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00:01Three bodies in three days at various locations across the city.
00:04I'm starting to see a pattern.
00:06Kids go missing, refugee kids.
00:09Lowry, he's in ICU.
00:11Looks like he's been poisoned.
00:12And do you think Angela's evil or her actions are evil?
00:15Margaret!
00:16You get back!
00:17You got a man in your life.
00:19His name is Lance.
00:20He's married and that suits me fine.
00:22Sometimes they think if me and Alex open things up,
00:24it might be a bit happier.
00:26I'm calling to let you know about another body.
00:27And Ferretts Wood.
00:29What's your name?
00:31Madeleine.
00:32My name's Victoria.
00:43Oh no, my car!
00:47Come on, Mr. Mud Pie. Dad's running your bath.
00:51Oh, that's I'm playing with Victoria.
00:53Inside, Martin. Come on, can't have your tea like that.
01:03Fine.
01:07You want to stay for dinner, sweetheart?
01:10Kish Lorraine?
01:25You want to stay for dinner, sweetheart?
01:27You want to stay for dinner.
01:33What am I talking about?
01:35I'm calling her a food for dinner.
01:36To go to school.
01:37Oh no, my God.
01:42This is all.
01:45Oh no, my God.
01:47You're welcome.
01:47This is our family.
01:48Oh no, my God.
01:51I can't be a man.
01:52No, my God, no, my God.
01:55This is my heavenly house.
01:56Please be a man.
01:56You're a man.
02:16Victoria, Victoria, wait!
02:24Oh, God. You're fast. What's wrong, sweetheart? How come you left?
02:31Are you sure everything's okay?
02:36You know, you've really made Martin's holiday.
02:40He loves playing with you. He talks about you when we're not even here.
02:47Listen, sweetheart, you don't have to stay if you don't want to.
02:51You're welcome any time.
02:54Could put a go. I've left the oven on.
02:57But I mean it.
03:01Any time you like.
03:13The world isn't built for people like me.
03:17It's my fault.
03:21And I have to accept that this hasn't happened to anyone else.
03:25Only me.
03:38If you don't know.
03:42It's my fault.
03:44Today is in onda singer.
03:47How for all you can introduce?
03:54How for you today is to put on your incredulity to go.
03:57You say, which can't come?
03:58Don't you really?
04:19Come on. Get up.
04:34Uniforms on the ground looking for a bag. Drones assisting overhead.
04:37And the call to my mobile?
04:39Unregistered phone. Ping two local cell towers last night. Nothing before or since.
04:44This has been used in dumb shit.
04:45Well, it's not all shit. Lovely wee memento for your scrapbook. Did you not see your close-up this morning?
04:51Oh, God. You're choking.
04:54Never occurred to you that this might be a wind-up.
04:55Well, it's not. Why would it be?
04:58Well, you're a celebrity. You know how it is.
05:00It's not a wind-up.
05:00Stop!
05:08Why did you ask Ursula Wilson not to press charges?
05:11What do you mean?
05:11Well, when I went round her, she said the officer she spoke to advised her not to pursue her claim.
05:17Is this what you've been stewing on?
05:18Larry used lidocaine on her. That would have been useful information to have, yeah?
05:22You said no-one would believe her because she's a sex worker.
05:24Well, where's the lie, Jeanette? We'd never have gone to trial. You know how grim these rape kits are.
05:29Sod's law, they would have lost it. The freezer would have broken some shite.
05:32You know how the justice system fails people like her again and again and again.
05:36I know. I know. I know. I know the system. We're it. I know.
05:41It's just...
05:43It's just not our job to influence the victim's decision, is it?
05:48Do you think I persuaded her? Her mind was already made up.
05:50But she was never the same afterwards, even though she never went through with it.
05:54Okay.
05:57How do you know that?
05:58Because I checked on her to make sure she was okay.
06:01Okay.
06:02Okay!
06:03Can I ask?
06:04Come on, just...
06:05You.
06:21Can I ask?
06:35Oh, hello. Um, I'm looking for Margaret.
06:39Uh, it's Fear Craven. Margaret's my patient. I...
06:50Uh, and how did it happen?
06:59I... I'm so sorry. She was...
07:03I'm so sorry.
07:30They think they've found something in the clearing up there.
07:33It's not a bag, it's underground.
07:35The drone spotted a disturbance in the air.
07:38Disturbance?
07:38Well, once the soil has been turned, it never looks the same.
07:42OK, who owns this land or farm down the road?
07:45Go to you.
