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00:00The End
00:00The End
00:07Jeffrey!
00:08Someone's just killed the mayor of Marlow.
00:10They found traces of a poison called aconite.
00:12Jeffrey was poisoned.
00:13Do you grow aconite?
00:14Well, you can't possibly think it came from here.
00:16Do the police suspect foul play?
00:18Everyone loved Jeffrey.
00:20If you're looking for the person who put the poison in Jeffrey's coffee pot,
00:23I bet it was the person in the kitchen.
00:25Everyone has secrets.
00:27Oi! Stop right there!
00:33Did you see who it was?
00:34No idea.
00:36You know you wanted Jeffrey to have a doxy gun.
00:50What were you all doing here?
00:52Ah, well, that is the question.
00:53Yes, Judith, it's the question I'm asking.
00:56We found out who Judith's mystery caller is.
00:59His name's Dave Butler.
01:01And you didn't think to tell me we were going to?
01:03Just as soon as we could.
01:04The point being that when we spoke to Dave,
01:07he said that he and Jeffrey were working together on his novel.
01:10And we came here to check out his story.
01:13It checks out.
01:14Gov?
01:17An intruder left here 20 minutes ago.
01:19Black hoodie.
01:20Average building height.
01:21Go door to door.
01:21See if anyone saw anything.
01:23Yes, Gov.
01:24Anyway, as I was saying, you aren't able to just carry on...
01:27I...
01:28I think I know who the intruder was.
01:30You do?
01:31You do?
01:32You do.
01:41Hello, Marcus.
01:44Mrs. Pott.
01:46Detective Inspector.
01:50Rupert, would you mind taking my next client for me?
01:52Yeah, sure.
01:54And tell Sue no interruptions.
01:57Uh, how can I help you?
02:00Just got back from a house viewing, have you?
02:04Yeah.
02:31I'll see you next time.
02:32Bye.
02:35I really don't know what you're talking about.
02:37The break-in at Mr. Truman's house.
02:39And if you really don't know, why make sure we won't be interrupted?
02:46Let me tell you exactly what happened.
02:48You'll find I've done nothing wrong.
02:51Although I am intrigued, how did you work it out?
02:54Well, the intruder was definitely male.
02:56There are only two men on the council, and D.I. Malik was with Terence at the time.
03:01It was a guess.
03:03It was correct.
03:05I've committed no crime.
03:07No, I didn't break in. I used Geoffrey's spare key.
03:09But you ran for it with the blackmail letter you sent to Geoffrey.
03:13The blackmail letter wasn't sent to Geoffrey.
03:16It was sent to me.
03:19Geoffrey was with me when I opened it. It was mortifying.
03:23Why would someone send something like this?
03:25But he said as mayor that he would take it for me and try and find out who sent it.
03:30When he died, I realised it was still at the house and knew how bad it would look covered in
03:35my fingerprints.
03:36So that's all I was doing.
03:38You know, taking back property that already belonged to me.
03:41Okay, let's say we believe you.
03:43The blackmail letter was sent to you.
03:45Why?
03:46I really have no idea.
03:50All an estate agent is, is their reputation.
03:54And I wouldn't risk that.
03:55Not for anything.
03:58Don't you get it?
04:00You know, I'm the victim here.
04:02You know, someone has been harassing me.
04:28You know, you and I should do more interviews together.
04:33I really enjoyed that.
04:35Don't push it.
04:41Seriously?
04:42All these receipts are from the council?
04:44Seriously.
04:46We could help, if you liked.
04:48Get some food in.
04:49Make a night of it.
04:50Bosh.
04:51Get the job done.
04:52That would be amazing.
04:54Okay, Marcus Percival's saying that the blackmail letter was sent to him and not Mr. Truman, but he doesn't know
04:59why.
05:00What have we got on him?
05:01So, Marcus is married.
05:03Two kids, both in boarding school.
05:05He spends a lot.
05:06You know, fancy cars, holidays and trips to a nice restaurant.
05:11Any hint of wrongdoing?
05:12Well, I spoke to some of his colleagues and they all say that he's trustworthy, honourable, perfect gentleman.
