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00:24Some champagne, thank you.
00:37Lawrence, you know, I just wanted to say, I would be nothing without you.
00:43That's nonsense.
00:45Look at this, what a show.
00:48It's the Vikings.
00:50It's like catnip.
00:51Vikings.
00:52Half these females don't know whether to...
00:54It's near mealy time, Samuel.
01:14The press, you're rum-pulled.
01:21I hope they're ready for this.
01:26And, um, thank you for lunch.
01:28It was a lovely surprise.
01:31Too much of a surprise?
01:33Um, no, I'm...
01:34I'm OK with semi-spontaneous.
01:36Ah, you'd rather have warning.
01:38Oh.
01:40I got a plan for the week, draft it.
01:42Yes, well, yeah, that'd be amazing.
01:44Um, get her rum music.
01:53It's all right, she's only joking.
01:57Uh...
01:57Yeah.
01:58Yeah.
02:16A Viking poet once said let no man carve runes to cast a spell say first he learned to read
02:27them
02:27well so what does it mean to read the runes the Vikings they left records
02:35everywhere they went carved into sticks carved into stones they left records of
02:46the people the places and the events
02:57uh sorry um they shaped our world
03:09he's uh
03:10uh
03:13he's uh
03:24no
03:29no
03:31no
03:32no
03:36Sam you
03:37no
03:38Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
04:07Oh, my God.
04:38Overdose? Witnesses say he might have been intoxicated.
04:41I prefer to wait for the toxicology report before speculating.
04:44Fair, dear Santa.
04:46Some kind of seizure would explain the angle at which he fell.
04:51There was a video of his collapse on Lyme.
04:52Oh, God, people don't waste time, do they?
05:01He looks drugged to me.
05:03Speculation or experience?
05:04Actually, I've never even inhaled.
05:06Mmm.
05:12God.
05:14Rockstar archaeologist gone viral.
05:17Have a look at what's on the menu, will you?
05:19We can have lunch here.
05:22See what you last ate.
05:23Right, I'll bring you back a doggy bag.
05:25No, thank you.
05:30Mmm.
05:32Dedication to Ragnall Guthritz.
05:36Ragnall Guthritz.
05:39I know that name.
05:42Tenth century Viking ruler of Yorkshire.
05:45Very good.
05:46A star in history, I assume.
05:48Yes.
05:49Wish I'd paid more attention.
05:50Too busy flirting with Jason Pullinger behind the bike sheds.
05:53Okay.
05:56This room was in the news a year ago.
05:59It was found in Norway with a connection to the Viking ruler.
06:05God, do people still use shorthand?
06:07It's retro.
06:08You don't have to read that.
06:10I can read shorthand.
06:12Of course.
06:13Do you read Old Norse too?
06:14No.
06:17Well, see here it says...
06:21It says ruin is forged.
06:34Mr. Croft led the Jarlsberg dig last year, yeah.
06:36That was a significant find for the university, wasn't it?
06:39Oh, it was quite something.
06:41What was Samuel Henry's interest in this runestone?
06:44Oh, I'm not sure you'll have to ask Mr. Croft.
06:46Poor man.
06:48They'll be in bits.
06:49Him and Samuel were such good friends.
06:51Did you know Samuel Henry well?
06:54Yeah, from when he was a student here.
06:56Such a lovely boy and...
06:58I can't believe...
06:59You know, I'm sorry for your loss.
07:02Yeah.
07:04Um, this is, uh, Mr. Croft's office.
07:08Um...
07:09Lawrence?
07:10Uh, sorry to disturb.
07:12It's the police.
07:14Go on.
07:23Brilliant student, Samuel.
07:26You were his tutor?
07:28Originally, yeah.
07:30He could sometimes lack discipline, but, um...
07:33Quite brilliant.
07:34Lack discipline how?
07:36Oh, young guy.
07:38Colourful background.
07:40Unorthodox.
07:49Impossible that he's simply gone.