07:47Get them digging.
08:16Can I help you?
08:22Detective Chief Inspector Jeanette Kilburn, you're the owner of this farm?
08:27Huh?
08:28We've been allergic to some criminal activity in the nearby wood.
08:34All right.
08:36Have you noticed any suspicious activity on the farm or in the nearby wood?
08:43No.
08:44No.
08:52And who else works here?
08:55Carmans.
08:57Butchers.
09:00Short-term contractors.
09:02Any of them got criminal records?
09:05I expect the tax man would like a word or two with them.
09:08Hmm.
09:11How long have you owned this farm?
09:13Ten years.
09:15And you live in the farmhouse, yeah?
09:16I just owned the farm.
09:19Original owners kept the house.
09:20And their names?
09:23Ben and Mary.
09:26No surnames.
09:30Boatman.
09:30And your name?
09:33Vincent.
09:35Dwyer.
09:39Sorry.
09:41Yeah.
09:44OK.
09:47That'll be all for now, Mr Dwyer.
09:50If I need anything else, I'll be in touch.
09:52Mm-hmm.
09:57Oh, there is one more thing.
09:59Do you know a man called Carl Lowry?
10:01Yeah.
10:03Only by reputation.
10:07I hear he's a nasty piece of work.
10:40I hear you.
10:41Hiya. How can I help you?
10:42Hi.
10:42I'm D.C. Mike Dilliston.
10:44I'm with Bristol Metropolitan Police.
10:46What can I do for you, D.C. Mike Dilliston?
10:48I need to identify some young males who may potentially be residents here.
10:52I turn over, Mike.
10:54I'm afraid these young men have died.
10:56This is a murder inquiry.
11:00Do you know any of these boys?
11:05Could you check them again?
11:17I'm sorry.
11:20Most of them only stay here for a couple of weeks, and then they get moved on or sent back.
11:24So is there anyone else staying here that you haven't seen in a while?
11:26I've been here four years now.
11:28By the time I've been here, we've had a fair amount of them abscond.
11:30How many?
11:31Well, in total, the whole time I've been here, I don't know, probably about 80.
11:37Can we keep a list?
11:39If you could give me a copy.
11:41Cheers.
11:42Here's my email, it's probably easier.
11:44Yeah, of course.
11:49Hey, you must know Lou Stanley.
11:51Yeah, I do.
11:52Are you one of his boys?
11:54His boys?
11:55From the gym.
11:56He runs that little boxing club.
11:57Nah, nah, I'm not one of his boys.
12:03He's a good bloke.
12:04Tell him I said hi.
12:06Thanks for your help.
12:08Hi.
12:10Do you speak English?
12:13Yes.
12:14I'm DC Mike Dilliston.
12:16I'm with the police.
12:17We're conducting a murder inquiry.
12:19Do you know any of these guys?
12:25What's your name?
12:27Omar.
12:28Yeah.
12:29What happened?
12:32I fell.
12:39Come find me.
12:41Come speak to me at the station if you want to talk about anything, anytime.
12:43Come on.
13:10I don't know.
13:13The hat.
13:14The hat.
13:16The hat.
13:17It's Martin Ryan.
13:22What name?
13:25The farmhouse.
13:42Hi there.
13:47Go back in the kitchen.
13:50That's the Ben Blockman.
13:52What can I do for you?
13:55I'm Detective Chief Inspector Jeanette Kilburn.
13:58This is Detective Inspector Lou Stanley.
14:00We'd like to speak to you in connection to an inquiry.
14:20Can we get you some tea or?
14:21No, I'm fine.
14:24How do you take it?
14:26Bella does.
14:27Strong.
14:27Come on.
14:43And what can we help you with today?
14:47We've had a tip-off about some criminal activity and we're currently conducting a search of the local area.
14:53We've spoken to Vincent Dwyer over at the farm. You know him?
14:56Of course. We sold him the farm.
15:05You mentioned the search.
15:07What are you looking for?
15:10We found the body.
15:14We believe he's been here for quite some time.
15:18How awful.
15:20The remains were found in woodland adjacent to this house.
15:24Woodland that we believe belonged to you at the time this person went missing.
15:29Madeleine, please go to your room.
15:34Have you ever seen anything strange?
15:36If she has, she's never mentioned it, have you?
15:40I haven't seen anything.
15:43Are you sure?
15:44She said she hasn't.
15:46Room, Madeleine. Now.
15:57Do you know who it is?
16:00We're still waiting for formal identification.
16:03We have an idea.
