, that's up, then.
00:07:17I've got word to do.
00:07:18Conversation over.
00:07:19Conversation paused.
00:07:20Sorry, Catherine.
00:07:21Come on, let's go.
00:07:23Um...inspector.
00:07:26You think maybe you should change first?
00:07:28You think maybe you should change first?
00:07:30The victim's name is Darion St. Jules.
00:07:32He's a local fisherman.
00:07:33The victim's name is Darion St. Jules.
00:07:34He's a local fisherman, lives half a mile up the coast.
00:07:36Right.
00:07:37The victim's name is Darion St. Jules.
00:07:41He's a local fisherman, lives half a mile up the coast.
00:07:42Right.
00:07:43The guests staying here are from the UK.
00:07:44They all say they haven't a clue who he is or what he was doing here.
00:07:46But clearly, someone must have shot him and left him there.
00:07:47Right.
00:07:48The guests staying here are from the UK.
00:07:49They all say they haven't a clue who he is or what he was doing here.
00:07:51But clearly, someone must have shot him and left him there.
00:07:52Right.
00:07:53No sign of the gun, but paramedics are saying with the bullets still lodged in the victim's
00:07:54shoulder.
00:07:55Cause of death was possibly from internal bleeding.
00:07:56The victim's name is Darion St. Jules.
00:07:59He's a local fisherman, lives half a mile up the coast.
00:08:02Right.
00:08:03The guests staying here are from the UK.
00:08:06They all say they haven't a clue who he is or what he was doing here.
00:08:10But clearly, someone must have shot him and left him there.
00:08:14Right.
00:08:15No sign of the gun, but paramedics are saying with the bullets still lodged in the victim's
00:08:20shoulder.
00:08:21Cause of death was possibly from internal bleeding.
00:08:24Right.
00:08:25And what about you, Inspector?
00:08:26Anything of interest?
00:08:27Well, he certainly liked his aftershave.
00:08:28Have a sniff.
00:08:29I guess that's pretty strong.
00:08:30Only if it was cause of his work.
00:08:31You know, slapped on the old cologne to cover the smell of fish.
00:08:33I know a big man in Tootin did the same thing.
00:08:34And that's what bothers you the most.
00:08:35The fact that the victim used a bit too much aftershave.
00:08:36Actually, what's bothering me the most is what's written on the palm of his left hand.
00:08:49Blitzen.
00:08:50Blitzen.
00:08:51Like the reindeer.
00:08:52It's the only one I can think of.
00:08:54Dasher.
00:08:55Dancer.
00:08:56Prancer.
00:08:57Vixen.
00:08:58Comet.
00:08:59Cupid.
00:09:00Donna.
00:09:01Blitzen.
00:09:02And Rudolph.
00:09:03Thank you, Officer Rose.
00:09:04The ink seems fresh.
00:09:05Which means you wrote it in the last 12 hours or so.
00:09:08And then not long after, he was shot.
00:09:10When it is Christmas, sir, could just be a coincidence.
00:09:15I don't know.
00:09:16I don't know.
00:09:17It's the only one I can think of.
00:09:18The only one I can think of.
00:09:19Dasher.
00:09:20Dancer.
00:09:21Prancer.
00:09:22Vixen.
00:09:23Comet.
00:09:24Cupid.
00:09:25Donner.
00:09:26Blitzen.
00:09:27And Rudolph.
00:09:28Thank you, Officer Rose.
00:09:29Ception.
00:09:30But then, Senator.
00:09:31It could just be a coincidence.
00:09:34We have no idea who this guy is or what he is doing in our Villa, so how can we know
00:09:41why he wrote the name of one of Santa's reindeer on his hand?
00:09:43I don't know.
00:09:44I'm just asking the question.
00:09:45Not a problem, is it?
00:09:48No?
00:09:49No, of course not.
00:09:51Let's talk with you telling me what you are doing here on St. Marie.
00:09:54Well, we flew here for our office Christmas party.
00:09:57It wasn't cheap.
00:09:59We were having the time of our lives.
00:10:06Life's a beat!
00:10:07Life's a beat!
00:10:08No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:10:11No!
00:10:12Oh, my God!
00:10:13Everyone get in!
00:10:20Maybe talk us through the events of last night.
00:10:23Yeah, what happened exactly?
00:10:24We said we'd take it easy for our last night.
00:10:27Then we got back here and carried on drinking.
00:10:40Yeah, looks like quite a party you had.
00:10:42Yeah, damn right it was.
00:10:46Sorry, that's not appropriate.
00:10:48The rum out here, it's stronger than we're used to.
00:10:53Oh!
00:10:54What happens above?
00:10:55One more straight away and no one is allowed to.
00:10:58Come on, it's our last night!
00:11:01And what time did the party end?
00:11:03I haven't got a clue, mate, to be honest.
00:11:05Yeah, it's all a little bit hazy.
00:11:07I really don't remember very much.
00:11:09You lot are lightweights, man.
00:11:12I remember everything.
00:11:15Helen, you and me put Neil to bed about midnight.
00:11:18I'm sure I wasn't that bad.
00:11:19Oh, you so were.
00:11:21Oh, he's always had a low tolerance.
00:11:24Mum?
00:11:25Sorry, love.
00:11:28Can we just...
00:11:30Helen, you went to bed as well.
00:11:33Me and you kept on it till about half three.
00:11:36Gav, you were so cute.
00:11:39You were dead to the world by then.
00:11:41So, er, I left you asleep in the hammock.
00:11:45And then what?
00:11:49Oh, and then the taxi for the airport woke me up.
00:11:53Everyone!
00:11:55Wake up!
00:11:56Wake up!
00:11:57Wake up!
00:12:00That's when I saw him.
00:12:01I thought he was asleep at first.
00:12:03But when I got closer, I saw the blood.
00:12:06Someone call an ambulance!
00:12:07Now!
00:12:10You were in the hammock when whatever happened, happened.
00:12:13You didn't hear the gunshot?
00:12:15Well, yeah, yeah, you'd have thought.
00:12:16But, well, it's like Helen said, you know, the room out here, it's, er...
00:12:19Stronger than you used to.
00:12:21Inspector!
00:12:24That's something you should see.
00:12:28This is the only security camera footage from the villa.
00:12:31Footage is from this morning outside the front door.
00:12:34The victim arrives at 5.32am, heads inside.
00:12:38The door was unlocked, so he let himself in.
00:12:41After that, nobody is seen leaving or arriving.
00:12:44So, the only way in or out is from the front.
00:12:47And the drop of the back is too steep for access.
00:12:50So, it's got to be one of these four who shot Darren in St Jules.
00:12:54Which means the gun that they used must still be here.
00:12:57But they're all saying they've never met him before.
00:12:59So, why would one of them kill a total stranger?
00:13:03Hello, can I help you?
00:13:04Haven't you come to check in?
00:13:05The name's Helen Dugdale.
00:13:06Of course, one moment, please.
00:13:07I can't believe they're not letting us fly home.
00:13:08This police overreach is what it is.
00:13:09So much for doing something different.
00:13:10You should have just gone to the Red Lion like last year.
00:13:11None of this would have happened.
00:13:12Oh!
00:13:13Oh!
00:13:14Oh!
00:13:15Oh!
00:13:16Oh!
00:13:17Do you think there's something Helen's not telling us?
00:13:18She's been on edge ever since the police arrived.
00:13:19She's been on edge ever since the police arrived.
00:13:20Oh!
00:13:21Oh!
00:13:22Oh!
00:13:23Oh!
00:13:24Oh!
00:13:25Oh!
00:13:26Oh!
00:13:27Oh!
00:13:28Oh!
00:13:29Oh!
00:13:30Oh!
00:13:31Oh, yeah.
00:13:32Oh!
00:13:33Oh!
00:13:34Oh!
00:13:35Rose is locked.
00:13:36Yes!
00:13:37Oh!
00:13:38Oh!
00:13:39Oh!
00:13:40Did they come.
00:13:41Philosophan?
00:13:42Oh!
00:13:43Philosophan!
00:13:44I found thisrock!
00:13:45Yes, I found it!
00:13:46Did they need to getEstep Oh!
00:13:48It is not the bestemos en People in here's room Frage,
00:13:52Yeah, why did you turn it to our own house afraid of the people the police?
00:13:58Sure.