07:52Such a life force.
07:54Such a...
07:54Such an energy.
07:56May I?
08:00You've no idea why he was displaying the room from your dig?
08:05We shared ideas freely, um...
08:08Samuel read a very...
08:09original paper on Renwick Cove.
08:13Um...
08:14Samuel Henry was at the Norway Dig.
08:17Took a keen interest in my work.
08:20Thust for knowledge.
08:21Hmm.
08:21His talk today seems to have drawn a crowd.
08:24Samuel's always been excellent at generating interest.
08:28An asset to the university.
08:31Far better for publicity than me.
08:34Well, you did publish your findings about the Norway Dig, though, didn't you?
08:38In my book?
08:39Yes.
08:40For my sins.
08:41Yeah.
08:41Yeah.
08:42Yeah.
08:43Have a copy.
08:51Yeah.
08:53This one's actually signed.
08:55Oh.
08:56And Samuel never mentioned forgery to you?
08:59Forgery?
09:00No.
09:01Of what?
09:03The runestone.
09:07Not to blame my own trumpet here, but...
09:10According to the Valhalla Times, I am one of the most eminent Viking scholars in the country.
09:17If that rune was forged...
09:20I would know.
09:24My waiter said that a woman ordered Samuel Henry a lime and soda before his talk.
09:27No.
09:27Well, there were a lot of women there.
09:29Yeah, dark air, 30s, works of the evening.
09:31What's that?
09:32Uh, kitchen staff made me a bacon, love a card, and a sandwich while I was down there.
09:35Did you get us all one?
09:36What?
09:37Huh.
09:38Teamwork makes the dream work.
09:42Mmm.
09:44I love bacon and other products.
09:46Great.
09:47Good.
09:57Good.
10:14Very good.
10:15Thank you, my.
10:15Time for us.
10:15It's easy.
10:15So what are you doing? Don't please don't film me
10:19You look so good on camera
10:21Seven seconds of you looking super smart with your files pop on a snappy caption a trending sound. No, I
10:26don't think so
10:26I'm working. I've cleared it with Baxter
10:29We need to snare a younger demographic. Okay. Well, no one's gonna watch it and I just need to get
10:34back
10:34Just let me grab some footage. We'll try a couple experiment. Oh, please
10:39You only have to be you just patience. I'll do everything else
10:45Well, you'll be lucky if anyone watches it
10:48Don't underestimate yourself
10:55We have signs of coronary vasospasm most commonly caused by high blood pressure stress recreational drug use
11:04Correct was also an SSRI in his system. Oh
11:09His GP had prescribed an antidepressant for anxiety and depression, right? Okay
11:15So with the with the MDMA possible serotonin syndrome
11:18I'd say yes, but could someone have spiked him maybe but
11:23Serotonin syndrome is hardly most reliable way to murder someone
11:28Could it really have been an accident that his recreation was in that yeah, I mean gave off your face
11:34before made at all
11:35You find that well, maybe someone was trying to discredit him
11:39Yeah, they'd have to know Sammy was about to declare a fortune
11:42Hey patients
11:45Hi, hey Elliot, and you didn't send me your plan
11:50The what the week schedule
11:54Wait, we don't even want like a spreadsheet here
11:59No, I wasn't it doesn't
12:01No, it's I'm sorry. I'll just I doesn't matter patients
12:14Lovely place. Do you mind if I
12:17Thank you Natalie, so
12:21You and Samuel were a couple
12:24Over the last couple of years, we were a bit um
12:29On and off
12:30And can I ask who broke the relationship off?
12:34Samuel
12:35Five months ago
12:36What was Samuel's mental health like generally?
12:41I guess um
12:44Up and down
12:47When he was on form he was amazing
12:52But
12:52He could get kind of um
12:56Dark I suppose
12:58A bit um
12:59A bit paranoid
13:04He'd withdrawn from everyone
13:06The last couple of months
13:11Was there any rivalry between Lawrence Croft and Samuel?