16:05A missing boy.
16:07Martin Ryan, eight years old.
16:09Disappeared from the area 25 years ago.
16:12Oh.
16:13Are terribly sad.
16:18You knew him?
16:19He and his family holidayed here a few times in the nearby cottages.
16:24So he visited the farm?
16:27From time to time.
16:28His mother would buy eggs for Martin and Victoria to have for their tea.
16:34Sorry, who's Victoria?
16:35Our daughter.
16:36Our other daughter.
16:38Martin and Victoria used to play together.
16:41Then one day Martin wandered off and never came back.
16:45It was deeply upsetting for the community.
16:50Is it possible to speak with Victoria?
16:58She's dead.
17:08I'm very sorry for your loss.
17:13Can I ask what happened?
17:14I don't think we can be of any more help.
17:17We don't know who killed that poor boy or who would leave his body in the woods.
17:21Now if you'll excuse us, you've upset my wife.
17:23I'm sorry.
17:25Before we leave, do you have a photo of Victoria?
17:30Just for our files.
17:33No.
17:34None at all.
17:40Mr. Bergman.
17:42Do you know a man called Karl Lowry?
17:45No, I can't say that I do.
17:50Thank you for your time.
17:57You go to Beecham College, Madeleine?
18:07Please go.
18:09Please go.
18:18I should have seen it coming.
18:22But I've been preoccupied.
18:26Yeah, I wasn't giving her 100% of my focus.
18:29I've got to admit that to myself.
18:31What is it that you feel has preoccupied you?
18:33I didn't give her the tools she needed to stay in control.
18:36Now, if I were wired differently, if I'd been able to shelve this obsessional thinking, then...
18:44Then what?
18:47Then...
18:49I might not be here now.
18:52Where is that?
18:53This is failure.
18:56Yeah, failure's all I can see.
18:59Are you talking about Margaret?
19:02Or Victoria?
19:06Maybe it's time to let Victoria go.
19:10Failure is not a concrete thing.
19:12Nor is closure.
19:14Yeah.
19:15Seems to me that you feel you failed yourself.
19:19Mm-hmm.
19:20Yeah.
19:21Should have been there for her.
19:33Oh, such complete nobody in a bag anywhere in the woods.
19:36Oh, shit!
19:39Missed you the whole time.
19:40And they knew.
19:41And someone knew.
19:42And they've waited.
19:43Fuck!
19:44Why?
19:45Why?
19:49Just...
19:49Oh, a news job of that.
19:50About your dad?
19:51Yeah, I can't talk to him now.
19:53Someone gives me a heads up that there's a body in the woods,
19:56but it's a child who's been missing for over two decades.
19:58A child's disappearance that my dad couldn't solve.
20:01Well, his identity's still pending.
20:02That little hat, no.
20:04Do you think Maren's connected to three bodies in a bag?
20:06Don't know.
20:07But let's just say it is Martin Ryan.
20:10Martin makes friends with Victoria Berkman, and now she's dead.
20:13The Berkmans, they say they don't have a single photograph of their daughter.
20:16Now their second daughter goes to Beecham College,
20:18where the third body was dumped.
20:20It's too much of a coincidence.
20:22Martin Ryan's no longer a missing child. It's a homicide.
20:25We need to find out what happened to Victoria Berkman.
20:30Fuck!
20:32I'm late.
20:33For what?
20:34I got a date.
20:46Hey.
20:47Sorry, Hope.
20:49David, what are you doing here?
20:50I need to see you.
20:52Are you...
20:54Have you been following me?
20:55I really need to see you.
20:57Please.
20:58It's very urgent.
21:00David, this is a real invasion of my privacy.
21:05It's...
21:06It's not going to be possible for me to see you again.
21:08Now I can recommend another therapist.
21:10No, no, no, no.
21:11That isn't going to work for me.
21:12That isn't going to work for me.
21:15No.
21:18I want to play the shopping game.
21:22I bought a silencer, yeah.
21:25I bought a silencer.
21:27And you...
21:29And you...
21:30You bought...
21:31A tea set.
21:36Why do you always say that?
21:43No!
21:46No!
21:47No!
21:47No!
22:11Oh, fuck.
22:28I'm sorry.
22:29I'm late.
22:31I'm...
22:31Sorry.
22:33It's just...
22:36Time just...
22:38Got away from me and, um...
22:40Sorry.
22:40Anyway.
22:44Okay.
22:44Ooh!
22:45Fun!
22:45New?
22:46No.
22:48I've already ordered for you.
