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00:00The End
00:30I promise I'll be good.
01:00You've nothing to worry about, we'll fix you.
01:28You've nothing to worry about, we'll fix you.
01:56You've nothing to worry about, we'll fix you.
02:08I promise I'll be good.
02:20You've nothing to worry about, we'll fix you.
02:32I'm just thinking about my next challenge.
02:44Not another fight.
02:46I'll be honest, Jack, I worry about head injuries.
02:54The older you get, the chance I'm sorry.
02:56I'm not fighting.
02:57Flower arranging?
02:58No.
02:59University's looking for a professor.
03:00You're still surprising me.
03:01Thought I might be fun to teach.
03:02You know, keep me fresh.
03:03Got the practical, not sure I've got the academic.
03:05I don't know, I was thinking I should try.
03:07Absolutely.
03:08Always good to have a new challenge.
03:09Think so.
03:10What was your last challenge?
03:11You?
03:12Okay.
03:13Okay, okay, but go back to bed, yeah?
03:14Yes, you can wear the pink pajamas.
03:15Oh, can't daddy help with that?
03:16Okay, you do that.
03:17I love you too.
03:18Sorry, costume drama, my eight-year-old daughter.
03:20Hi, DI Ashley Moss.
03:21Doctor Neil.
03:22I'm not sure you're thinking I should try.
03:23I'm not sure you're thinking I should try.
03:24Absolutely.
03:25Always good to have a new challenge.
03:26I think so.
03:27What was your last challenge?
03:28You?
03:29Okay, okay, but go back to bed, yeah?
03:31Yes, you can wear the pink pajamas.
03:34Oh, can't daddy help with that.
03:37Okay, you do that.
03:39I love you too.
03:41Sorry, costume drama, my eight-year-old daughter.
03:44Hi, DI Ashley Moss.
03:46Dr. Mickey Alexander, hi.
03:48Jack Otschern, hello.
03:50I see one male elderly
03:52found by a couple of teenagers off their head.
03:54Sobered them up pretty quick.
04:05Jesus.
04:16Torture?
04:17Any ID?
04:18No.
04:19No.
04:20No phone, no wallet.
04:21No.
04:22No.
04:23No.
04:24No.
04:25No.
04:26No phone, no wallet.
04:27No shoes.
04:28I suck it into the cranium.
04:29No bleeding.
04:31Dislocated right forefinger.
04:32No.
04:33I suck it into the cranium.
04:34No bleeding.
04:35Dislocated right forefinger.
04:36Socks look thin.
04:37Socks look thin.
04:38So he was wearing shoes when he came in here?
04:39Maybe.
04:40No.
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05:25No.
05:26How long do you think he's been here?
05:28Well, there are eggs and first instar stage fly larvae,
05:32which would suggest overposition of at least two or three days.
05:36Serial ambient temperatures and weather reports
05:40will help the entomologist narrow this down.
05:43To live to such an age and die here, like this, that's...
05:47Why here?
05:52Um...
05:53How much force would it take to push that in there like that?
06:00Well, the orbital bones are thin.
06:03Almost paper-like in areas.
06:05Some force would still be involved.
06:09Multiple sets of shoe prints over here.
06:18One of ours?
06:20No.
06:23Lost him.
06:24There.
06:25There.
06:26They're coming.
06:27All of them.
06:28They're coming for us.
06:29Get yourself.
06:30We have to go.
06:31We have to.
06:32Erin, please, please.
06:33Come on, let's go.
06:34Have you taken your medicine, Ryan?
06:35No, you don't understand.
06:36You don't understand.
06:37You need your pills.
06:38The doc says you've got to take your pills.
06:39Just grab your stuff and let's go, yeah?
06:40I don't want us caught up in this.
06:41Come here.
06:42I'll give you some of my medicine.
06:43Get your stuff and let's go.
06:44Let's go.
06:45All right.
06:46Breathe.
06:47Close your eyes and breathe.
06:48Breathe.
06:49You.
06:50You.
06:51Don't move.
06:52Don't hurt him.
06:53Don't move.
06:54Don't hurt him.
06:55Don't hurt him.
06:56I don't want to go.
06:57I don't want to go.
06:58We have to go.
06:59We have to.
07:00Erin, please, please.
07:01Come on, let's go.
07:02Yeah?
07:03I don't want us caught up in this.
07:04Come here.
07:05I'll give you some of my medicine.
07:06Get your stuff and let's go.
07:07All right.
07:08Breathe.
07:10Close your eyes and breathe.
07:18You.
07:19Don't move.
07:20Don't hurt him.
07:24I've sent you some images of the victim.
07:27Pretty hard viewing.
07:29We're trying to establish an ID.
07:31Can you cross check with Miss first?
07:33On it.
07:34I'll also check socials.
07:35Thanks, Kim.
07:36Thanks.
07:58Just answer the questions, Ryan.
08:00I didn't do anything, I swear.
08:02He's a good person, yeah?
08:03You've run away from a crime scene.
08:05I just saw the lights.
08:07I wanted to know what was going on.
08:09How long have you been staying here?
08:11A few months, but we're not doing any harm, I swear.
08:13I need to photograph the souls in your shoes.