13:15With Lawrence?
13:16No
13:17I mean not really
13:18He went way back
13:20Like I like former student
13:22You know rising star in the field
13:24What no competition at all
13:26I mean if there was it was all banter
13:33Oh yeah and before the talk
13:35Did you get um Samuel a drink from the bar?
13:39Oh yeah um
13:42A lime and soda
13:50You're not saying there was something in that drink?
13:58Yeah
14:00He's holding something back
14:03Look
14:06Where are you off to?
14:13Let's find out shall we?
14:50Oh
14:50Oh hello again Lawrence
14:59He is not a happy bunny
15:05No
15:12Two journalists received an anonymous tip-off before the Viking talk
15:16About the forgery?
15:17Only that Samuel Henry was about to reveal unlawful acts in the archaeology department
15:21That sounds doubtier than ruins
15:23Right?
15:24And one of them contacted Croft for a comment
15:27So he did have a heads up
15:29Oh that's what I'm saying
15:37That was quick
15:42Oh he's got his knickers in a twist
15:48Is he threatening her?
15:51I don't know
16:15And well
16:17Yeah
16:17They bosses are at theض
16:34Do you think he'll?
16:40Right, so whoever this man is, he leaves just after Samuel dies.
16:44Right, and that's... that's all we've got.
16:46Up until now, I haven't been able to find the tweed guy on the uni CCTV.
16:50Right, unless he came in by another entrance.
16:52Already on it.
16:54In Lawrence's book, look, that's the same sleeve.
16:58Yeah, there's a lot of tweed in the world of archaeology.
17:00Yeah, but it's the same pattern.
17:04Yeah, yeah, it might be, might be something.
17:06But if the rune is forged, then Lawrence Croft has prime motivation.
17:18Okay.
17:20Okay.
17:22Okay, Vikingscape, Reddy McCready, it must you.
17:25Uh, rune stones.
17:30Inform who...
17:33Yeah, who commissioned them?
17:35Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
17:42A rare opportunity to examine the Jarlsberg stone in person.
17:47Yeah, shame it's under these circumstances.
17:48A tragedy, obviously.
17:52However, I read, of course, with interest about the rune writer's signature.
18:12Common in rune stones, of course.
18:14This one displaying some ego.
18:16I, uh, think you're going to have to translate that for us, Professor.
18:20Of course.
18:21It reads,
18:22These runes are written by the most skilled rune writer, west of the sea.
18:32Professor Rathbone, could this stone be forged?
18:35Genuine rune stones have an even patina.
18:37Yes, that's a natural discoloration, right?
18:41Correct, my dear.
18:42A discoloration across the stone's surface.
18:47And within, the incised runes.
19:00Surely not.
19:02This is unbelievable.
19:05This rune stone is not from the Viking Age.
19:09Each.
19:38BIRDS CHIRP
20:06BIRDS CHIRP
20:11BIRDS CHIRP
20:12BIRDS CHIRP
20:12BIRDS CHIRP
20:16What do you think those numbers are?
20:19I... I don't know.
20:24Had you seen Mr Croft today, prior to discovering his body in his office?
20:29Er...
20:31Earlier today, yeah.
20:32Mm. How did he see him?
20:33Er... Not himself.
20:36He kept saying he was sorry.
20:38And I thought, er...
20:40The grief over Samuel.
20:44I... I told staff I was worried.
20:46I... I didn't think he should be in work today.
20:51Um, Kathy...
20:54Sorry.
20:56Do these numbers mean anything to you?
20:59No.
21:16Kathy Will, but she's too damn devoted.
21:19And with easy access to Samuel and Croft.
21:21Yeah, but I... I mean, what would be her motive?
21:25Well, I can't see one yet, unless she's mixed up with the forgery.
21:28Have you checked her record?
21:29Yeah, yeah.
21:29Well, I've... Yeah, I've checked. There's... There's nothing.
21:32Mm.