00:13:59Let's see what we find at his house
00:14:05How are you getting on sir well, I haven't found anything that connects our victim to the suspects
00:14:12But I have found this the victims aftershave really this again. He's different to the one. He was wearing at the crime scene
00:14:19Yeah, have a sniff
00:14:21I haven't found any others here and there certainly wasn't one on his person. So why did he smell different to the brand of aftershave videos
00:14:46So I searched the suspects the villa and Saron and Eros
00:14:51And there was no gun
00:14:52No, it has to be there. No one left the villa after the victim was shot. So the weapon has to be there somewhere
00:14:58Yeah, no, I totally get the logic inspector, but you ain't there for definite. There's no gun at the villa, but that doesn't make any sense
00:15:05So sorry, excuse me. Hello. Yes
00:15:09Well, this is a strange one. We've got four people suspected of shooting a man. They don't know with a gun. They don't have
00:15:15Let's start working through the victims laptop. See what's on there. We need to find that gun
00:15:21What actually sir, it's the nativity service if you'd forgotten
00:15:27Are you serious?
00:15:28And
00:15:29We promised Catherine we'd make sure you get there
00:15:32Look, we've got a murder case to solve in case you hadn't noticed
00:15:35And I haven't got time for play acting with a bunch of kids at some school nativity
00:15:39Then you better find the time inspector
00:15:45Why is she?
00:15:46Good evening to you inspector
00:15:49Officer Curtis was a pleasant surprise
00:15:51My niece is performing in the nativity tonight
00:15:55And word has got back to me that they might not have an orator
00:16:00Because the man who is supposed to be doing it is being a grumpy goose about the whole thing
00:16:05A grumpy
00:16:06Now listen
00:16:06No, you listen to me
00:16:08You are doing it
00:16:10End of
00:16:11So get your backside down to that church
00:16:13And man up
00:16:14You know what, I never did like this sort of thing
00:16:33The nativity
00:16:35Carol services
00:16:36Right
00:16:37Is there anything about Christmas you do like, sir?
00:16:40No, not really
00:16:41Oh, hang on
00:16:42Yeah
00:16:42Um, the great escape
00:16:44The what?
00:16:45The great escape
00:16:47The movie was on telly every Christmas
00:16:50You know with the the motorcycle stunt and the cooler
00:16:53The dirt down the trousers
00:16:57No, I'd give up
00:16:58Me too
00:16:59Nervyn, we're waiting ready when you are
00:17:03Right
00:17:07Right
00:17:09Here we go then
00:17:10I guess
00:17:32You okay?
00:17:33Okay then
00:17:41A long time ago
00:17:43In the town of Nazareth
00:17:45There lived a young woman named Mary
00:17:47She was engaged to a carpenter named Joseph
00:17:51I understand he didn't want to wear a costume
00:17:54But did he really have to do it in the house?
00:17:58And then one day
00:18:00An angel called Gabriel
00:18:03Came to Mary and said to her
00:18:06Sorry it was
00:18:17It was mine
00:18:18I knew it was going to be his
00:18:25Sir
00:18:27Sir
00:18:28It's someone calling from Antigua
00:18:33It could be
00:18:33Your brother
00:18:37Listen, sorry everyone
00:18:39I need to take this, yeah
00:18:46Well I think one of us shoot her
00:18:49Don't worry Miss Baudet
00:18:51Officer Sebastian rose to the rescue
00:18:54Yes, my little king people
00:18:56My God
00:19:01So
00:19:02A long, long time ago
00:19:04In the town of Nazareth
00:19:06There lived a young woman
00:19:07Very nice woman
00:19:08Her name was Mary
00:19:09She was engaged to a carpenter
00:19:11Named Joseph
00:19:12Melvin Wilson speaking
00:19:22Mr. Wilson
00:19:23It's Tyrese
00:19:24The Cariba phone network
00:19:26I just noticed your contracts
00:19:27Coming up in the new year
00:19:28And I thought we could have a chat
00:19:29About upgrading your phone
00:19:35Mr. Wilson, are you still there?
00:19:36Yeah, I'm here
00:19:39No, no upgrade, thanks
00:19:40Mr. Wilson, are you sure about that, Cosme?
00:19:43Because, um, it's not
00:19:57The first Noel
00:20:02The angels didn't say
00:20:06Was to serve the poor shepherds
00:20:12In fields as they lay
00:20:16In fields as they lay
00:20:21Deep in place
00:20:29Thanks
00:20:29Oh, yeah
00:20:31Thank you so much
00:20:36Hey sir
00:20:52You didn't come back
00:20:55Just wanted to check how you're doing
00:20:58Yeah, it wasn't Solomon on the phone
00:21:00Anyway, I've been thinking
00:21:02We really don't know anything about these people
00:21:07You know, their lives in the UK
00:21:10I was thinking we could use someone
00:21:11To do a bit of digging into our suspects
00:21:13Back in their hometown
00:21:14Right
00:21:15You want me to get in touch with the Swindon police?
00:21:17No, no, no
00:21:17I've already done that
00:21:18They're flat out till new year
00:21:20But then I remembered
00:21:21We do have someone in the UK
00:21:22Who maybe could give us a hand
00:21:24You must be the policeman from the Caribbean
00:21:35Commissioner Patterson, is it?
00:21:37Selwyn Patterson
00:21:39I'm no longer a commissioner
00:21:41I'm retired now
00:21:43Right, okay
00:21:45So now you're just
00:21:46Helping out
00:21:47Somewhat reluctantly
00:21:49If I'm honest with you
00:21:50So, um, what has actually happened out there?
00:21:55The police were called to your colleague's holiday villa
00:21:58Where, I'm sorry to see, a man was found
00:22:01Shot dead
00:22:02Murdered
00:22:04I'm keen to get on with things
00:22:06And get out of here as quickly as I can
00:22:09Rightio
00:22:10Well, I'll give you the guided tour
00:22:12Welcome to Dugdale's branded merchandise
00:22:15Uh, so, uh, that desk over there is Helen
00:22:20She's the managing director
00:22:21Uh, this desk belongs to our graphic designer, Gavin
00:22:26Accounts manager, Neil
00:22:28And Karen, head of sales
00:22:31And this one?
00:22:32Oh, oh, she's not here anymore
00:22:33She left a couple of months ago
00:22:36Who?
00:22:37Uh, Ashley
00:22:38Ashley Sims, her name was
00:22:40It was all somewhat clandestine
00:22:42If you ask me, Mr. Patterson
00:22:48She did what they call a midnight flit
00:22:51Never came back
00:22:53Are you sure you don't want a cup of tea?
00:22:55I'm gonna make myself one
00:22:57This drawer is locked
00:23:00Oh, yes
00:23:00It's been like that since Ashley left
00:23:02She has the only key
00:23:04I've been meaning to sort it
00:23:12I've been missing
00:23:23So, if you're angels, you're not here
00:23:26Oh?
00:23:27MPEOR digestible
00:23:28What a II
00:23:32because I've abandoned a good friend's wedding to travel to Swindon.
00:23:35And help you out.
00:23:36OK, fair do's.
00:23:38How can I help?
00:23:38The bullet you recovered from your victim.
00:23:41Have you had the ballistics report back on it yet?
00:23:43Yeah, it was a .45 calibre.
00:23:45Most likely fired from a pistol.
00:23:47And did you find the weapon?
00:23:49No.
00:23:50Why?
00:23:51Because I'm currently looking at a .45 calibre pistol
00:23:56in a desk drawer in Swindon.
00:23:59Well, it can't be the same one.
00:24:04Can it?
00:24:21Morning, sir.
00:24:23Morning, Inspector.
00:24:24This can't be right.
00:24:26It just can't be.
00:24:27What's going on?
00:24:28Commissioner found a gun locked in the desk drawer
00:24:31of an ex-employee called Ashley Sims
00:24:33in the Dugdale's offices back in the UK.
00:24:35What?
00:24:36Local forensic lab fast-tracked it
00:24:38and they say that is the gun that fired the bullet
00:24:40that killed Darren St. Jules.
00:24:43Look, security footage shows that no-one touched that drawer since the shooting.
00:24:47Wait, so how was that gun used to shoot Darren St. Jules on this island
00:24:51if the same gun was locked in a drawer 5,000 miles away?
00:24:55I know, right?
00:24:56It makes no sense.
00:24:57We need to speak to Helen Dugdale.
00:25:13Helen?
00:25:14If you're in there, can you open the door, please?
00:25:16We need to speak with you about Ashley Sims.
00:25:18There's something you need to see.
00:25:28I guess I want to say sorry.
00:25:32I know it's not enough.
00:25:33And it won't change how you feel about me, but I do mean it.
00:25:43I don't know why I keep doing this.
00:25:47Blow everything up.
00:25:51But, um, it's why I've come here.
00:25:54To get away.
00:26:01Try and understand why I hurt people.
00:26:08That's actually...
00:26:08The way that I do.
00:26:12She stole from me, from the company.
00:26:14How much?
00:26:15£500,000.
00:26:17Ouch.
00:26:19My husband, Keith.
00:26:21Dugdale's was his company until he passed away at the start of the year from a heart attack.
00:26:26I'm sorry to hear that.
00:26:29That's when I took over the reins.
00:26:31I really wanted to make it work.
00:26:33And it was around that time that we had a position to fill.