05:19Brendan, Jason, Mr. Clarkson's saying he saw someone with light hair in the kitchen at the start of the meeting,
05:24but he couldn't see them properly through the glass.
05:27Can you check out his story?
05:28Got it.
05:29Sure.
05:32Hello, Dave.
05:39Why did you want to see me?
05:43To give you this.
05:45You've got my book.
05:46I was an archaeologist once.
05:48I know how important publication is.
05:51And you must know more about the petty cash than you've told us.
05:58All I know is that the total that was claimed went up significantly for the last two years.
06:02But the accounts were still signed off.
06:05Suggesting that there must be receipts covering all that extra cash.
06:10Receipts that must be fake.
06:13Yes, that's very interesting.
06:16This is really kind of you.
06:19It's not me you should be thanking.
06:21It's Geoffrey.
06:23He really was a great friend to all.
06:50You ordered the veggie supreme?
06:51Oh, that's me.
06:54Oh, thank you.
06:55It's easy.
06:56We should definitely get pizzas delivered more often.
06:59For you.
06:59Oh, how lovely.
07:01A party.
07:03If you've got a boring job to do, you might as well have some fun.
07:05My thoughts exactly.
07:07How's it going?
07:08Oh, we're focusing on the petty cash, just like Dave told us.
07:11There's a lot.
07:12They've suggested there might be fake receipts in there to cover the cash flow soon.
07:17But how can we tell which receipts are real and which are fake?
07:20Lots of them are handwritten.
07:31So what made you join the force, Alice?
07:35Oh, um...
07:36Well, I had an aunt who was a copper.
07:39Growing up, I just thought she was the coolest person in the family.
07:43I just wanted to be like her.
07:45She must be so proud of you.
07:47My great aunt was hugely important to me.
07:51Well, to aunts.
07:54And great aunts.
07:55An excellent toast.
07:57Yes.
07:58Oops.
07:59That's me.
08:00Sorry.
08:01I need to be somewhere.
08:03Where?
08:04A group of us are trying to get the bridge reopened.
08:06We're meeting up.
08:07Oh.
08:08Should we come along?
08:09Nah, there's no need.
08:10I know how these things go.
08:11We'll have a few drinks.
08:13We'll agree that the high street needs to be locked down with some kind of massive protest.
08:17And then, yeah, we'll settle on starting a petition.
08:20I'm not giving up, though.
08:26We're not going to finish this, are we?
08:28Why don't I take the boxes home?
08:30I'd love the chance to really get stuck into them.
08:34Yeah.
08:35Yeah, they're all yours.
08:41Let's get this show on the run, OK?
08:43Yeah, sure, we'll go there.
08:46Oh, hello, Susie.
08:47Oh, hi.
08:48You all right, Shanti?
08:49You're starting a petition?
08:50Oh, we can't have these landowners closing bridges just because.
08:54I mean, the community needs them.
08:55Where do I sign?
08:57Oh, thank you.
08:58There we go.
08:59Nice.
08:59Sorry, I can't stop.
09:00I've got to get Shanti to school.
09:01All right.
09:01Maybe see you later?
09:02Yeah, later.
09:03Come here with the entrance.
09:05Oh, you've got a fire?
09:05Yeah, yeah, welcome.
09:07I spoke to your teacher.
09:11When I was your age, I saw a girl being bullied and I did nothing.
09:16I know it was wrong, but I was just so grateful it wasn't me she was bullying.
09:22Is that what happened?
09:26That's why you're feeling bad, sweetie.
09:29Because you're a good kid.
09:31And you know if you see someone being bullied, you have to stand up for them.
09:46Hard at it, are we?
09:48Oh, sorry.
09:49Just remembered.
09:50I need to dig out that book on the Avery Standing Stones for Darius.
09:55Oh, of course.
09:57So I can show it to him when we meet for tea.
10:00Oh, here it is.
10:04Right, come on.
10:05I thought I was going mad with this one, but it really says £8.88.
10:09Oh, hold on.
10:11£8.88.
10:12We've had that before.
10:14You can't possibly know where.
10:17Give me a moment.
10:20No.
10:22Yes.
10:24Here.