21:32And we have Natalie arguing with Lawrence Croft the day before he dropped dead.
21:37Yeah.
21:38Oh. Hi, Elliot.
21:40Hi.
21:43Oh. Hi.
21:45Three's a crowd.
21:46I... I... I'll... I can...
21:49Er, can we meet tonight?
21:51I might have put my foot in it earlier. I didn't... I didn't think you really meant that.
21:55No.
21:55About the plan thing.
21:56It doesn't matter. It's not a big deal.
21:58No, you're not. I don't want it to be weird between...
22:02Um, well, I've got a group at 7 for an hour.
22:07But maybe we could meet after that.
22:09Yeah. Sure.
22:118.04pm precisely.
22:14What... What do you mean 8.04 precisely?
22:18Nothing. It's just... It's just a joke.
22:20About what?
22:23About...
22:23About me?
22:24No. No. Hey, no, no, no, no. Not at all.
22:26Do you think I'm uptight?
22:27Patience, no. Not in this light.
22:28Okay, okay. I just...
22:30No, not at all. I'm gonna go.
22:31Patience.
22:34I'm an idiot.
22:35I'm an idiot.
22:37You're not saying that I...
22:39did something to Lawrence.
22:41Uh, you told us that you ordered a drink for Samuel and then you were seen entering Lawrence Croft's house
22:48the day before he died.
22:51Oh, my God.
22:54You can't actually think I would.
22:59I loved Samuel.
23:02And Lawrence, he was a friend.
23:05Does the lady protest too much?
23:09What happened?
23:14I told Lawrence police were asking about the drink.
23:18The drink you ordered for Samuel?
23:22Yes, I ordered it.
23:24But Lawrence took it off me to give to Samuel.
23:29And why didn't you tell us this before?
23:32I didn't really think that it was important.
23:36Lawrence wouldn't do anything to Samuel.
23:38It doesn't make any sense.
23:40And then Lawrence got so mad at me.
23:46What do you know about a forgery?
23:50A what?
23:51Of the Arsberg ruins.
23:56Lawrence's ruins? Are you serious?
23:58Samuel never voiced suspicions after the dig?
24:01No.
24:07Except I guess he did start acting strange.
24:13Like how?
24:15I kept wanting me to drive him up to the middle of nowhere at night.
24:19What's in the same place?
24:21Different places.
24:23Sometimes the moors.
24:25Once to an industrial estate.
24:27We nearly got chased by some guard dog.
24:31And Samuel never explained the reasons for these trips?
24:35No.
24:37Just said...
24:40It must be somewhere.
24:41What was he referring to?
24:43I thought Lawrence was right.
24:46Samuel was, you know...
24:48Taking too many drugs.
24:50Losing it.
24:56What was Samuel looking for?
24:58What was Samuel looking for?
25:00What was Samuel looking for?
25:24I mean, it's just, it didn't seem important to Elliot, so I don't understand why it's gotten to me.
25:31You asked for a plan, you got shut down for it.
25:36You said Elliot apologised.
25:37Yeah.
25:39Yeah.
25:41But then he said it 8.04 precisely and then started laughing.
25:44Yeah, so it is proper punching down.
25:46Come on.
25:47I wouldn't be with somebody who'd mock me like that.
25:48Like, let's just be careful, yeah, of offering opinions.
25:52We weren't there.
25:53But he's asking Patience to be someone she's not.
25:56No.
25:57No, he's usually really kind.
26:01I mean, he came with me to my mum's old house.
26:05Well, I guess it's...
26:06It's just about being upfront with what we want in relationships, yeah?
26:11Like, honesty and openness from the start.
26:14Patience was honest.
26:14Look how we reacted.
26:15Yeah.
26:16Misunderstanding.
26:17It happens.
26:18Look, look.
26:19Do you know what Elliot needs from the relationship?
26:23Who cares?
26:24Well, it might be worth getting some clarity, yeah?
26:37Me where?