22:50Biryani.
22:51You always get biryani.
22:52Biryani is fine.
22:54Okay.
22:56To finally achieving your dreams.
23:00Thanks.
23:05It's just the beginning.
23:07Gary wants more pieces.
23:08Wow.
23:10Oh, I just hope you remember me and Joe, you know, during the cocaine years.
23:14Very funny.
23:16Your dad called earlier.
23:17Oh, Jesus Christ.
23:20I can't speak to him today.
23:23We've just found Martin Ryan.
23:26That poor kid.
23:28He was under our noses.
23:30He was under our noses the entire time, just waiting to be found, Alex.
23:32It's just...
23:33I mean, it's a bit of closure for his parents, but it's bloody devastating.
23:37It's devastating.
23:37He was just...
23:42Sorry.
23:50Hey, I'm sorry.
24:08You have no idea how to switch off from this job, do you?
24:11That's not true.
24:12It's just been a really terrible...
24:12You never normally eat this bad.
24:14Can't you just be here?
24:15I am here.
24:16I'm here now, aren't I?
24:17I know what you meant, okay?
24:19I know what you meant.
24:20And just don't say wanky shit like that to me.
24:22If I'm here, I'm here.
24:23Can you not just sit with me and be me?
24:31I'm sorry.
24:32It's fine.
24:38Alex, I have supported you the entire time.
24:41I have never complained.
24:42I have never asked you to change your job.
24:45I...
24:47I've had to work to make that happen, and sometimes that means long hours, okay?
24:50And you think I haven't supported you?
24:53Hmm?
24:54All the evenings you haven't been home.
24:57All the parent-teacher meetings you haven't attended.
24:59All those football matches you've missed.
25:01I've supported your absence.
25:02What about all the times you disappear into your studio, then, and we don't see you for days?
25:05What about that?
25:05This isn't the grief Olympics, Jeanette.
25:08We're both consumed by our jobs, but I haven't forgotten that we're also married.
25:12That's really unfair.
25:14Before you know it, Jo, we're all grown up, and we'll be in the house on our own, and we'll
25:17have nothing to talk about.
25:25I'm sorry.
25:28I'm sorry.
25:30I'm sorry.
25:32I'm sorry.
25:32Sure.
25:47You're painting?
25:49My painting?
25:50My painting?
25:50Yeah, your painting.
25:51Tell me about it.
25:51What's it about?
25:56It's about loss.
26:02You've seen it?
26:06Sorry?
26:07The painting.
26:09Have you seen it?
26:10Yes, I've seen it.
26:18It's the one.
26:22Yeah.
26:50My friend, it's a gift.
26:53And me too, yeah?
27:14Oh, Jo, Jo, Jo!
27:16Hey, Dad!
27:17How's the food?
27:18It's delicious!
28:09I've got to go out! It's work!
28:15Bye Jojo!
28:16Bye Mum!
28:22Come in.
28:29Well...
28:32This is, erm...
28:35This is bloody delightful, isn't it?
28:37Huh?
28:40You have surfaces?
28:43By surfaces I've never seen daylight.
28:46You have impeccable taste.
28:50Like I know what I'm talking about.
28:57Thanks for coming over.
28:59I didn't realise how much I needed company until I sent that text.
29:02Are you okay?
29:03A dear client.
29:06We've worked together for several years.
29:08It's...
29:09She died.
29:10Suicide.
29:11I'm sorry.
29:14I've been signed off from work, which is standard practice.
29:17So I've spent the entire day just going over my case notes, trying to see if I missed something.
29:24Trying to find where I went wrong with Margaret.
29:26Okay.
29:26Okay, stop.
29:27You can't do that.
29:29Okay, I'm sure that you did everything in your power to help your client.
29:34But people have autonomy.
29:37They're in charge of their own choices.
29:39Alright?
29:40You have to give yourself a little bit of grace, even when you don't feel like it.
29:44Especially then.
29:48Thank you for saying that.
29:56Well, sir.
30:00Have a lot of, er...
30:02Give a lot of grown-up shit.
30:04What do you mean?
30:06Just really nice stuff.
30:09God.
30:10Wouldn't last a second in my house.
30:13It could.
30:15You should just...
30:22Hey.
30:25Uh, Jeanette, this is Lance.
30:28Uh, Lance Jeanette.
30:29She's my friend.
30:30She's with the police.
30:32Ooh.
30:33What have you been up to then, eh?
30:43I should go.
30:44No.
30:45No, no, no, don't go.