10:26And here's another one.
10:27They're both for £8.88.
10:31This one's for Jackson's Hardware Store.
10:34Well, Jackson's closed two years ago.
10:36So how come it was selling paint supplies this January?
10:41They all have the same initials on them.
10:44D.S.
10:47Oh.
10:49Debbie Smith.
10:51Debbie Smith.
11:07You know he's got light hair.
11:09Paul.
11:10He has, hasn't he?
11:11And he'd have access to the aconites of his garden.
11:16How may I help you?
11:18I can only spare a few minutes.
11:20We want you to know why you've been stealing cash from the council.
11:27Oh, God.
11:47Last year, no, earlier, I started getting forgetful.
11:54It was like I had brain fog.
11:58I thought I had early onset dementia and I couldn't sleep and I had hot flushes the whole time.
12:04Oh, I see.
12:06I found carrying a fan in my handbag worked wonders.
12:13I was falling apart.
12:16Work suffered.
12:19Paul gave me a formal warning.
12:21For going through the menopause.
12:23For going through the menopause?
12:23I needed treatment.
12:26But when I went to see my GP he wasn't interested and the waiting list for a referral was over
12:31a year.
12:32And I knew that if I went private I could have a consultation tomorrow.
12:36It would just be expensive.
12:39I told myself I was only borrowing the money.
12:42I was always planning to pay it back.
12:46But you haven't.
12:48Did Geoffrey find out?
12:50I couldn't help noticing that on the day he died only you and he went anywhere near that coffee machine.
12:57And your fingerprints were on his coffee pot.
12:59He didn't find out.
13:01You know he didn't.
13:02If he had he'd have gone to the police.
13:05And he never did.
13:06Or maybe you poisoned him before he could.
13:08It was a few thousand pounds.
13:10People have killed for less.
13:12And you're an accountant.
13:13A crime like this could mean you never work again.
13:17No, I don't.
13:19I don't know why I did it.
13:21I was just so desperate.
13:25I will admit to skimming the money from the petty cash.
13:30That was wrong.
13:31But Geoffrey never found out.
13:33And I didn't kill him.
13:34He was my friend.
13:55Sorry to interrupt.
13:56But where were you when Geoffrey died?
13:59I beg your pardon?
14:00Just so that we know.
14:02Where were you?
14:05As it happens, I went to the cinema that afternoon.
14:08Oh.
14:08Who with?
14:10On my own.
14:12What did you see?
14:15Brief encounter.
14:16Oh.
14:17I didn't have you down as a romantic type.
14:19That shows how little you know me.
14:21I actually really love any kind of romantic slushy film with a happily ever after ending.
14:27And now, if you wouldn't mind, I was working.
14:39You know, she's a very exciting.
14:42You know, she's a very exciting.
14:46You know, she's a very exciting.
14:47We call her Claire.
15:00How did it go?
15:02I'll be honest.
15:03Not good.
15:04Everyone's down by the river for the swan-upping.
15:07How many signatures did you get?
15:0943.
15:10Ain't no one going to get a bridge reopened with 43 signatures.
15:13Oh, I'm sorry.
15:14Oh, Susie.
15:16Guys, I think I'm going to head to the cinema this afternoon.
15:19I like it.
15:20The cinema?
15:22Box of popcorn.
15:23Kick back and relax.
15:24I'll catch up with you both later.
15:25All right.
15:26Later.
15:32You know, we still don't know who sent Marcus his blackmail letter.
15:37Do you think we'll be able to work out where the individual letters came from?
15:41I don't know.
15:44Perhaps.
15:50All right.
15:52Even if we figure out that one of those letters came from homes and garden, anyone could have got hold
16:00of it.
16:08Anyone?
16:09Yeah.
16:09And what if I tell you that the C in this word secret is a perfect match for the C
16:16in Architecture International?
16:20And I can't help noticing that Terence is the only architect among our suspects.
16:28Let the record show I've been giving my full cooperation.
16:31Let the record show that you've been blackmailing Marcus.
16:34I beg your pardon?
16:36I beg your pardon?
16:36You shouldn't have cut the letters out of your trade magazine.