26:39Does anyone else have anything you'd like to add?
26:40Well, I was thinking from last week.
26:45So, Samuel Henry's about to announce the forgery.
26:49Croft gets wind of it from a journalist and drugs Henry in order to discredit him.
26:53Mm-hmm.
26:55Yeah, after gaslighting Natalie Forster, that Henry was losing his mind.
27:03Now, who killed Croft?
27:06Maybe he couldn't live with himself.
27:09Suicide?
27:10He was trying to get help.
27:12I found Patience's tweed guy.
27:14Ah.
27:22Crossing the university staff car park.
27:24Look, it's not clear, but...
27:25Is this guy's staff?
27:26No matches on uni records and normal images around campus.
27:29Yeah.
27:30Well, he could be implicated in the murder.
27:32Hmm.
27:33Serial killer in tweed.
27:37Now, check the surroundings.
27:38See if you can find a vehicle.
27:40Oh, this case is doing my head in.
27:44I just thought you were laughing at me.
27:46Stupid joke.
27:47Not even funny.
27:48It just came out of my mouth before I thought.
27:50But your plan thing, I do.
27:52I get it.
27:55I'd just like to know what's happening.
27:57Yeah.
27:58I'm sorry, Patience.
28:01I just felt weird the way you took it so hard.
28:05What do you mean, weird?
28:06I didn't mean that you're weird.
28:07I just keep saying the wrong thing.
28:12What can I do to make it up to you?
28:17Well, I mean, I'm going to read this.
28:21It's the first draft, obviously.
28:24Of?
28:24It's like a contract.
28:28And it's not final, so I can change things and, you know, edit stuff.
28:32OK.
28:33Yeah, I just think it would be good if we're clear on what I need from a relationship.
28:40There's a lot of detail.
28:42Yes.
28:42Well, thanks.
28:44I mean, it's not just about me, obviously.
28:47It's just I think it would be good to understand what we both need from a relationship.
28:50And then maybe you could give me yours tomorrow and you can...
28:53Patience, can we...
28:55Can we talk about this?
28:57Oh, we've just talked about it.
28:59I mean, I mean...
29:00Does it have to be so formal?
29:05It's so kind of black and white.
29:07Yeah, I shouldn't have given you that.
29:08You should.
29:09It felt strange for a moment, but it's OK.
29:13Yeah, well, it would be strange to you, wouldn't it?
29:16I was just surprised.
29:21Do you think maybe we're too different?
29:24Of course not, Patience.
29:28It's because I can't...
29:31I can't be with someone that wants me to be something that I'm not.
29:33I don't want you to be.
29:38What do you mean?
29:41I don't think this is going to work.
29:47What, are you breaking up with me?
29:51Yeah, I think I have to.
29:55Oh, Patience, I...
29:56Sorry.
29:57Patience, I don't understand.
30:31She's got 10,000 views and rising.
30:33She's doing better than this entire department put together.
30:36Cracking crimes, police can't.
30:38A young woman outsmiling detectives.
30:40And we're happy with that message.
30:42Aren't you proud of her?
30:44All that profile-raising.
30:46And we only had to put patients out there.
30:51Yeah.
31:03Hello?
31:05Not with Elliot this evening?
31:07Nope.
31:08That hands change, apparently.
31:10What's up?
31:12Patience?
31:14We just broke up.
31:24Must have known you'd be back.
31:25I made the sauce without onions.
31:28I can't eat onions.
31:30Yeah, it's texture.
31:31Yeah.
31:32I know.
31:43You see, that doesn't feel like you're making fun of me.
31:47Sorry?
31:48Because, well, you know me.
31:56Relationships can be confusing to navigate, especially early on.
32:02It's easy for misunderstandings to arise in the heat of the moment.
32:05Yeah, Alex and Clara were right.
32:08About what?
32:13If someone doesn't accept you for who you are.
32:17I doesn't sound like Elliot.
32:18Yeah, well, you weren't there.
