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00:08C'est parti !

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17:28C'est correct, sir.

17:30Ce que vous implyziez?

17:31Que peut-être que quelqu'un à l'AFT

17:33était en train de démarquer de l'autopsy.

17:36Qu'est-ce que tu veux dire ?

17:37Quand il n'est pas disponible,

17:39ils ont dû arrêter l'autopsy

17:41de aller par autre chose.

17:43Et où est-ce que Davison s'il fit?

17:45Il connaît trop beaucoup.

17:46Il a dû être silencieux.

17:48Je me dis que j'ai un headache.

17:51Sorry, sir.

17:52Comment vous voulez-vous nous passer?

17:53Proceed.

17:57Don't approach AFT

17:58until I've

18:00talked to Charlie DiMarco.

18:11Oh, ma'am,

18:12that's everything I can find on AFT.

18:14A quick headline would be good.

18:16Collective action, ma'am.

18:17Brought by three families.

18:18On behalf of many more?

18:19That's right.

18:20More than 600 of them.

18:22They reckon AFT

18:22would have had to pay up to

18:23300 million in damages

18:25had they lost.

18:26But they didn't.

18:27Case not proven.

18:28The families claim that AFT

18:30continue to use certain additives

18:31in their food products

18:32despite being aware

18:33of a suspected link

18:34to behavioural issues in children.

18:36But the judge was satisfied

18:38that they'd taken reasonable steps

18:39to make their food products safe

18:41once they were made aware.

18:42What kind of behavioural issues?

18:44Of hyperactivity,

18:46attention problems.

18:47I think it's all in the farm, ma'am.

18:50Thank you.

18:50Yeah.

19:18How was it?

19:21Awkward.

19:22What'd he say?

19:24For those bastards,

19:25are you effing kidding me?

19:26Words to that effect.

19:27But his daughter's on the board.

19:29Not for much longer, maybe.

19:31DeMarco said he's been urging her to leave.

19:33What's stopping her?

19:34A stock exchange listing next month.

19:36Well, I'm sorry, sir,

19:38if I've compromised a friendship for you.

19:41Well, we won't be playing foursomes

19:42at the next golf day,

19:43but it was worth it.

19:46DeMarco was so keen to prove

19:47he's not in AFT's pocket,

19:48he sent me a video

19:49his daughter had shared with him.

19:51It was taken during the drinks party

19:53AFT held after the court ruled

19:55in their favour.

19:57He says,

19:58this is the work event

20:00at which Paul Thompson died.

20:02This was a team effort,

20:05and together we did it.

20:07So congratulations,

20:08let's have a drink,

20:09enjoy yourselves.

20:10CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

20:26And your point is...

20:27As CEO,

20:28wasn't this in bad taste,

20:29given the difficulties

20:30those families

20:31and their children

20:32have experienced.

20:33The future of AFT

20:35rested on that case.

20:37My team had worked on it

20:39for months.

20:39I think a bit of relief,

20:42happiness even,

20:43at the outcome

20:44is forgivable.

20:47Paul Thompson

20:48doesn't seem very happy.

20:50CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

20:57Perhaps he'd started

20:58to feel unwell.

20:59This was taken

21:00at 12.43pm.

21:01Paul didn't collapse

21:03till after three.

21:05A colleague of mine

21:06is lying in an induced coma

21:08after being stabbed

21:09multiple times.

21:10Isn't that what

21:11you should be investigating?

21:13Sasha Davison

21:13was at this party.

21:15We believe the attack on him

21:16may be linked

21:16to Paul's death.

21:20What a snake pit.

21:22A rabbit warren,

21:23you mean.

21:24They're all shagging

21:25each other.

21:25Who is?

21:26Well, Paul Thompson

21:27for starters.

21:28Was that a Davidson?

21:29Nope.

21:30Anita DeMarco.

21:32The pathologist's daughter?

21:33The very same.

21:40When Paul broke it off,

21:42she was caught on CCTV

21:44running her key

21:45down the side of his Audi

21:46in the staff car park.

21:47She only kept her job

21:48because he declined

21:49to press charges.

21:51You've got more?

21:52The CEO.

21:53Mrs. Andrew Pointers.

21:55With who?

21:56The executive chef.

21:58They have their own chef?

22:00Crazy, isn't it?

22:02Mason Jenner.

22:04Will ran his name

22:05in the PNC.