16:41Why did you do it?
16:42You're an upstanding member of the community.
16:44You're an upstanding member of the community.
16:45A town councillor.
16:49There's a social media account that posts awful things about the council and the town.
16:54Yes, we've seen it.
16:56Marcus is Marlowe 1628.
16:59The man who always thinks he's better than you because he's got money and a fancy job.
17:03I don't believe it.
17:04I don't believe it.
17:05Nor did I.
17:05Not at first.
17:08But there's this thing that Marcus does where he says, under mime, instead of undermine.
17:14Idiot.
17:15And one day, that account, Marlowe 1628, was attacking me and it said, under mime.
17:22It got me thinking.
17:25The next time I saw Marcus, I told him travellers had moved into Riley Park, when they hadn't.
17:30By that evening, Marlowe 1628 was spewing hatred against them.
17:40You set a trap for him.
17:42I had to know I was right.
17:43I was.
17:44But now you had a bit of a problem, didn't you?
17:48You knew Marcus was behind the vile account, but how to prove it?
17:53If you confronted him, he'd just deny it.
17:56So you decided to mess with him.
17:59How long were you planning on stringing him along?
18:02I thought he'd stop after he got my letter, but he just carried on posting that stuff.
18:06It made no difference.
18:07Which is why you were arguing with Geoffrey before the meeting.
18:10You told him about Marcus, didn't you?
18:12And I bet Geoffrey took the side of the law, telling you that you'd just confessed her blackmail.
18:17Oh!
18:18Which is why Mrs. Eddingham heard him saying how badly you'd dealt with the situation.
18:23Did he threaten to tell the police?
18:25And that's why you killed him.
18:27I didn't kill him.
18:30And the fact we had an argument proves it.
18:32Oh, punchy.
18:34Do you think I'd have time afterward to pick some aconite, extract its poison, and then lace Geoffrey's coffee with
18:41it?
18:41And remember, I saw the killer behind the glass in the kitchen.
18:45That's who killed him.
19:04Right then.
19:06Let's see if Mr. Terence Clarkson's story adds up.
19:12Okay, ready?
19:14Ready.
19:15Right.
19:16I'm going to make everyone a lovely cup of tea and a hot pot of coffee.
19:20Here's a couple of scoops of poison.
19:23Step forward.
19:25One more step.
19:27One more.
19:28Really?
19:28It's important.
19:33Very funny.
19:34I can see that someone was behind the glass, but until you got right up close, you were just your
19:39hair colour and a shape.
19:41Ah.
19:42Then the architect's story checks out.
19:44Come on.
19:47Okay, so let's say I'm the killer.
19:50I put out the poison coffee pod and I've stuck around long enough to make sure that Mr. Truman's taken
19:55it.
19:56What next?
19:57You're going to want to get out of the building and fast.
20:00Through the nearest exit.
20:02Okay.
20:02We'll see where that goes.
20:04Hold on.
20:05What's that?
20:06I'm just going to be sorry.
20:24Why is there a laddie here?
20:29Hang on.
20:31Look at this.
20:39Right then.
20:40Up you go.
20:41Okay.
20:42Don't worry, I'll hold it.
20:45Right, I'm going.
20:46There's just a ladder.
20:47What's your problem?
20:49What can you see?
20:51Just insulation and dust.
20:54Hold on.
20:55Hold on.
20:56Where is it?
20:57A fancy man.
20:57Zugues.
20:58No.
20:58No.
21:19We haven't yet.
21:19We have to do it.
21:20We haven't yet.
21:21We have to do it.
21:25Look.