32:26There can be lots of noise and opinions from others about what a relationship should be.
32:34It's easier to find out sooner rather than later, though, isn't it?
32:38Yeah, what I'm saying, from my own experience, is there isn't always a clear route through relationships.
32:46Yeah.
32:48It would be a lot easier if we did.
32:50I was quite good at orienteering.
33:04Could these numbers be coordinates?
33:11Not enough digits?
33:13No.
33:13There are three numbers missing, and it's not in the right format, but...
33:21So it could be somewhere east of York?
33:24Yeah.
33:25Or west of the sea.
33:36Mum?
33:38Picked the weed guy up eventually.
33:42Four streets away.
33:46The car's registered to a Brian Shepstone.
33:50Hi.
33:51Who are you, Brian Shepstone?
33:52I'm fine.
33:53No.
34:01How did you see
34:02when I came to look at this in the making of the people?
34:03Oh!
34:05Mom!
34:07I'm fine.
34:09I can't do this.
34:11I'm fine.
34:11So...
34:11I can't do this in the crowd.
34:11Oh, yeah.
34:12I can do it.
34:12I can't do it.
34:13I can do it.
34:14I can't do it.
34:14I can.
34:48Yeah, let's sweep Croft's office.
34:51Sorry. Sorry.
34:53Not like our headphones to be late.
34:54Wow, you look... Are you all right?
34:56Yeah, I just, um, I got locked into something.
34:59Yeah, we've got anaphylactic shock here.
35:01Peanut allergen in the bloodstream.
35:03Oh. No evidence of food in his office.
35:10Um...
35:11OK, well, Lawrence,
35:13you like to look his fingers before he turned a page.
35:17Yeah, so maybe something on his desk.
35:19Yeah, or his notes.
35:21His GP had prescribed an auto-injecture for allergies.
35:25Right.
35:28His bag.
35:30That's what he was looking for.
35:32So,
35:34we need to drive to these coordinates.
35:36It could be a lead.
35:37So, yeah.
35:39This might be too personal,
35:40but have you been to bed yet?
35:42Us?
35:44Yeah, I'm not...
35:45I'm not asking her about her love life.
35:47No, I just...
35:48I know, I just...
35:48Right, it's...
35:49It's fine, it's fine, it's fine, it's fine.
35:51Me and Elliot broke up last night,
35:53but it's fine.
35:54We're both fine.
35:55It was because, you know,
35:56it won't affect our work,
35:57and we're both professionals
35:58and it's not awkward, so...
36:00Well, it was actually for the best.
36:12Well, thank you.
36:13That's it.
36:14Good to know.
36:23Professor Rathbone talked about
36:24the ego of our own writer.
36:27So, if Croft commissioned Brian Shepstone,
36:29who majored in sculpture at art school...
36:31Brian couldn't resist leaving a clue.
36:32I mean, the most skilled runewater
36:34west of the sea.
36:35There's a lot of land west of the sea.
36:37Well, no.
36:37I was trying different combinations
36:38of coordinates last night.
36:41I mean, remember Natalie said that
36:44Samuel kept wanting to drive
36:45to an industrial estate, so...
36:51You sure this is the place, Edvance?
36:53Yeah, I think so.
36:59Yes.
37:00Yes, look.
37:01That's the camper van
37:02from the photo on Cathy's desk.
37:17Croft made substantial payments
37:18to an offshore account
37:19before the Jarlsberg dig.
37:20I've been trying to trace it.
37:22They're taking care from Croft
37:23to an account in the name
37:24of Cathy Wilkes, his secretary.
37:26Let the Iman Roe know.
37:28We've got to find her.
37:48Mild-mannered Cathy Wilkes.
37:50She's married to Brian Shepstone.
38:17She's married to Brian Shepstone.
38:25Have you seen Cathy Wilkes?
38:26No.
38:27No?
38:27No.
38:40Is this supposed to be a Hepworth?