00:26:36And you gave the job to Miss Sims?
00:26:38I knew she had a past, that she'd been to prison, but Keith always believed in giving people a second chance, and I wanted to honour that.
00:26:46What Miss Sims let you down?
00:26:48Not even a year's past, and I've already lost half a million pounds.
00:26:51Did you report Ashley to the police?
00:26:54I was too embarrassed.
00:26:56So I hired someone to find out where she sent the email from.
00:27:00And that video she recorded, that was sent from this island?
00:27:04Yes.
00:27:04OK, so what does any of this have to do with Darian St. Jules?
00:27:10The man I hired discovered that Darian had rented a holiday let to Ashley.
00:27:14That's why I came here, to try and get my money back.
00:27:17I made sure our villa wasn't far from Darian's house, so it would be easy to go and visit him.
00:27:21So you were lying when you told us you didn't know Darian?
00:27:24Did you meet with him?
00:27:26Yes.
00:27:26A few days ago.
00:27:28He confirmed that Ashley had rented this little place he has down on the beach.
00:27:33That's her.
00:27:33So she was definitely here.
00:27:36She'd arrived a few months ago, at the start of October.
00:27:40He still had all the paperwork, but he said that she'd moved on a few days ago and he didn't know where.
00:27:46So what was Darian doing turning up at your villa in the early hours yesterday?
00:27:51I don't know.
00:27:52I really don't.
00:27:54How much do the others know about this?
00:27:56Nothing.
00:27:56They don't know anything.
00:27:57They think they're on a works due.
00:27:59Not even your son?
00:28:00No.
00:28:00Not even Neil.
00:28:01So then the only person who knew Darian and therefore wanted him killed was you?
00:28:06No.
00:28:07I swear I didn't.
00:28:08I can see how this looks.
00:28:12But I didn't shoot him.
00:28:14I don't...
00:28:14I need to take this.
00:28:22Commissioner, you got something?
00:28:24Inspector, I've searched Ashley Sims' flat and emailed you over some photographs.
00:28:29I'm afraid there is little of use to your investigation.
00:28:32I think she cleared out her flat before she flew to the Caribbean.
00:28:36Okay.
00:28:37Thanks anyway, sir.
00:28:38Now, if that is everything, I'm going to catch my train and enjoy the rest of my Christmas.
00:28:44Yeah, um, you have a good one, sir.
00:28:46And you, Inspector.
00:28:47And you.
00:28:56Thank you for your help, Miss Gortz.
00:28:58Oh, I didn't do anything, really.
00:29:01And you're nothing if not efficient.
00:29:05So, what are your plans for Christmas?
00:29:08I'm spending it with my daughter and her partner.
00:29:11They rented a cottage up in the, um, Yorkshire Dales.
00:29:16Oh, it's lovely up there.
00:29:17So, I'm told.
00:29:19I'd better...
00:29:19I'm flying solo this Christmas.
00:29:22I mean, that's how it's been since Mum passed.
00:29:25Just me, myself and I.
00:29:26Sorry.
00:29:28I really...
00:29:28Oh, no.
00:29:29No, no.
00:29:29I rather enjoy it, actually.
00:29:31You know, there's no family arguments.
00:29:33I can eat what I like, watch what I want on the telly.
00:29:36Christmas alone is underrated, I say.
00:29:40Indeed.
00:29:40No, I really don't want to miss my dream.
00:29:48Goodbye, Mr. Patterson.
00:29:50Goodbye.
00:29:52And Merry Christmas.
00:29:54And a very Merry Christmas to you.
00:29:56Four passengers on platform one, awaiting the three, fifteen, two, leave.
00:30:06Please be aware that due to frost on the line, this train is now delayed.
00:30:11Please wait for further announcements.
00:30:13So, immigration confirmed Ashley Sims arrived on the island two months ago.
00:30:22But they have no record of her ever leaving.
00:30:38So, in theory, she's still here.
00:30:45Okay, Officer Rose.
00:30:46I want you to check the harbors.
00:30:47See if anyone matching Ashley's description was taken to one of the other islands in the last few days.
00:30:51Ashley Harbor, last few days.
00:30:53Got you.
00:30:53Check the hotels, holiday rentals, guest houses on the island.
00:30:56Hotels, rentals, guest houses.
00:30:58Got you.
00:30:58You need to do whatever it takes to find her, do you understand?
00:31:01Cool.
00:31:02Totally getting you right now, Inspector.
00:31:04I guess that means you're working Christmas Day then.
00:31:06Obviously.
00:31:07It's a murder investigation.
00:31:09And we need to find out who did it.
00:31:11Right.
00:31:11Only, that's a lot of work for Seb to do by himself over Christmas.
00:31:16Well, my mother has a whole church thing going on and everybody else is busy, so it's cool.
00:31:21There you go.
00:31:22Sorted.
00:31:25Thanks, Seb.
00:31:26No worries.
00:31:27See you in a bit.
00:31:30I'll let my parents know I won't be flying home this evening.
00:31:34Appreciate it.
00:31:35Ashley Sims aside, we still don't have a scooby how the killer made the gun they shot Darian with disappear from that villa,
00:31:42then reappear in a locked desk drawer back in the UK.
00:31:47And that, Blitzen, what's that about?
00:31:51Unless it has nothing to do with Darian's murder, sir, and it is just a co...
00:31:55You don't believe in coincidences.
00:31:59I mean, in what circumstance does someone write the name of one of Sansa's reindeer on the palm of their hand?
00:32:08Are you doing all right, sir?
00:32:10After last night?
00:32:12Look, if Solomon doesn't want to get in touch, I'm cool with that.
00:32:16Well...
00:32:16D.S. Thomas, I'd rather we didn't talk about it anymore.
00:32:19All right.
00:32:33D.S. Thomas, I'm at Swindon East.
00:32:38D.S. Thomas, your tannoy keeps announcing there is a rail replacement service to Leeds,
00:32:43but it hasn't turned up.
00:32:46Yeah, it got cancelled.
00:32:49I'm sorry?
00:32:50The service replacing the service that got cancelled also got cancelled?
00:32:56Yeah, that's about the sound of it.
00:32:58No more trains until Boxing Day.
00:33:00So, what do you suggest I do?
00:33:04D'know, mate.
00:33:05Have a merry one, yeah?
00:33:07See ya.
00:33:08D'know, merry Christmas to you, too.
00:33:12I'm sorry, mate, but it's Christmas Eve,
00:33:24and none of my drivers are going to want to go outside of Swindon.
00:33:27You tried a hire car company?
00:33:28Yes, but nothing is available in the area until the 27th.
00:33:39You have no rooms available at all?
00:33:43We're fully booked.
00:33:45Everywhere will be this time of year.
00:33:47Maybe you could try the Salvation Army?
00:33:48This is Andrina.
00:33:58Leave me a message when you hear the beep.
00:34:01It's me.
00:34:02I'm still in Swindon.
00:34:04There's no transport, no hotels,
00:34:07and there's no one here who seems able to help me.
00:34:11And I don't know what to do.
00:34:14Mr. Patterson.
00:34:23I think you'd better come with me.
00:34:26Oh.
00:34:30How did you know I would still be here?
00:34:33Had the local radio on.
00:34:34Said all trains cancelled.
00:34:37We've got to look after each other at Christmas, haven't we?
00:34:39Thank you, Miss Dawes.
00:34:45It must be crazy.
00:34:46Yes.
00:34:47After you.
00:34:49Good morning to you all.
00:35:05It's 6 o'clock on this beautiful Christmas Day morning here on San Marie.
00:35:09And there's a surprise guest with me here in the studio.
00:35:12I've got a young officer, Sebastian Rose, from the San Marie Police,
00:35:16talking with me right now.
00:35:17Yes, it is me, Officer Sebastian Rose, from the San Marie Police Station.
00:35:22Merry Christmas, everybody.
00:35:24He and his colleagues want your help looking for a young woman called Ashley Sims.
00:35:28Am I right?
00:35:29That is it.
00:35:30You are totally right, Alphonse.
00:35:32If anybody has heard anything or seen anything...
00:35:34Well, what I would say, Jacinta,
00:35:38is even if it was just a glimpse of one of your bureaucratic women,
00:35:42they should still get in touch.
00:35:44Oh, Seb.
00:35:45Oh, and also, the people can check out the video I made on our social media page,
00:35:51at SMHolly.
00:35:52Ashley Sims, I've seen her.
00:35:55If you see her, call his number.
00:35:57Ashley Sims, I've seen her.
00:36:00If you see her, call his number.
00:36:02Ashley Sims, I've seen her.
00:36:04If you see her, call...
00:36:06Commissioner, morning.