22:06He was caught

22:06with his hands

22:07in the till

22:08at some fancy restaurant.

22:10He served two years.

22:12I said Patience

22:13could wait

22:13in your office, boss.

22:14She seemed upset.

22:20Patience,

22:21you all right?

22:22I...

22:23I'm...

22:24I'm sorry.

22:25I just...

22:25I should have told you.

22:26Told me what?

22:27I...

22:27I didn't...

22:29I didn't want

22:29to betray our friendship

22:30but by avoiding doing so

22:32I would have betrayed

22:33my friendship with Billy

22:33instead and...

22:35Patience,

22:35it's...

22:36it's all right.

22:37Tell me what?

22:44The tie that was used

22:45as a tourniquet

22:46on Sasha Davidson.

22:48Yellow with red trains, right?

22:51Yeah.

22:53It was the same tie

22:54that Billy brought

22:55to the mortuary

22:56for his brother to wear.

22:58What?

22:59A similar tie?

23:01Identical.

23:02I think...

23:03I think Billy's right.

23:06I think Paul's alive

23:07and he stabbed

23:08Sasha Davidson.

23:10His eyes and lips

23:11were sewn shut.

23:12And...

23:13blood clot analysis

23:14suggests that Davidson

23:16was stabbed several hours

23:17before you found him

23:18while Paul Thompson's body

23:20was still in the mortuary.

23:21Yeah, but that assumes

23:22that the information

23:23given to us

23:24by the embalmer

23:25Frank Laurie

23:25is correct

23:26and I don't believe him

23:28to be a reliable witness.

23:31What makes you say that?

23:35I'm...

23:35I'm sensitive to smells,

23:37dear S. Hunter.

23:38And the aroma of cognac

23:40was far more powerful

23:41on him

23:42than in the embalming fluid.

23:50We'll try again tomorrow.

23:53Come on.

24:19when hell is full,

24:21the dead shall walk

24:42I've been trying to work out

24:45the courage to tell the truth.

24:49which is what?

24:56Paul Thompson

24:58disappeared from the mortuary

25:00at

25:012.30 a.m.

25:04not 7.

25:07I also wasn't

25:10truthful about the car.

25:13I heard footsteps.

25:18I think he walked.

25:19With his eyes still shut.

25:22My hands were shaking too much

25:25to sew anything up.

25:26Why lie about it?

25:30I needed time

25:31to sober up.

25:34What?

25:35And you believe him?

25:36A hopeless drunk?

25:37If he's unreliable,

25:38then we should also

25:39discount his first statement.

25:40It doesn't matter

25:41which we choose to believe.

25:42Either way,

25:43it doesn't prove

25:43that Paul Thompson

25:44is alive

25:44or that he stabbed

25:45Sasha Davidson.

25:46What about the knife

25:47we found in the dishwasher,

25:48sir?

25:48The fingerprints match

25:49those found elsewhere

25:50in the property.

25:51Because they're Paul Thomson's.

25:53It's his flat,

25:54his knife.

25:55Diaz Hunter managed

25:56to speak to the fiancé,

25:57sir,

25:57Ophelia Lawrence,

25:58to follow up

25:59on what Patience told us.

26:00She said Paul Thompson

26:01was convinced

26:02that AFT would lose the case.

26:04When they won,

26:05he called her

26:06from the party,

26:07said it was a victory

26:08built on lies,

26:09claimed he could prove it.

26:11Paul worked

26:11and researched AFT.

26:12Perhaps something

26:13came across his desk

26:14that would have

26:15damaged the case

26:15in court

26:16and he kept

26:17a copy of it.

26:18Is that what Davidson

26:19was doing in his flat?

26:20Looking for stolen research?

26:22Maybe Paul mentioned

26:23his misgivings

26:24to the wrong person

26:24and they're worried

26:25it's going to cost them

26:26300 million in damages.

26:28Yeah, not to mention

26:28the millions

26:29the execs stand

26:30to lose personally

26:31if the stock exchange

26:32listing has to be pulled.

26:34If Paul Thompson

26:34is dead,

26:35then maybe he was killed

26:37to stop him talking.

26:39We proved this.

26:41Any of it.

26:42It's pretty circumstantial.

27:09It's not circumstantial.

27:12It's non-existent.

27:13Anita DeMarco

27:14had been jilted

27:15by Paul Thompson.

27:16She was angry enough

27:17to damage his car.