31:03I wanted to give you... bees.
31:09One for every week I've known you.
31:10Wow.
31:14Wow.
31:21Wow.
31:44Just got the dental records back.
31:47It is Martin Ryan.
31:50This case nearly killed my dad.
31:54Dominated our lives for over a decade until it went cold and then, well, you just forget
32:02that at the centre of it all is, er...
32:08Once we've done everything our end, he can go home.
32:14PHONE RINGS
32:16Sorry.
32:20Hey, Liam.
32:22I've got the Ryan statement in front of me.
32:24The day that Martin disappeared, he went to play in Ferrets Wood with Victoria Berkman.
32:29It's a whopper of a detail for the Berkmans to forget.
32:33And the rest.
32:36Er, I'm heading to the Ryans now.
32:39OK.
32:39I'll carry on.
32:41OK, bye-bye.
32:44How was the party?
32:47Exceptional.
32:49Never mind, I was always next to you.
32:52And your actual birthday?
32:54Today.
32:56Happy birthday, mate.
33:04Cheers, Phyllis.
33:13Harry put this on his TikTok, absolute snake.
33:16I look like a gerbil.
33:18I look like a gerbil.
33:19For real though, when Mr Drake comes back, I'm going to report him for bullying.
33:24Heads up, Jacob told me.
33:27What are you talking about?
33:29You don't have to be embarrassed.
33:32Remember when Harriet pissed herself on the trip to the Somme?
33:35It's fine.
33:37It just put me in an ox position when Jacob came to talk to me.
33:42Like...
33:44Was the bed actually wet?
33:46Were you sure it wasn't you?
33:49You know?
33:50Do you want to fuck Jacob, Charlie?
33:52Because you seem to have a real interest in my sex life.
33:55What sex life?
33:57Whatever Jacob said is not true, OK?
34:02OK.
34:09I never knew how much she hated me until the first time she tried.
34:13Why do you think she hates you, Margaret?
34:16Because I have a normal life.
34:19She wants to punish me for achieving something she never can.
34:23This is not my experience of talking to Angela.
34:26She's...
34:26She won't be happy until I'm dead.
34:32Oh...
34:32Thanks.
34:34I've run the bath.
34:36OK.
34:37You can come and join me if you like.
34:40Bath sex is notoriously shit.
34:42I have to go to the police station to give a statement about my client,
34:45so even if it weren't shit, I'd have to pass.
34:48Just come and keep me company then.
34:50That's right.
34:51Mm hmm.
34:51Or.
35:20Because no one can change it.
35:24You can't just dig inside and make it untrue.
35:41What happens to me now?
35:46What happens now?
35:49How do you mean, Victoria?
35:56The world isn't built for people like me.
36:01Everything's destroyed.
36:06It's my fault.
36:09It's my fault.
36:10It's not your fault, Victoria.
36:12It's my fault.
36:18There's no way to sit with it.
36:24The longer I live, the longer I have to accept that this hasn't happened to anyone else.
36:32It's not only me.
36:35I'm tainted.
36:40There's one way out.
36:48Victoria, do you feel motivated to act on these feelings?
36:53Because, because I have to tell you that you matter.
36:57You do matter to people.
37:05No!
37:06No!
37:09No!
37:19No!ć‹żlyn!
37:24Yeah? Come
37:26and talk
37:26to me!
37:26Hey!
37:29Yeah.
37:43Good grief.
37:48Sit with me.
37:55I'm worried, Baba.
37:56No-one's Baba.
37:58You can talk to me about it all, you know?
38:01It's confidential, I'm afraid.
38:04Of course.
38:07I can still help you relax.
38:33What the fuck did you do that for?
38:35Uh, I don't know.
38:38It must have been painful.
38:45For fuck's sake.
38:48Hello, Isla.
38:58Maddie.
39:03You all right?
39:07Listen, I only told Charlie because I know she's your friend
39:09and I was worried about you.
39:11I promise you, I didn't tell anyone else.
39:13I didn't even mean to tell her, all right?
39:15Yeah, but she saw us leaving the party together
39:17and we wanted to know what happened.
39:19Nothing happened.
39:21Okay, I was just worried about you.
39:24Are you, uh...
39:26Am I what?
39:27Are you all right?
39:30What?
39:32Why are you...
39:48My goodness.
39:52Stone's throw from home.