00:36:21this is a surprise inspector have you seen that video officer Rose has put on
00:36:27social media it's deeply inappropriate would you like another Sherry Selwyn
00:36:35no thank you is that the receptionist Marjorie don't I'm spending Christmas
00:36:45day with her well I'm glad you two hit it off good for you sir it's not like that inspector I got
00:36:52stock in Swindon there were no trains to Leeds okay look just take that video down no disrespect sir
00:36:59but um it's not really your problem anymore is it just sort it inspector yeah what his bank statement
00:37:15in front of me that's great could you email it over I'll do that right away cheers
00:37:30literally every tree
00:37:31all right I'm coming
00:37:44I've got lead a possible suspect for Darian St. Julesy's murder I need to go and talk with them
00:37:53now Merry Christmas sir oh um Merry Christmas I'll be right with you
00:38:04our financial checks show that two days ago you wired one hundred thousand pounds from this island to your
00:38:21bank account back in England no he didn't
00:38:23what you want to tell us where you got that money from what did you do Liam yes Neil what did you do I
00:38:37followed you why you're acting so weird a few days ago when you went off by yourself I knew that it had to
00:38:47be about the money that actually had taken I'm sorry I couldn't understand why you didn't tell
00:38:51me and I know you were just trying to protect me mom I was worried about you I was just trying to help
00:38:57so I waited until the guy Darian had left doors unlocked so I let myself in there wasn't anything I
00:39:07could find until I found an old biscuit tin it's full of money and what did you think when you open
00:39:14the sense of a hundred thousand pounds in cash inside well I still think that it was money that
00:39:19belonged to the company why else with this local fisherman of that much money in sterling in his
00:39:25house and that's why you took it because it was money that actually had stolen from us from mum and I
00:39:33don't want to see her lose everything she'd already lost my dad all right okay so fast forward to the
00:39:49morning you're due to leave the island yeah and our victim turns up at 5 30 we've been trying to work
00:39:56out why he went there that morning but what if he realized that you stole from him and came to
00:40:02confront you about it no on my life I didn't even see him that morning this aftershave it's yours
00:40:09right rivage mystique yeah why this is the exact same aftershave Darian was wearing the morning of
00:40:16the murder right you're not suggesting that this is evidence I shot him why would I kill someone and
00:40:24then spray him with my own aftershave Darian definitely smelt of this when we found him but why what if
00:40:37there was another smell the killer was trying to hide you know a bit like a bin man yeah
00:40:45but what Neil's right it's not enough some Christmas this is oh come here give him a hug oh I am sorry
00:40:58oh no not now Marjorie hi this is Helen Dugdale's phone please leave a message after the tone I'll call you
00:41:10back hello Helen it's Marjorie I'm burning to wish you a Merry Christmas we're about to have our lunch and
00:41:17I just wanted to let you know I just wanted to let you know that I'm thinking of you hope everything sorts
00:41:21itself out soon
00:41:22dinner is served
00:41:33this looks wonderful thank you
00:41:41here's to a Merry Christmas Merry Christmas
00:41:49hmm right then tuck in
00:41:57I would like to offer you an apology Miss Dodds
00:42:03oh Marjorie please and there's really no need for an apology
00:42:08oh there is you've been nothing but gracious and welcoming for the last couple of days
00:42:14while I I've been nothing but um
00:42:17rowdy
00:42:19no no I wouldn't go that far
00:42:23though
00:42:25I did sense you weren't very happy
00:42:29is it to do with your old job
00:42:32what makes you ask that
00:42:34God I don't know it's it's just when we first met the way you said you were retired
00:42:39it was like you weren't entirely comfortable with it
00:42:42my superiors back on Saint Marie
00:42:45they tried to get rid of me
00:42:48after 50 years of doing a job I loved
00:42:53in the end
00:42:56I
00:42:57I just walked away
00:42:59I know what it's like
00:43:02I'm just silly old Marjorie on reception
00:43:05don't even get invited to the Christmas party they're having out there
00:43:09I'm sorry
00:43:11and I've always wanted to go to the Caribbean
00:43:15look at us
00:43:22moving like this on Christmas day
00:43:25when you cook this feast for us
00:43:28we should be enjoying ourselves
00:43:31here
00:43:32will you do me the pleasure
00:43:35oh well if you insist
00:43:37I won
00:43:40I won
00:43:41when's it gone
00:43:43where's it gone
00:43:45where's it gone
00:43:45there
00:43:45there it is
00:43:49it's a tiny little sewing pit
00:43:51alright
00:43:57let me check with the inspector
00:43:59ok speak to you soon
00:44:01alright
00:44:02hey
00:44:04Merry Christmas guys
00:44:07Merry Christmas Seb
00:44:08dear
00:44:09now where are we at with the search
00:44:11for Ashley Simms
00:44:12so um
00:44:13B&B's
00:44:15hotels
00:44:15guest horses
00:44:16nobody's heard from her
00:44:18and no one's called in with a sighting either
00:44:19it's like she's vanished into thin air
00:44:21oh and uh
00:44:22Catherine just called
00:44:23she said she can still squeeze us in for a Christmas day lunch
00:44:26but it's her last sitting
00:44:27so we have to go now
00:44:28and we're still asking ourselves
00:44:30how was Darian shot with a bullet
00:44:32fired from a gun
00:44:33locked in a drawer in Swindon
00:44:35at the time that it happened
00:44:36and what has Blitzen got to do with all of this
00:44:40are you coming sir
00:44:43well yeah you guys go
00:44:46I'll just keep working
00:44:47are you sure sir
00:44:49wait a minute
00:44:51what are these
00:44:53oh
00:44:54those are the invices sir
00:44:56you know
00:44:56for the stuff I organized to help find Ashley Simms
00:44:59you have um
00:45:00posters
00:45:00adverts
00:45:01for TV and radio
00:45:02there's over a thousand dollars that we owe
00:45:04we can't afford this
00:45:05well um
00:45:06well how big do you think our budget was
00:45:07it's only because you said
00:45:09whatever it takes
00:45:10yeah but not this much
00:45:12I mean what were you thinking
00:45:13all right let's
00:45:15let's calm it
00:45:16Seb why don't you head over to Catherine's
00:45:21and I'll catch up with you
00:45:22with respect
00:45:29he's just doing his best to help
00:45:33and he's given up his Christmas to do it sir
00:45:36look I know the case is frustrating
00:45:40and you've got other things on your mind
00:45:42what other things
00:45:43well
00:45:44your brother not calling
00:45:46what
00:45:47that's not bothering me
00:45:48it isn't
00:45:51it isn't
00:45:51no it isn't
00:45:52yes it is
00:45:53of course it is
00:45:55and I really wish you'd just admit that
00:45:58rather than pretending like you don't care
00:45:59when you so clearly
00:46:00care
00:46:01just don't take it out on the rest of us
00:46:15so
00:46:16that
00:46:17it is
00:46:29maybe
00:46:30no
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00:46:45joyeux noël camille and to little chloe her grandmother is missing her today has she
00:46:55opened a present yet no not yet ah one moment camille yes okay yes
00:47:08no mervyn
00:47:15it
00:47:18it
00:47:20the
00:47:22the
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00:48:08Inspector, everything all right?
00:48:15I'm feeling bad, sir, about messing up your Christmas.
00:48:18I'm sorry you couldn't get to spend it with your daughter.
00:48:20It's not your fault.
00:48:21If anyone's to blame, it's the British transport system,
00:48:24which I am told is not uncommon.
00:48:28I mean, I'd like to say you get used to it by be lying.
00:48:32Just a minute.
00:48:38Is that the sea?
00:48:49I got here.
00:48:50Yeah.
00:48:51I'm at the shack.
00:48:52It's beautiful out here.
00:48:54It's a really clear night.
00:48:56But then all nights are like that here, aren't they?
00:48:58The moon here is a little more grey
00:49:01than I remember it in St. Marie.
00:49:12I'm just wondering if I made a mistake
00:49:14staying on in St. Marie.
00:49:16Why?
00:49:17Because I know I'm not good when I put myself on the line.
00:49:21I feel like I'm just hanging around,
00:49:24waiting.
00:49:25Your brother?
00:49:26Yeah.
00:49:28Yeah.
00:49:32I don't think he wants to get in touch.
00:49:38I'm sorry, it's not really your problem anymore, is it?
00:49:40Whether I stay or go.
00:49:42It still feels like it is.
00:49:49Inspector.
00:49:49If you are not sure what to do,
00:49:52the only advice I can offer is that
00:49:54you put your trust in that island.
00:49:58I did for most of my life.
00:50:02And in return,
00:50:05it delivered me
00:50:06true happiness.
00:50:11If St. Marie
00:50:13won't bring your brother to you,
00:50:15then
00:50:16perhaps
00:50:17it will bring you
00:50:19someone
00:50:21or something else.
00:50:26Be patient.
00:50:28Yeah, well,
00:50:30you know patience isn't my forte, right?