27:18She'd been disciplined, sir.

27:19Was maybe in danger

27:20of dismissal

27:21with the threat

27:22of the losing out

27:23on the float

27:24and very lucrative

27:25share options.

27:26Perhaps it wouldn't

27:27take too much

27:28to persuade her

27:29they'd all be better off

27:29with Paul out of the way.

27:30No, no, no, no, no, no.

27:32This is not happening.

27:33I'm not going on

27:34another fishing trip

27:35that someone called DeMarco.

27:36Bring me some real evidence.

27:38I don't know,

27:39a USB stick,

27:40a glass with traces

27:41of cyanide,

27:42a body that,

27:43God forbid,

27:43can undergo

27:44an actual autopsy.

27:57can you play

27:58that video again,

27:59please?

27:59All right.

28:09That's what I'm going to give you.

28:11Yeah.

28:12I'm going to give you.

28:42I'm going to give you.

28:44I'm going to give you.

28:54I'm going to give you.

29:16I'm going to give you.

30:07The Chief's asking if we should put out a statement about Paul Thompson.

30:10Missing person or missing body?

30:11She hasn't made up her mind.

30:13Can you ask her to hold off?

30:14Buy us more time?

30:15I'll try.

30:16It's her call.

30:18Look, she's nervous that Paul Thompson

30:20might be on the run

30:20and desperate.

30:22If we haven't warned the public

30:23and he stabbed somebody else,

30:24well, that's got an IPCC referral

30:26written all over it.

30:27And if he's dead?

30:29Well, frankly,

30:29we need another lead.

30:31An appeal for information.

30:33Somebody must have seen something.

30:35Ask me what backward induction is,

30:37Detective Inspector Metcalf.

30:38Start with hello?

30:40No.

30:40I'd prefer you ask me what backward induction is.

30:45What's backward induction?

30:47So, it's a strategy used to solve problems

30:50when crucial parts of the information are missing.

30:52So, you start with a possible answer

30:54and then you work backwards.

30:55So, let's assume that Paul Thompson

30:58did walk out of that mortuary.

31:01The paramedics arrived on the scene

31:03and declared him dead at 3.14pm.

31:06He was taken to the mortuary.

31:08He arrived at the mortuary

31:09and then he disappeared.

31:11So, what is the one thing

31:13that we are certain of happening

31:14between the times of him arriving

31:15and him leaving the mortuary?

31:17He was fed embalming fluid.

31:19Yes, exactly.

31:20So, if Paul Thompson walked out alive,

31:23what revived him?

31:28OK, well, I looked into the embalming fluids

31:31and the ingredients

31:31and the most intriguing

31:32was activated charcoal.

31:35Just ask me why.

31:40Why?

31:41Because there are numerous cases

31:43of people surviving tetrotodoxin poisoning

31:46after being administered activated charcoal,

31:48often hours after the toxin

31:49entered the bloodstream.

31:50Look, you're going to have to repeat that.

31:53Tetrotodoxin.

31:54It's produced in the liver of pufferfish.

31:56It's known as fugu in Japan.

31:59It's perfectly safe to eat

32:00if prepared correctly,

32:02but if not, it can be deadly.

32:04It causes muscle paralysis

32:06and blocks neurotransmissions

32:08and in some cases

32:09mimics the effect of death

32:10in its victims.

32:11So, you're saying,

32:12Paul ate this fish

32:13and the effects made it seem

32:15as if he died,

32:18but the charcoal

32:20in the embalming fluid

32:21revived him.

32:22Exactly.

32:23What makes you think

32:24he had fugu?

32:25Well, they were serving

32:26bento boxes at the party

32:27and Paul loves sashimi.

32:30Can we prove any of this?

32:53How did they know he would eat it?

32:59We'll work to AFT for 15 years.

33:01Then you just want to order.

33:03to get out of here.

33:09Oh.

33:11Oh.

33:12C'est parti !

33:42No comment.

33:43You know what fugu is, I take it.

33:47Perhaps your CV can answer that.

33:50Two years training in Kyoto to be a sashimi chef,

33:54followed by four more at a variety of restaurants in Tokyo,

33:58and then four more back here at one of London's top venues

34:01for Asian fusion cuisines specialising in fish and seafood.

34:06We spoke to the restaurant where you placed the order

34:09for the bento boxes, Mason.

34:12Sushi Okinomi.