21:27but I couldn't I wasn't brave enough I just like to be able to say that it was
21:33the thought of you and the children that prevented me but it wasn't I had no
21:38thoughts at all only an overwhelming desire not to feel anything ever again
22:00so we now know that it was Terence who was behind Marcus's blackmail because
22:03Marcus has been running a vicious online account and it was Debbie who was stealing petty cash
22:09welcome to the town council any of these three people could have had reason to want Jeffrey dead
22:15if he had found out their secrets leaving only Sophia with no secret or motive even though it's
22:20her that grows the aconite and who called Alec Miller and told him not to come to the meeting
22:25that day oh excuse me thanks I just finished watching brief encounter oh is that what you
22:37went to see it was brilliant but do this it proves that Paul Hollingbury lied about where he was at
22:41the time of the matter
22:56hello Paul if you're looking for Sophia she's in the garden actually it's you we want to talk to
23:02oh you told me you were in the cinema when Jeffrey died watching brief encounter that's right you
23:08also said that it ended happily ever after it does I don't know anyone who'd call that happily ever
23:15after I was there okay really all right look taking care of other people's money is high pressure you know
23:26sometimes when works you know intense I go to the cinema and sometimes I fall asleep oh so that's
23:35your new line is it you were asleep at the time well I didn't know I was gonna need an
23:40alibi did I I mean
23:41what even is this I barely knew Jeffrey why would I want to kill him show yourselves out yeah yeah
23:50yeah yeah he fell asleep it's not much of a defense although he's right why would he want to harm
23:58Jeffrey I don't know but he fits the description of the person in the kitchen that day he's got light
24:05colored hair interesting Judith I've seen that earring before it's not how it looks I hope not because I
24:21think it looks like murder it's not what you think says the woman who grows aconite
24:44you know I said how Jeffrey had helped me well I didn't really see him after that not until he
24:50became mayor but it was then that I I really got to know him and he was just so lovely
24:59and so supportive
25:03you may have noticed I don't get much of that at home and I know it sounds silly but I
25:09found myself
25:09thinking about him more and more and then we had a council meeting at his house and I stayed behind
25:15after everybody had left and Jeffrey was telling me about how much he was enjoying my podcast
25:21how he was using my tips to revive an orchid he was growing and I just
25:30oh Sophia I'm so sorry that I don't know what to say
25:34but he wasn't interested he was still in love with his wife that's what he told me
25:41my earring must have come off then I was so embarrassed what was I thinking
25:48when was this last month Jeffrey said we could just forget about it and
25:55carry on as before his friends but you couldn't could you
26:01I was just so confused but I would never hurt him I loved him I oh god did I I
26:10don't even know
26:10I yeah he just he just meant so much to me did he threaten to tell your husband no
26:20Jeffrey would never have betrayed me like that not when it would have ruined my marriage you know
26:26that about him you know what a good man he was I was the last to arrive at that meeting
26:32I never
26:32went anywhere near him or his coffee and now I've got to meet up with the others because we're due
26:36to
26:36choose his commemorative bench this afternoon just in case you're wondering if my day could get any worse
26:45actually Sophia's not the only person who needs to be somewhere else of course your afternoon tea
26:51with Darius you're getting nearer to that night cup one meal at a time oh stop it the pair of
26:57you
27:03okay so Jason spotted a ventilation hatch at the council building that wasn't properly closed in it
27:11he found a plastic bag which contained a white coat catering gloves a syringe and a blonde wig
27:22so whoever was in the kitchen was in disguise which also means terence clarkson's description of
27:27him just went out the window it could have been anyone behind the glass exactly
27:34thanks just here there you are
27:38there you go and the other thank you
27:49there you go
28:11janeke jason and brendan found a wig and a syringe hidden at the council building forensics say they
28:16found traces of aconite in the syringe is that how the poison got into the coffee that's how it's
28:20looking but they also found two strands of human hair inside the wig both auburn colored both a
28:26perfect match for sphere hollingbury yeah so sophia was in the kitchen disguised in a blonde wig so no
28:33one would recognize her thank you
28:40alex miller are you saying you didn't ring him that's exactly what i'm saying
28:54do you mind if we put some software on your phone in case he calls again
29:00i was the last to arrive at that meeting i never went anywhere near him
29:04excuse me may i have my bill please you haven't started just the opposite i've reached the end