00:50:32I know.
00:50:34But what am I supposed to do in the meantime?
00:50:36Might I suggest
00:50:38you focus on solving that case, you have.
00:50:41You're missed here, you know?
00:50:52Good night, Inspector.
00:51:11Blitzen, why Blitzen?
00:51:30Officer Rose.
00:51:31Inspector.
00:51:33What's up?
00:51:35I wanted to come and say I'm sorry
00:51:36for spending all that money you don't have in your budget.
00:51:38So, uh,
00:51:40I wanted to pay it back.
00:51:46There's $322.86 in there,
00:51:50which I took from my savings.
00:51:52I mean,
00:51:53it's all my savings,
00:51:54but that's cool.
00:51:55And if you deduct $20
00:51:56from my wages each month,
00:51:58you should be paid back in about
00:52:00two years, I reckon.
00:52:04Officer Rose.
00:52:05And you've got a good heart.
00:52:09Anyone ever tell you that?
00:52:11Well, my auntie.
00:52:13Like, all the time.
00:52:14You know?
00:52:18Take this.
00:52:19What I thought I...
00:52:19You don't have to pay anything back.
00:52:22We'll find it in the budget.
00:52:24And there's no need to apologise, alright?
00:52:27In fact, I should apologise
00:52:29for blazing at you like that.
00:52:31What you did was, um,
00:52:33was really good work.
00:52:34Anyway, come on.
00:52:38I've got a new lead.
00:52:39Let's go and wait D.S. Thomas up.
00:52:47He can't keep doing this.
00:52:50Happy Boxing Day, D.S. Thomas.
00:52:54Listen, um...
00:52:55I want to apologise
00:52:58for losing it
00:53:00and ruining Christmas.
00:53:02I'll make it up to you.
00:53:04I promise.
00:53:07And you were right about me
00:53:09taking it out on you
00:53:11because of Solomon.
00:53:14I just really wanted it.
00:53:16You know?
00:53:16I'm sorry, too.
00:53:21Good morning, Sarge.
00:53:25The inspector tell you
00:53:26the good news yet?
00:53:28He's only going to make
00:53:29a big breakthrough in the case,
00:53:30which is a big relief
00:53:31because I was drawing a blank.
00:53:33You have tea?
00:53:34So I've been going through
00:53:38Darien St. Jules's phone records
00:53:39and he phoned someone
00:53:41the day before he was murdered.
00:53:43A friend of his
00:53:44called Trishawn King.
00:53:46Now, he was over
00:53:46on Montserrat for Christmas.
00:53:48So I asked Darlene
00:53:50to speak with him.
00:53:51Darlene?
00:53:52Last night?
00:53:53Yeah.
00:53:53And how was she with that?
00:53:55You know, she was...
00:53:57She was cool with it.
00:53:59Inspector, it's Christmas Day.
00:54:02What in God's name
00:54:03do you think you're doing?
00:54:08Anyway, it turned out
00:54:10Darien feared for his life
00:54:11and was asking Trishawn
00:54:13where he can get hold
00:54:13of a gun for protection.
00:54:16He thought someone
00:54:17was going to kill him.
00:54:19Did he say who?
00:54:20Hmm.
00:54:21But he did say
00:54:22he was caught up
00:54:22in something he shouldn't have
00:54:23and get this,
00:54:24he thought the woman
00:54:25he was trying to help
00:54:26had been murdered.
00:54:27Now I'm caught up in it all.
00:54:29And now he was worried
00:54:30that he was going to
00:54:31suffer the same fate.
00:54:32Whoa, wait.
00:54:33Darien told Trishawn
00:54:35he thought Ashley Sims
00:54:36was murdered?
00:54:37But it would explain
00:54:38why no one's seen
00:54:39her the last few days.
00:54:40So then,
00:54:41if this is true,
00:54:42that means that
00:54:43whoever killed Ashley Sims
00:54:44probably also murdered
00:54:46Darien St. Jules.
00:54:47To silence him.
00:54:48So what we need
00:54:50to start looking for now
00:54:51is anyone who had a reason
00:54:52to kill Ashley Sims.
00:54:54Well, both Helen
00:54:55and Neil Dugdale
00:54:55to start with.
00:54:57Ashley stole half a million
00:54:58pounds from their company.
00:55:00And there's someone else as well.
00:55:09We've been looking
00:55:10at your phone records
00:55:11and these, Miss Hickson,
00:55:13are text messages
00:55:13from you to Ashley Sims
00:55:15just before she came out here.
00:55:16You'll regret ever meeting me.
00:55:19Stay away from my boyfriend
00:55:21or else I'm not afraid
00:55:23to hurt you.
00:55:25The list goes on.
00:55:27Care to explain?
00:55:29They had a thing, right?
00:55:32Gavin and Ashley
00:55:33had a thing behind my back.
00:55:35Sort of.
00:55:37Sort of?
00:55:38Yeah, like, it wasn't
00:55:40like a real thing.
00:55:41Like, they never really
00:55:42got together, but...
00:55:43But he liked her.
00:55:46Yeah.
00:55:48God knows why.
00:55:49She was weird.
00:55:50I think Gav liked that
00:55:52about her.
00:55:53And he called things
00:55:53off between us.
00:55:58And that's when I started
00:55:59warning her off.
00:56:00Guess I just
00:56:00got a bit carried away.
00:56:02I just...
00:56:03I just didn't want
00:56:05to lose him.
00:56:07And you didn't.
00:56:08Now that Ashley's
00:56:09conveniently disappeared,
00:56:11you've got Gavin
00:56:12to yourself now,
00:56:12haven't you?
00:56:13What?
00:56:14Is that what you think?
00:56:15That I killed her?
00:56:20No, I wouldn't.
00:56:22I didn't.
00:56:23It'll be about Gavin.
00:56:26We need to tell him
00:56:27what we know.
00:56:27But Ashley called
00:56:29things off with Gav.
00:56:31Why would I kill her?
00:56:32Inspector?
00:56:34You need to hear the truth.
00:56:35What?
00:56:37And I'm afraid you're
00:56:37not going to get that
00:56:38from her.
00:56:39No disrespect, Karen.
00:56:40Oh, come on, man.
00:56:42What are you saying?
00:56:43Whatever she's told you
00:56:44is ten times worse.
00:56:46Neil, what are you saying?
00:56:47Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:56:48You've had your chance.
00:56:49Go on.
00:56:51He had a thing for Ashley.
00:56:53Is that it?
00:56:54We already know.
00:56:55No, it was more than that.
00:56:56Gavin was obsessed.
00:56:58When Ashley said
00:56:59they couldn't see
00:57:00each other anymore,
00:57:00he had to take time off work.
00:57:02And I've seen the posters
00:57:02you've been putting up.
00:57:03If Ashley's gone missing,
00:57:04then I'm telling you
00:57:05it'll have something
00:57:06to do with Gavin.
00:57:08Inspector.
00:57:14Someone's just broken
00:57:15into the villa
00:57:16where Darion was shot.
00:57:17There's no doubt.
00:57:43Mr. Bradbury, this doesn't look good at all.
00:58:05But then I don't think you need me to tell you that.
00:58:07You want to start by telling us what we're going to find in that pool you've just emptied?
00:58:15And we know it's not the gun used to kill Darien St. Jules because that's currently sitting
00:58:19in a police station somewhere in Swindon.
00:58:21So what's down there?
00:58:22Why have you come back to the crime scene, Gavin?
00:58:24What's so important?
00:58:25Inspector!
00:58:26Found something.
00:58:29What is it?
00:58:30A bullet.
00:58:32One that's been fired.
00:58:37Why is there a bullet in the pool, Gav?
00:58:41It's like...
00:58:43Keepsake.
00:58:44Like, something to remember Ashley by.
00:58:49A bullet?
00:58:51There are other things that I've got of hers as well, like...
00:58:57More like normal things.
00:58:58Now, I'm really not interested in those, funny enough.
00:59:02Ashley, she's...
00:59:04She's not like anyone I've ever met before.
00:59:06Like, it was exciting, being around her.
00:59:08And her life was so different to mine.
00:59:11Yeah, I hear that.
00:59:13The bullet?
00:59:14Yeah.
00:59:15She has a gun.
00:59:18She was looking after it as a favour for someone that she knew from prison.
00:59:22And she...
00:59:23Well...
00:59:24We...
00:59:25Went out to the woods one day, and she let me fire it.
00:59:28It was...
00:59:29It was amazing, right?
00:59:30It was...
00:59:31You know, like, exhilarating.
00:59:32And I went and got one of the bullets.
00:59:34You know, like I said, that I would keep it with me.
00:59:36To remind me of her.
00:59:37And they say romance is dead.
00:59:41So, why did it end up in the pool?
00:59:44I panicked.
00:59:45When there was that dead guy, and Neil called the police.