39:55so this was your holiday home
40:01yes when martin went missing we stayed i think the idea of him coming back here and finding the
40:07house empty haunted us particularly barbara and your wife is she unfortunately she died three
40:14weeks ago it's all right i think to be honest the truth would have killed her
40:28tell me about that holiday and victoria berkman they went out into the woods to play
40:35same as they always did and then
40:42and how a few hours later she came to the door frantic saying that she'd lost him
40:51she'd made a nest she said she went to go and get some more twigs
40:58when she came back he's gone
41:01do you think victoria may have hurt martin
41:05i don't think so i really don't think so
41:11she's in an awful awful state barbara went around the next day to try and reassure her tell her it
41:17wasn't her fault but ben said that she was taking badly give her some space
41:29i haven't really talked to ben and mary since then i heard that they went to barbara's funeral though
41:35you heard you didn't attend yourself i couldn't i couldn't if you become the parent of a missing
41:45or a murdered child your life
41:48it suddenly becomes about managing other people's feelings
41:53and people watch you
41:58when you have a child the volume of your life gets turned up
42:03when that child disappears it doesn't go back to the same volume as it was before
42:10it gets much much quieter much quieter
42:19richard
42:21i'm sorry that i've had to bring you such terrible news
42:25oh thank you for telling me
42:36i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry
42:37martin used to love that picture victoria used to play at it with him
42:42he would be jesus and she would be mary magdalene
43:02just in time
43:03what is it
43:04how's this for you no death record for victoria burkeman if she's dead her parents never told
43:10anyone the fuck never reported missing no tax payments nothing then the burkeman's are lying
43:16about her being dead
43:19i found an id for the first body i think his name might be daniel rexor how'd you get that
43:25i went to
43:26the hostel in town the royal hotel the manager provided me with a list of people that have
43:30absconded over the last four years absconded what does that mean his asylum claim is still active
43:35his caseworker said daniel missed the last fortnightly meeting with her which is which is not
43:40unusual it's not suspicious until a claim that misses two meetings so if they disappear after only
43:46skipping one it could be weeks before anyone starts looking for them she says hi by the way hi she's
43:54good people it's good work good work mike okay let's go with this again we've got three bodies dumped
43:59over three days all in public places fourth body martin ryan different mo but the tip up to his
44:07whereabouts was formed into me directly which is more than a little significant martin ryan's body
44:13was found on land connected to the burkeman's victoria burkeman was friends with martin ryan she was
44:18with him on the day he went missing but her parents claim that she's dead there's no official record
44:47and um mike start contacting at local hostels in the area
44:56and gather a list get me anyone who's missed a caseworked appointment anyone who can't be traced be back now
45:09i wanted to let you know that i've spoken to your father
45:12as he'd called the station a number of times now i understand that's a conversation you may
45:17have wished to have had yourself but i saw fit to inform him of our findings
45:23it's the right thing to do to let him know that ryan case dominated his professional career
45:29i'm well aware
45:34anything else
45:37only please tread carefully jeanette we don't have unlimited resources and we need to think about what
45:43we can solve and how if we botch this
45:47it's a poorly produced documentary on police failures waiting to happen
45:56understood
46:01karl lowry what about him he's conscious he'll need medical sign off but
46:06he might be willing to make a deal now he knows someone's trying to kill him
46:12i'll let you know thank you mum
46:38I'm here to see DC Mike Dillaston, please.
46:41Okay, hang on a sec.
46:45You'll be right, Darren.
47:04Ma.
47:05Can I ever talk, please?
47:07Yeah.
47:08Yeah, sure, let me just find an empty room, yeah?
47:09Come.
47:30Are you okay?
47:33I can't do this.
47:34I'm sorry.
47:36What's wrong?
48:00Hi.
48:01Hi.
48:04Hi.
48:08Well, thank you.
48:14What brings you here?
48:16I had to come in anyway to give a psychiatric statement about my client, Margaret.
48:21Yeah.
48:23So we just figured that you could use some sugar and caffeine, if not some moral support.
48:29That's very kind of you.
48:36Victoria Berkman.
48:44You know her?
48:46Yes.
48:49We're looking for her.
48:51So am I.
48:53So am I.
48:54She's the one I told you about the...
48:56She vanished.
49:00Is she dangerous?
49:03To herself, certainly.
49:06And to others?
49:28To herself, certainly.
49:31I'm not sure, if she's hurting her place.
49:45You're brave.
49:52Nothing to say to me
49:55That's disappointing
49:59And there was me thinking
50:03You really started to enjoy yourself
50:11You smell the same
50:34Where you're going
50:36There is only pain
50:46There is only pain
51:11There is only pain
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