29:23judith how was your afternoon tea darius was a no-show what he stood you up it doesn't matter not
29:28now
29:28do you own a wheelbarrow i'm sorry do you own a wheelbarrow it's a simple question yes why i need
29:37you to bring it to my house what's going on and bring susie too we need her as well but
29:43don't come
29:43for an hour i need to make a couple of calls
29:57he loved this spot it's perfect now all we need is the dedication a great friend to all
30:16what are you doing here i'm here to tell you who killed jeffrey truman
30:23who was it could be you terence seen as jeffrey found out it was you who's been blackmailing marcus
30:29that was you what are you talking about but then you only sent the letter because marcus is the person
30:35behind online account marlo 1628 how could you do that because you can't speak your mind anymore can
30:42you you say the wrong thing you get shut down you're right so shut up you see cancelled what about
30:52debbie
30:53there seems to be a theme here how did she cross jeffrey we don't need to go into that
30:59i did wrong you're right i've been stealing from the council's petty cash account to pay for medical
31:07bills you're a thief well a full confession and repaying the money can help whatever comes take it
31:26let's be honest it's always looked like sophia was the killer i mean it was her that grew the aconite
31:32and who phoned alec that day to tell him not to come to the meeting also sophia we recovered a
31:38blonde
31:38wig from the council building along with a syringe that contained aconite a few of your hairs were
31:42caught in the wig this is what happened you started in the kitchen wearing a wig and a white coat
31:48then
31:49using a syringe you injected aconite into the decaffeinated coffee pod you knew only jeffrey
31:56would use then you left whipping off your disguise and hiding it and then you re-entered the council
32:03chamber the last to arrive and a bit late but who was checking
32:12chamber the last to arrive and a bit late but who was checking out of the decaffeinated coffee
32:42that it was jeffrey who helped me when i had all that trouble with the graves in fact he and
32:48i had
32:48been working on correcting my mistake we had even managed to locate the one body that had never been
32:54found all the paperwork is in my podcast studio go and read it i can prove it we were working
33:00together i did not kill jeffrey judith a fire's been reported at your house emergency services
33:08are on their way i have to go home now
33:32double it up
33:42if one bit of it goes up the rest will go up please hurry we'll get there don't worry look
33:48there's a fire engine up ahead looking for something i can see the flames
33:57the whole house is on fire it's all what's happening you're supposed to be at your house
34:02and miss this we can't get any closer i'm not letting it go up in flames judith come back
34:10have we got him we've got him uh i don't understand you killed jeffrey truman
34:18how can you say that i told you he was trying to help me he's a good man and there
34:23it is why he had
34:25to die you killed him precisely because he was such a good man he helped sophia all those years ago
34:33when she messed up running the graveyards but then my mum died and i moved to the states to live
34:38with my
34:38arm sophia mixed up where people were buried the location of one body was never found it was your
34:44mother's grave that was never found
34:47how that must have eaten away at you not having a grave to visit
34:54you tried starting a new life in the states but you couldn't let it go so you came back tomorrow
35:00you needed to find your mother we're right aren't we go on but you couldn't find her
35:08and you needed someone to blame and that's how you found out about all of that missing money at the
35:14council you're all over them like a rash trying to find out what happened to your mother but you kept
35:20hitting brick wall but you did discover that sophia was in charge at the time and now she was on
35:26the
35:26town council how could that be you needed to get closer to her which is when you've had a stroke
35:33of
35:33good fortune you bumped into jeffrey and when you learned that he was now mayor you realized this
35:38was your chance to get to sophia you started working with him on your novel and when sophia
35:44needed a podcast studio installed jeffrey knew of your skills and he put you forward for the job
35:50finally you could get to the bottom of it you had access to all her emails and files from back
35:57then
35:57but you still couldn't work out where your mom was buried and while you guessed there might have been a
36:02cover-up you never thought jeffrey could have been part of it but here was the proof he was the
36:08person who'd helped sophia get away with her mistake so you decided to punish them both
36:14jeffrey had to be killed for protecting sophia and sophia you'd framed for the murder so that she
36:20would suffer every single day for what she'd done just like you suffer i do i think about it every
36:27day
36:27you needed justice so you constructed a plan you took some aconite from sophia's garland
36:37and some of her hair that she uses to repel the slugs you then had to make sure alec wouldn't