00:59:49I was worried that if you found it, you'd think it was me that shot him.
00:59:52So, I took it out, and I was wondering what to do, and...
00:59:57I dropped it.
00:59:59Right?
01:00:00It fell in the pool.
01:00:02And the more you were sniffing around, the more I started to worry that you'd find it.
01:00:05So, I came back, and I...
01:00:09So, you loved Ashley, then?
01:00:12Yeah, I guess, yeah.
01:00:16Must have really hurt when she ended things.
01:00:20Gavin.
01:00:21We believe Ashley Sims was murdered on this island in the last few days.
01:00:26What? No.
01:00:27What? If she can't be...
01:00:28And we're kinda wondering if maybe you did it.
01:00:30Me?
01:00:32Why would I kill Ashley?
01:00:34Because you couldn't have her.
01:00:35And it hurt like hell.
01:00:36No, no, no, no.
01:00:37You've got this wrong.
01:00:38I didn't kill her.
01:00:39I owe that man.
01:00:42You seem a bit edgy, Gavin.
01:00:45Is there something you aren't telling us?
01:00:47There's nothing.
01:00:49Really, there is nothing.
01:00:58Paradise Corp Hotel, please.
01:00:59What is it that he's not saying?
01:01:00No.
01:01:01Hey, this is Ashley's phone.
01:01:02You know what to do.
01:01:03Ashley, it's me.
01:01:04We need to talk.
01:01:05I'm worried about you.
01:01:06The police have been asking questions and I think they know about us, so...
01:01:07Just let me know what you want me to do, yeah?
01:01:08Please call me back.
01:01:09I love you.
01:01:10I love you.
01:01:11Hey, this is Ashley's phone. You know what to do.
01:01:16Ashley, it's me. We need to talk. I'm worried about you.
01:01:20The police have been asking questions and I think they know about us, so...
01:01:25Just let me know what you want me to do, yeah?
01:01:28Please call me back. I love you.
01:01:41You all right, sir? You seem a bit tense.
01:01:47I just can't work this one out.
01:01:49I mean, we've got one potential murder victim whose body we haven't found,
01:01:53another murder victim whose body we have found,
01:01:56but that murder weapon was locked in a desk drawer on the other side of the world
01:01:59when that murder took place. I mean, where do we even start?
01:02:03Well, sounds like you need to go get a little shoulder rub, you know?
01:02:06Release some of that tension.
01:02:08No, you all right, Officer Rose.
01:02:10This guy again.
01:02:15Listen, mate, I told you before, I'm not interested in upgrading to another phone,
01:02:20so stop calling me, eh?
01:02:22Is that Mervyn Wilson?
01:02:24Yeah, it's still Mervyn Wilson and I'm still not interested.
01:02:27It's me, Solomon. Your brother.
01:02:36Are you there, Mervyn?
01:02:40Mervyn?
01:02:41Yes. Yes, he's here. Don't hang up.
01:02:45Uh, Solomon. It's Mervyn.
01:02:46Yeah, you should already know that. Um, look, mate, I'm sorry. I just wasn't expecting your call.
01:02:55Yeah, I know. I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get in touch, but it was, you know.
01:02:56No, no, no, mate, I totally understand, yeah? I mean, it's a process, right? But, um, hey, you're calling now, aren't you?
01:02:57Yeah, man, it's a process.
01:02:58It's a process.
01:02:59But I'm glad to be calling now.
01:03:00Yeah, it's a process.
01:03:01But I'm glad to be calling now.
01:03:02I'm glad to be calling now.
01:03:03Mervyn.
01:03:04Are you still there?
01:03:05Yeah, I'm glad to be calling now.
01:03:06Are you still there?
01:03:07No, no, no, no.
01:03:08I'm sorry.
01:03:09I'm sorry.
01:03:10I'm sorry.
01:03:11I'm sorry.
01:03:12I'm sorry.
01:03:13I'm sorry.
01:03:14I'm sorry.
01:03:15I'm sorry.
01:03:16I'm sorry.
01:03:17I'm sorry.
01:03:18I'm sorry.
01:03:19I just wasn't expecting your call.
01:03:20I'm sorry.
01:03:21So, it's a process, right?
01:03:22But, um, hey, you're calling now, aren't you?
01:03:25Yeah, man.
01:03:26It's a process.
01:03:27But I'm glad to be calling now.
01:03:33Are you still there?
01:03:36Mervyn?
01:03:37Yeah, yeah, I'm still here.
01:03:39Um, look, um, Solomon, I'm really, really sorry to do this to you, and I am so glad you
01:03:48called and that we're finally speaking.
01:03:50And I really, really want us to talk again, but right now, there's something I need to
01:03:58do.
01:03:59Yeah?
01:04:00Yeah, man.
01:04:01No problem.
01:04:02Go talk soon.
01:04:03That was quick.
01:04:04Officer Rose, that billboard, you did that right?
01:04:08Yes, sir.
01:04:09I did.
01:04:10But you should already have the invoice for that.
01:04:12It's not going to cost any extra.
01:04:13No, no, no.
01:04:14I don't care about the cost.
01:04:15It was worth every penny.
01:04:16Come, come look.
01:04:17You see, all along, we've been looking at Ashley's footage on phone screens and laptops,
01:04:28yeah?
01:04:29Well, they were too small.
01:04:30I don't understand.
01:04:32You see where Ashley is?
01:04:35This is a steal from the video she made.
01:04:37And in the background, there's a ship passing by.
01:04:40Now, before that was just a spec, but now you've blown it up. Look at it.
01:04:45What about the ship?
01:04:47Look at what it's called.
01:04:49Blitzen.
01:04:51Blitzen.
01:04:52Blitzen.
01:04:53Blitzen.
01:04:54Yeah?
01:04:55Now we know.
01:04:56Oh, Officer Rose, if you weren't so tall, I'd kiss you.
01:05:02Why would Darian write the name of that ship on his hands?
01:05:05Blitzen.
01:05:06Well, he obviously saw the footage himself and then, um, he saw something in it.
01:05:11But what?
01:05:18Blitzen.
01:05:19And he's just vanished into thin air.
01:05:20Why have come here?
01:05:21I thought I was helping someone.
01:05:23You know what?
01:05:25I think I'm starting to work out what went down here.
01:05:28But, I need to make a phone call.
01:05:30And, you need to get on Squareport Security, come on!
01:05:34Alright, mate.
01:05:35Much appreciated.
01:05:36Cheers.
01:05:37Wow.
01:05:39What?
01:05:41Wow?!
01:05:42What? Wow!
01:05:46So, that ship behind Ashley Sims,
01:05:49it's owned by a Scandinavian container shipping company.
01:05:52Now, we know from the information on that footage,
01:05:54Ashley recorded it on the 4th of October, right?
01:05:57Right.
01:05:58Well, check this.
01:05:59The Blitzen was passing by the south coast of England
01:06:02on the 4th of October.
01:06:04Thousands of miles from the Caribbean.
01:06:06So, Ashley recorded that video on a beach back in the UK?
01:06:10Which means she was never even here.
01:06:13Inspector, the airport just emailed over security camera footage
01:06:17the day Ashley Sims arrived on the island.
01:06:21Wait, she was here?
01:06:24Thank you for a wonderful Christmas, Marjorie.
01:06:26Oh, it's been lovely.
01:06:28Let me give you a hand with that.
01:06:29Oh, don't be daft. You don't know where anything goes.
01:06:32Then you can tell me. It's the least I can do.
01:06:36Living room. Sideboard drawer.
01:06:38Living room. Sideboard drawer.
01:06:42Living room. Sideboard drawer.
01:06:44But if Ashley Sims has never been here before,
01:06:47why do immigration records show that she has?
01:06:49Because someone else came pretending to be Ashley,
01:06:52presumably on a fake passport,
01:06:54and that someone paid Darian 100k to lie and say Ashley rented his property
01:06:58for the past few months.
01:06:59But why would they do that?
01:07:01To misdirect and confuse anyone looking for her.
01:07:03Because they'd already killed Ashley and taken the money.
01:07:07So one of our four suspects has been here three months previously.
01:07:10Which is why we're going through this footage,
01:07:12because it will show who was pretending to be Ashley Sims.
01:07:14There.
01:07:15Why didn't I see that before?
01:07:16Why I've come here to try and understand why I hurt people.
01:07:17No, it was more than that.
01:07:18Gavin was obsessed.
01:07:19Of course.
01:07:20After that, nobody is seen leaving or arriving.
01:07:21So it's got to be one of these four who shot Darian and St. Jules.
01:07:23You were in the hammock when whatever happened, happened.
01:07:25Did he near the gunshot?
01:07:26It's like Howie said, you know, the room out here is, er…
01:07:27Stronger than he used to.
01:07:29What if there was another smell the killer was trying to hide?