38:43Don't move.
38:45No, I was just going to say,
38:46please,
38:49it'll be a moor,
38:52so not a bad guess, officer.
39:00Quite the cottage industry
39:02you've got here.
39:03I'll take that as a compliment.
39:08Brian,
39:09how many runestones
39:10are out in the world?
39:13Well, maybe none.
39:17Or maybe...
39:18Steady.
39:20There's many.
39:22With lofty words written about them.
39:24Pored over in museums.
39:26So why do you do it?
39:28It's my gift to the world.
39:31Why not make your own art, then?
39:34No one wanted it.
39:38But they paid for the fakes.
39:40Nice to have a proxy
39:41in the archaeology department.
39:43She had nothing to do with the rune.
39:44That's not true.
39:46Cathy was the link between you and Lawrence,
39:48and now two men are dead.
39:50Sit.
39:52Let's go, Brian.
39:54No!
39:54Let's go!
39:56Come on!
39:57Okay, just nice and calm.
40:00I don't fancy our chances.
40:03It's okay.
40:05What are you doing, then?
40:06It's okay.
40:07Trust me.
40:07Trust me.
40:08Fine.
40:10It's okay.
40:11It's fine.
40:12Look.
40:13Go.
40:14You sure?
40:15Yes.
40:25It's the end of the road, Doc.
40:27We should have left as soon as Sam...
40:29I told you.
40:30What about Samuel?
40:31I said to Lawrence,
40:32whatever happened,
40:33you can't have meant to...
40:34Is there something you're not telling me?
40:35Come on.
40:36Out back.
40:42Right, Cathy.
40:43How much did Lawrence pay for the forgery?
40:46Well, our pensions were hardly going to cut it.
40:48Forensics also found traces of peanut flour
40:50on Lawrence Croft's notes.
40:51And on your desk, Cathy.
40:54Peanut flour.
40:56Ingenious.
40:57You don't think...
40:59Cathy's the kindest...
41:01She wouldn't hurt her fly.
41:03Are you really this naive, Brian?
41:06It's tragic about Lawrence,
41:07but an allergic reaction.
41:10You didn't.
41:11Tell them.
41:12I didn't mean for this to happen.
41:15Lawrence didn't mean to kill Samuel.
41:18Lawrence, you did what?
41:19It was an accident to discredit him.
41:21The drugs.
41:22But when I confronted him,
41:24he said he was going to blame Samuel's death on us.
41:29Lawrence was threatening you.
41:30I didn't know what to do.
41:33I was only going to scare him.
41:39But then...
41:43All I could think about was you, Brian.
41:47You're confused.
41:49It's the shock.
41:50Oh, I'm sorry.
41:53Why didn't you say anything?
41:56Cathy, why didn't you tell me?
42:00The words wouldn't come.
42:10Cathy Wilkes, I'm arresting you
42:12for the murder of Lawrence Croft.
42:14Murder?
42:15No.
42:15You do not have to say anything.
42:17It may harm your defense
42:18if you do not mention something
42:19that you later rely on in court.
42:27I'm arresting you.
42:30And we're still at home.
42:37Ahem.
42:40What?
42:41The love story.
42:54never underestimate the male ego or a mature woman with everything to lose
42:58you excelled yourself today headphones living up to her online handle oh no have you seen that
43:05yeah we all have yeah hashtag patients cracks crimes i get all the updates on your views from
43:10zinzi well that's nothing to do with me that's all zinzi though all right what we learned today
43:15about women hiding their smarts take the compliment okay well thank you i don't really think a seven
43:21second video represents my abilities but i stand corrected it doesn't you're right
43:38are you sure you're okay by the end
43:40uh yeah but it's fine i mean it wasn't going to work anyway and we're better off as friends
43:46and colleagues so yeah yeah i mean i've got to be free to be myself are you two coming or
43:53what
43:53i'm starving
43:54you're good
44:16you're good
44:17you're good
44:17you're good
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