36:43attend
36:43the council meeting that day easy for someone with your i.t skills you constructed a fake message
36:49you then went to the council building put on a disguise and injected the aconite into the decaf
36:55coffee pod you knew only jeffrey would use you made sure you were seen and then slipped away
37:09making sure to hide the disguise and the syringe where the police would later find it
37:16so careful that you made a mistake when i returned your manuscript to you you glanced down at the
37:23bench as you said he really was a great friend which i thought rather odd at the time i knew
37:29the
37:30town council were organizing a memorial bench for jeffrey and one option for the plaque was
37:35a great friend to all but how did you know and then i remembered the police had put an app
37:44on my
37:44phone do you mind if we put some software on your phone in case and here you were the person
37:48who'd
37:49installed sophia's id it would be a simple matter for you to bug her phone installing spyware to listen
37:56even when it switched off but that cuts both ways judith asked sophia to lie say that she and jeffrey
38:02found the location of the missing body he and i were working on correcting my mistake we had even
38:08managed to locate the one body that had never been found that was the bait next year to set the
38:13trap
38:14judith met up with sophia this afternoon and together they recorded a little play thank you so much for
38:20giving me a list oh don't be stupid my car was right there but what do you think's happened i've
38:26no idea
38:27can't you go any further she got alec to start a fire at her house knowing that the smoke would
38:32be seen from marlo including from your house oh don't be stupid my car was right there but what
38:38do you think's happening you'd think they were rushing to the fire so the coast would be clear
38:41this was where you'd find the paperwork that would tell you finally where your mom was buried
38:47or so you thought you lied to me this fear doesn't know we can look into it start an inquiry
38:55but
38:55currently no just as bad as him he was the worst don't believe anyone who says how great he was
39:03he
39:03was a bad man covering up crimes is evil look he was trying to help where's my mom where is
39:09she
39:09asking me that she's lost in the dirt somewhere alone but like you're coming with us at least you
39:17had to burn down your house to catch me what makes you think i burned down my house
39:35thank you so much for your help oh what are you talking about it was an honor to assist the
39:40crime-solving trio of marlowe and who doesn't love a good bonfire oh quite that's emperor nero again
39:47although the three of you did more than just fiddle while i made rome burn thank you
40:02i've spoken to the chief fire officer apparently they're called out to paper fires all the time
40:06i'm malik if i could have a word please sorry i'm needed but great work thank you all three of
40:12you
40:15you really don't mind losing your great-aunt's archive like this she'd be thrilled to know we
40:19used it to catch a killer i love it
40:25i don't even want to go that's not fair okay great thank you i'm getting in the shower first
40:33i woke up in the middle of the night and i was dead from the cold literally dead
40:40i remember what's the camping mantra we don't do these things for fun
41:01oh judith i am so sorry about this afternoon there was a medical emergency at work and i i had
41:08to go to hospital with one of my staff that's terrible not that that excuses anything
41:16look i stood you up and that's unacceptable please accept my sincerest and my deepest apologies
41:26as it happens your absence allowed me to solve a murder you did
41:35you did
41:40look judith let me be honest with you i am very much taken with you and i hate the idea
41:48that i'm
41:48messed up well how about we reschedule well i would love that but it would have to be the next
41:57few days
41:58my colleague's illness means that i've been asked to head up a dig in wales they found some new standing
42:05stones in the priscilla hills but i say new that they're at least 5000 years old how fascinating
42:13but anyway i i just wanted to apologize in person and assure you that it will never happen again
42:23how about now would you like to come in for a drink there's a book i've been wanting to show
42:29you i would like that very much
42:42happy hello hi shanty hello susie i wanted to help oh i've shared the leaf with my friends no and
42:50riko's
42:51mum made forms and i've collected
42:53817 signatures.
42:54Whoa.
42:55When you see something that's not right, you've got to stand up.
42:58Preach.
42:59Will it make a difference?
43:00Doing the right thing always makes a difference.
43:03Come on.
43:04Let's do this together.
43:05So good!
43:07Hi, would you like a flyer?
43:08Of course.
43:11Would you like a flyer?
43:15Would you like a flyer?
43:17It's for the bridge, a temple.
43:22In this time, the
43:25It's just the glory.
43:31Good.
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43:50Good.
43:51How are you?
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