01:07:31It makes perfect sense now.
01:07:36For definite there's no gun at the villa.
01:07:37The commissioner found the gun, locked inside,
01:07:40and locked in the house in my room.
01:07:42The shop has been there, there.
01:07:44They don't want to be used to, you know,
01:07:46and why I hurt people.
01:07:48No, it was more than that.
01:07:49Gavin was obsessed.
01:07:50Of course.
01:07:51The commissioner found a gun locked in the desk drawer at Dougdale's offices back in the UK.
01:07:56We need to call the commissioner.
01:07:58The commissioner? Why?
01:08:00Because he's with the killer as we speak.
01:08:14Come on, sir. Pick up.
01:08:16And what about these ones?
01:08:22Same drawer.
01:08:26I've always wanted to go to the Caribbean.
01:08:46I said the same drawer.
01:08:53No.
01:08:53That necklace, the stone is lithmer, unique to St. Marie.
01:09:05You told me you always wanted to go to the Caribbean like you've never been.
01:09:13You were lying.
01:09:16No, no, Selwyn.
01:09:18It was you that went to St. Marie three months ago.
01:09:23If Ashley never went then, is she dead?
01:09:27Oh, I'm sorry.
01:09:29I didn't mean to.
01:09:31It just happened.
01:09:33Miss Dawes, I think you should put the knife down, though.
01:09:47Please.
01:09:48That video she made, it wasn't in the Caribbean, was it?
01:10:02Bournemouth.
01:10:04On a Sunday, she'd gone to the seaside.
01:10:07She realised she'd made a mistake stealing that money, didn't she?
01:10:14Then she wanted to give the money back and send the video as an apology.
01:10:20I want to say sorry.
01:10:22I don't know why I keep doing this.
01:10:23Miss Simms didn't leave the country.
01:10:25I'd gone in to the office that day to deal with an order that had gone wrong.
01:10:33It wasn't my fault.
01:10:35But I was the one who had to go in and fix it.
01:10:38And when I let myself in, I found Ashley there and I knew, I knew straight away what the money was.
01:10:46You overhear a lot when you sit at reception all day.
01:10:50I knew it was you.
01:10:52And I went to call the police.
01:10:54Wait, I'm giving the money back, Marjorie.
01:10:57Don't.
01:10:58Please.
01:10:59I'm calling the police now.
01:11:02Don't do this to me.
01:11:03You're not.
01:11:04And Ashley tried to stop me.
01:11:06I won't let you, Marjorie.
01:11:08Get off me.
01:11:09Pushed her off me and...
01:11:11And I wasn't even supposed to be in that day.
01:11:27But it's like I told you, nobody, nobody cares for me there.
01:11:34They just take me for granted and...
01:11:37You sold the money and thought, finally, you could take something back for yourself.
01:11:46All you had to do was dispose of the body.
01:11:49And then you made a fake passport in Ashley's name.
01:12:10Oh, that wasn't hard, you know, with all the kit we've got in the office.
01:12:14You flew on that passport to St. Marie to make it look as if Miss Sims had run away to the other side of the world and rented her property there for the last few months.
01:12:27You know, I really did want to go to the Caribbean.
01:12:32It's just that I never had the chance or the money until...
01:12:39And if you were going to misdirect from what really happened here in Swindon, where the dead body was, then the farther away the better and no one would realize.
01:12:57Until things started to go wrong and you received a phone call.
01:13:10You're saying Marjorie killed Ashley Sims?
01:13:14Our receptionist, that Marjorie?
01:13:16That Marjorie.
01:13:17Yes, Marjorie Dodds, the receptionist, killed Ashley Sims in England and made it look as if she ran away to the Caribbean with your 500k.
01:13:25Oh, my. I did not see that coming.
01:13:28So which one of us shot the man found in our swimming pool?
01:13:32It wasn't any of you.
01:13:34But it had to be. You said so. No one else was here.
01:13:37Yeah, you're right. I did say that.
01:13:39But what I didn't know then was that Darian St. Jules wasn't shot at your villa.
01:13:45It just looked like he was.
01:13:46That's why no gunshot was heard, because there wasn't one.
01:13:51He'd already been shot.
01:13:52We know now from our colleague in the UK that Marjorie had paid Darian money.
01:14:01She came to the island three months ago on a forged passport and she gave him £100,000 to lie and cover if anyone ever came to the island asking after Ashley.
01:14:12She'd convinced him he was doing a favour for a very vulnerable friend of hers.
01:14:18But when you visited him a few days ago, Mrs. Dogdale, asking questions, mentioning the missing £500,000, Darian started to wonder what he'd gotten himself involved in.
01:14:28And when he re-watched that footage more closely, the footage of Ashley you'd shown him, as an experienced fisherman who knew the waters off St. Marie very well, something about it bothered him.
01:14:39Zooming in, he was able to read the name of the boat, Blitzen.
01:14:43He knew this was not a St. Marie vessel.
01:14:46He worked out that the video of Ashley was actually shot in the UK.
01:14:52And having heard from you, Mrs. Dogdale, that Ashley went missing with £500,000 of your money, Darian started to realise that Ashley had never been to the island.
01:15:02He'd only ever met Marjorie.
01:15:04So he phoned Miss Dodds, asking what was going on.
01:15:07We need to talk.
01:15:14Listen, Darian, you've got this all wrong.
01:15:19All throughout this case, we thought Darian's killer had to be one of you four.
01:15:24The one person we never suspected was Marjorie Dodds.
01:15:28It was all the way back in Swindon.
01:15:30Or so we thought.
01:15:30With Darian threatening to go to the police, Marjorie asked him to hang fire and she would fly out here and speak to him in person.
01:15:40Marjorie was here on this island at the exact same time we were.
01:15:43Yeah.
01:15:43She arrived the night before Darian was shot and flew back to the UK the next morning.
01:15:47Unable to convince Darian to keep quiet and carry on with the lie, Marjorie started to grow desperate.
01:15:55Worried he'd tell the police.
01:15:57I can give you more money.
01:15:58How much?
01:15:58Just tell me and I'll give it to you.
01:16:01We know Darian was searching around for a gun, for self-protection.
01:16:05I just want you to leave.
01:16:08Now!
01:16:10He never expected Marjorie would use it against him.
01:16:18What are you doing?
01:16:19Put the gun down!
01:16:25After shooting Darian, Marjorie left and headed for the airport.
01:16:29Before getting back on the plane, arriving at Dugdale's offices just in time to meet with our very own Commissioner Patterson.
01:16:35So, if Marjorie shot Darian at his house, how did he end up at our villa?
01:16:41Marjorie thought she'd killed him.
01:16:43But what she didn't know when she left Darian's place was that he was still alive.
01:16:51It was the fact that he smelled so strongly of someone else's aftershave that helped us work it out.
01:16:56Neil's aftershave, in fact.
01:16:58We thought it was there to cover up another smell that we now know was antiseptic.
01:17:05The stuff he used to clean up a wound.
01:17:07Because as soon as Marjorie quit the scene, Darian regained consciousness and patched himself up.
01:17:12As far as he was concerned, the bullet was just lodged in his shoulder.
01:17:16It wasn't life-threatening.
01:17:17So he put on a fresh T-shirt and headed off to the hospital to get it properly seen to.
01:17:23But on the way, it passed your villa, which was just half a mile down the road.
01:17:28And I think Darian intended to alert you to what had gone down.
01:17:32He stopped here to tell you the truth about Ashley and to warn you about what Marjorie had done.
01:17:37That's why he came here that morning.
01:17:40To tell you what your colleague had done to Ashley and in turn to him.
01:17:44To make sure it didn't happen to anyone else.
01:17:47But what Darian didn't know was that his wound was worse than he thought.
01:17:52And he was bleeding internally.
01:17:55And so despite his brave effort to alert you all to the truth, he died.
01:18:00Here in your villa.
01:18:01But then someone proceeded to stage the scene as if he was shot in this villa.
01:18:11Didn't you, Mr Bradbury?
01:18:15Me? What?
01:18:16We talked... No, of course not. No.
01:18:19And you did it because Ashley told you to.
01:18:22You're crazy. Ashley?
01:18:24I don't know what you're talking about.
01:18:27Let me have your phone.
01:18:31Gavin, please.
01:18:35It's okay.
01:18:38Unlock it.
01:18:53Bingo.
01:18:54Text messages seemingly from Ashley Sims from the moment she disappeared right up to today.
01:18:59But all of these were sent by Marjorie Dodds.
01:19:05Who kept Ashley's phone after she killed her.
01:19:08No, you...
01:19:08You know, you're wrong.
01:19:09She can't be...
01:19:10You've been texting her?
01:19:11No.
01:19:11This whole time?
01:19:12Karen, I'm sorry.
01:19:13Look, look.
01:19:13No, no.
01:19:14Karen!