34:13They say that fugu's banned for public sale in the UK.

34:16They would never serve it.

34:18Is there a question coming, Inspector?

34:20I'll ask you again, Mason.

34:21Do you have any idea how traces of fugu

34:24got into the bento boxes you served at the party?

34:27Perhaps the chefs at Sushi Okinomi ordered kawa hagi

34:32but were sent fugu by mistake.

34:35They have a similar texture.

34:37Or perhaps you acquired it from the only specialist dining club in the UK

34:41that has a licence to sell it.

34:42They insist their clientele is expat Japanese,

34:45but I reckon they might have one or two local customers.

34:49Shouldn't be too long before their lawyers process our request

34:52for access to their distribution list.

34:54Again, Detective.

34:57A question.

34:59Are you in a sexual relationship with AFT's CEO, Beth and Porter?

35:03No comment.

35:04Are you aware that Paul Thompson was in possession of research

35:07that could have jeopardised AFT's successful defence

35:10of a £300 million court case?

35:12No comment.

35:13Did Beth and Porter offer you money as an inducement

35:16to murder Paul Thompson

35:17by feeding him poisoned fish

35:19to prevent him revealing what he knew?

35:20No comment.

35:21Did you murder...

35:22Hold it there.

35:23City of York Police have issued an advisory

35:26warning the public not to approach Paul Thompson

35:30who is wanted on suspicion of attempted murder.

35:36You've accused my client of murdering someone

35:38you know to be alive.

35:43We're leaving.

35:45We're leaving.

35:47We're leaving.

36:26Billy?

36:34I went for a bike ride to clear my head

36:36and it was like this when I came back.

36:40Il m'a pas été...

36:42...à ce qu'il y avait été...

36:43...à ce qu'ils avaient été déroulés et à ce qu'ils avaient été déroulés.

36:45C'est tout le même ?

36:46Oui.

36:48Oui, ils ont été déroulés tout.

36:51Je veux dire, même les back-insues de mes boîtes,

36:53...ont été déroulés.

36:58Alors, ils ont trouvé ça ?

37:01Ils ont trouvé ça ?

37:02Ils ont trouvé ce que votre vie a été entrue dans, Billy.

37:06Paul n'a pas donné rien.

37:09Patience, j'espère.

37:10Je suis arrivé.

37:11Paul est arrivé, n'est-ce pas ?

37:13Et vous savez où il est.

37:17Listen, Billy...

37:18...il est en danger.

37:21Si tu sais quelque chose qui peut reverser la courte case,

37:23... ils ne sont pas juste pour lui,

37:24...il est...

37:25...il y a trop trop.

37:29Nous...

37:30... nous devons essayer de lui demander de lui en place

37:32... et dire qu'il était un accident.

37:36...

37:39...

37:40...

37:41...

37:42Will you come and show me where he's hiding?

37:46Help me talk to him.

37:50I should stay in time, darling.

37:54Yeah.

37:59Then tell me where he is.

38:39Paul?

38:40Paul?

38:45Paul, est-ce qu'on est ici?

38:48Je suis Patience Evans.

38:50Je suis un ami de Billy's.

38:54Vous m'avez dit que tu m'as mentionné la fille avec les deux umbrellas.

39:08Paul?

39:10Paul, est-ce qu'on est là?

39:16Oh, c'est OK, c'est OK.

39:19Nobody else knows that you're here.

39:23I've come to try and persuade you to hand yourself in.

39:26To go to jail, you mean?

39:28No.

39:29No, no, no, I'm sure it won't come to that.

39:31And Billy agrees with me.

39:35Why would I put my faith in him?

39:39He didn't even bring me socks.

39:40But, Paul, you're in danger.

39:42Too right you are.

39:45Keep your hands where I can see them.

39:54Where is it?

39:55Where's what?

39:59Where is the memory stick?

40:00I swear, I haven't got it.

40:03Then who has?

40:04I don't, I don't know.

40:07Turn out your pockets.

40:18I'm going to count down from five.

40:21And then I'm going to put a bullet in your knee.

40:23Please, I don't have it.

40:25Actually, scratch that.

40:27I'm going to put a bullet in Ernie instead.

40:29What?

40:30Five.

40:31Look.

40:32Four.

40:32How can I give you what I don't have?

40:34Three.

40:35Two.

40:36Stop, please.

40:37One.

40:37Oh, my God.

40:38Oh, my God.

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