01:19:16And here.
01:19:18Proof of what happened.
01:19:19Messages exchanged on the morning of Darian's death.
01:19:22Because despite what you told us, Gavin,
01:19:23you were actually the first to discover Darian's body.
01:19:26You knew who Darian was because Ashley had told you all about him.
01:19:34And so you contacted Ashley.
01:19:36Left a message telling her that Darian had turned up to the villa and died.
01:19:40And asking her what was going on.
01:19:42A few minutes later, she...
01:19:44Or rather...
01:19:44Marjorie...
01:19:45Marjorie texted back.
01:19:49See, Marjorie realized that if the police were called and found Darian with his wound patched up,
01:19:54they'd know he was shot somewhere else.
01:19:57And the trail would lead right back to her.
01:20:00So, she had to do two things.
01:20:03First, she texted you with instructions.
01:20:05Second, she had to clear up the real scene of the crime.
01:20:08Marjorie's confessed to her colleague in the UK that she quickly doubled back from the airport
01:20:12and returned to Darian's house before disposing of the gun and the t-shirt he was wearing when she shot him.
01:20:17Meanwhile, you moved the body outside to the swimming pool.
01:20:20There's also a mention here of that bullet you kept as a memento
01:20:22in the text messages you sent to Ashley.
01:20:25Well, that's how Marjorie knew.
01:20:27So, as Ashley, she asked you to remove the bullet she killed Darian with
01:20:32and replace it with the one she knew you had.
01:20:37However, in your haste, you must have dropped the bullet you extracted into the swimming pool.
01:20:44But you knew you could come back and retrieve it later.
01:20:48Once you switched the bullets, the heartbeat was over.
01:20:51You disposed of the dressing.
01:20:55Then made a hole in his t-shirt and let the blood around the wound soak in.
01:21:00So now, it looked like Darian had been shot after he entered the villa, not before.
01:21:06The last problem you had was getting rid of that antiseptic smell.
01:21:10Because that stuff lingers, right?
01:21:12And if the police noticed it, we'd certainly be asking,
01:21:15who cleaned up the wound and why?
01:21:17So you ran into the bathroom and got a hold of some aftershave,
01:21:20nails, and doused him in it.
01:21:22So now all you had to do was pretend to be asleep
01:21:25when Mrs. Dogdale discovered the body.
01:21:28Gavin, we need to get to the airport.
01:21:31You've got to pack.
01:21:32Leaving us without a scooby,
01:21:34as to how a man was shot with a gun
01:21:36that was locked in a desk drawer 5,000 miles away
01:21:38in a Swindon warehouse.
01:21:40In the end, it wasn't just the police that Marjorie Dodds had duped.
01:21:44It was you as well, Gavin.
01:21:46You see, you thought you were helping the woman you loved.
01:21:49A woman you'd do anything for
01:21:50when you were actually helping her kill her.
01:22:01Officer Rose.
01:22:02Sir Bradbury, I'm arresting on the suspicion
01:22:13of perverting the course of justice.
01:22:15You don't need to say anything.
01:22:16But it may harm your defence
01:22:17if you do not mention one question,
01:22:19something you later rely on in court.
01:22:21Anything you do say may be used as evidence.
01:22:23I need to know,
01:22:25why did you come to the train station that night
01:22:28and invite me into your hall?
01:22:31Why take that risk?
01:22:34Because I didn't want to spend Christmas on my own again.
01:22:43I'm so sorry I spoiled it all.
01:22:58Inspector?
01:23:00Commissioner?
01:23:01The arrest has been made.
01:23:03I'm pleased to see.
01:23:04Same here.
01:23:05We couldn't have done it without you, sir.
01:23:08Oh, and are you doing all right?
01:23:10Me?
01:23:11Yes, of course.
01:23:13I'm fine.
01:23:14Merry Christmas, sir.
01:23:21I'm doing fine.
01:23:22We regret to announce that the 10-15 to Leeds
01:23:30will be delayed
01:23:31due to a shortage of train staff.
01:23:41Chief Commissioner,
01:23:42it's Selwyn Patterson.
01:23:45And to you,
01:23:47and apologies for calling you during the holidays.
01:23:50But I wanted to know
01:23:54if you'd found
01:23:55my replacement
01:23:56as yet.
01:24:01I see.
01:24:03I've been doing some thinking.
01:24:05And I wondered
01:24:07if there was any chance of
01:24:09my returning
01:24:11to the road.
01:24:14If
01:24:14it's still vacant.
01:24:16I know it's been a long time
01:24:20since I've been searching
01:24:23since I've been searching
01:24:27to find you
01:24:29The thing is, Harry,
01:24:31the classic Christmas Day
01:24:32Sunday roast lunch
01:24:34is all well and good.
01:24:35But when push comes to shove,
01:24:37the real culinary high point
01:24:39is the turkey
01:24:41and stuffing sarni.
01:24:42Because my friend,
01:24:44in my humble opinion,
01:24:45it is
01:24:45one of the greatest
01:24:47delicacies
01:24:49known to mankind.
01:24:52Like bacon and eggs?
01:24:54Oh, DS Thomas,
01:24:55you're just in time.
01:24:56Come in.
01:24:56Come in.
01:24:59Grab those for me, would you?
01:25:04So,
01:25:05what is this about, sir?
01:25:08I promised I'd make up
01:25:09for spoiling Christmas Day.
01:25:11And that is exactly
01:25:12what I'm doing.
01:25:13Come on.
01:25:18I don't know why
01:25:19I didn't think of this before.
01:25:20My front room on the beach.
01:25:22Is that a good idea,
01:25:23do you think?
01:25:24Yeah, why not?
01:25:26So we're watching something.
01:25:27We certainly are, DS Thomas.
01:25:29Not the...
01:25:30The great escape.
01:25:31Yeah.
01:25:35Beers and butties, everyone.
01:25:37And thank you
01:25:38to our local mayor
01:25:39for letting me have
01:25:40the leftovers from the bar.
01:25:42And you've put it
01:25:43all between
01:25:44two slices of bread?
01:25:46Yeah.
01:25:46How English.
01:25:49Excited for this film,
01:25:51Inspector.
01:25:51Sounds dope.
01:25:53Um,
01:25:54sir,
01:25:56is this really
01:25:59your favourite thing
01:26:00about Christmas?
01:26:01Well, yeah.
01:26:02When I was a little boy
01:26:04growing up,
01:26:05most times,
01:26:07I didn't know
01:26:07where I was going to end up
01:26:08spending Christmas,
01:26:09right?
01:26:10With a foster family
01:26:12or in a care home.
01:26:14But,
01:26:15wherever I ended up,
01:26:17the one constant
01:26:18every Christmas
01:26:19was this film.
01:26:22And it was a...
01:26:23It was a comfort to me.
01:26:24I bet that little boy
01:26:26never thought
01:26:28he'd be here
01:26:28in the Carribeer
01:26:30all these years later,
01:26:33watching that same film
01:26:35surrounded by his friends.
01:26:42He certainly didn't, Catherine.
01:26:46So, um...
01:26:48To him.
01:26:51To him.
01:26:54Okay then.
01:26:56Showtime.
01:26:56Yeah.
01:27:06Um,
01:27:07look,
01:27:08just give me
01:27:09a few minutes,
01:27:10yeah?
01:27:11Yeah?
01:27:18Solomon,
01:27:19how you doing, man?
01:27:21You got my message, yeah?
01:27:23Um, look,
01:27:25I'm sorry I had to cut you off
01:27:27like that before, yeah?
01:27:29It was just an emergency
01:27:31at work I had to deal with.
01:27:32So,
01:27:33how's your Christmas been?
01:27:36Yeah?
01:27:37Good.
01:27:40Mine, um...
01:27:43Yeah, yeah,
01:27:44it's been really good.
01:27:48Look, um...
01:27:51I don't know how you feel
01:27:51about this,
01:27:52but...
01:27:53I was wondering
01:27:54if you wanted to meet up
01:27:55sometime?
01:27:59Yeah?
01:28:02Yeah,
01:28:03I definitely would like to.
01:28:18I don't know how you feel
01:28:19about this,
01:28:20but...
01:28:20I don't know how you feel
01:28:21about this.
01:28:22I don't know how you feel
01:28:23about this.
01:28:24Festive crimes
01:28:25and jaw-dropping revelations
01:28:26in the Beyond Paradise
01:28:28Christmas special
01:28:29on BBC iPlayer,
01:28:30where you can also find
01:28:31the staff of Nanata's house
01:28:33as they travel to Hong Kong
01:28:34to call the Midwife
01:28:35Christmas special.
01:28:36Press red now.
01:28:38A movie classic
01:28:38on BBC Two now
01:28:40with The Godfather.
01:28:41MUSIC
01:28:42MUSIC
01:28:43MUSIC
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