08:16Whatever's hanging on, mate.
08:17Oi.
08:18Hey.
08:19Thanks.
08:20Can't you take these off, please?
08:21Yeah.
08:22What are you doing?
08:23I'm gonna arrest him.
08:24What are you doing?
08:25I'm gonna arrest him.
08:26What for?
08:27Vagrancy.
08:28Yes, a cutting edge law in 1824.
08:29It's gonna do it rather.
08:30Look, Dr. Alexander is saying the body's been there for at least three days.
08:31Yeah, and?
08:32They had anything to do with it.
08:33I'm guessing they would have done an honour before now.
08:34Right, so how do I find him if I need him again?
08:35I've no fixed abode.
08:36This is our fixed abode.
08:37Want their cooperation?
08:38Gonna get it by arresting them?
08:39I'm gonna arrest him.
08:40I'm gonna arrest him.
08:41What for?
08:42Vagrancy.
08:43Yes, a cutting edge law in 1824.
08:45It's gonna do it rather.
08:46Look, Dr. Alexander is saying the body's been there for at least three days.
08:50Yeah, and?
08:51They had anything to do with it.
08:52I'm guessing they would have done an honour before now.
08:54Right, so how do I find him if I need him again?
08:56I've no fixed abode.
08:57This is our fixed abode.
08:59Want their cooperation?
09:04I'm gonna get it by arresting them.
09:07This is where they live.
09:16Is anyone else living here?
09:18Yeah, the couple next door.
09:19They'll be back soon.
09:25If that pizza's for me, you've pulled.
09:29It's my lucky now, yeah.
09:31How are we?
09:34All good.
09:35Sure?
09:36Stop stressing.
09:39How was work?
09:40You know, so-so.
09:4279 pizzas delivered.
09:44Mostly lonely, very attractive women.
09:49I told them I was taken.
09:54It's pepperoni.
09:55You know, I think I like Esmeralda for a girl.
10:06Isn't that short for Esmeralda?
10:08Yeah.
10:09It's a bit witchy.
10:11Witchy, something.
10:15What's going on?
10:16Adele.
10:26Ashley.
10:30You all right?
10:31Oh, yeah.
10:32Could be better.
10:33Thanks for asking.
10:34Do you live here?
10:35What's it matter to you where we live?
10:37We?
10:38Me and Danny.
10:40You're Danny?
10:41Yeah.
10:43New boyfriend?
10:44Not so, no.
10:45Fiancer.
10:47Congratulations.
10:48It's like you almost mean it.
10:50So, why are you here?
10:52What's going on?
10:53A man's been found dead nearby.
10:54And you think we have something to do with it?
10:56No, Adele.
10:57We're investigating, not accusing.
10:59Did you see or hear anything?
11:01No.
11:02Don't know anything about it.
11:03I'm sorry.
11:04Can't help.
11:07Well, if you think of anything, anything at all,
11:09give me a call.
11:15Good to see you, Adele.
11:23Look after her.
11:33Got history?
11:35Yeah.
11:36More than a little?
11:38Yeah.
11:39We used to be friends when we were kids.
11:41Like, best friends.
11:44Lived in each other's pockets.
11:45What happened?
11:48We grew up.
11:49Well, I'm flattered, but I'm not sure I'm the right person.
12:03Are you looking for a visiting professor or a full professor?
12:07I see.
12:09Forensic science or forensic mythology?
12:12Right.
12:16Well, let me give it some thought.
12:32Detective Inspector Ashley Moss, meet our colleague Harriet Maven.
12:35Boss.
12:37Sorry?
12:38I'm their boss.
12:39I'd like them to consider me their colleague.
12:40It's management style, but actually I'm their boss.
12:44Nice to meet you.
12:46I saw your TED talk.
12:47The rise of the female investigator.
12:50Intuition or intellect?
12:51You smashed it.
12:52Of course I did.
12:54You say all the right things.
12:55Training.
12:57She's a piece of work.
12:58She can still hear us.
13:00Shall we, Dr. Alexander?
13:04Of course, Professor Maven.
13:05No, no, no, no, no, no, please.
13:07Just call me a piece of work.
13:12The body is that of an adult male,
13:15approximately 70 to 80 years old.
13:18The orbit of the right eye has been perforated with a screwdriver.
13:23CT scan shows the implement entered the cranial vault
13:27through the upper right eye socket,
13:29entering the anterior cranial fossa
13:32and causing injury to the inferior part of the left frontal lobe.
13:37I'll remove the screwdriver now.
13:57Oh, I wouldn't miss it.
13:58It looks wonderful.
13:59When does the birthday boy arrive?
14:00Um, he should be on his way.
14:02Why use a screwdriver?
14:04Why when I have convenience.
14:06This one's relatively clean.
14:09It's the Philips.
14:11Aye, often the best.
14:12Designs are the most simple.
14:13Mr. Philips nailed it.
14:14Well, fun fact.
14:15The Philips screwdriver was actually invented by John P. Thompson,
14:16Portland, Oregon, back in the 30s.
14:17Oh.
14:18Yeah, but he sold the design to your man, Henry Frank Philips.
14:19You then named it after himself.
14:20John P. Thompson must have been gutted.
14:21Probably for the best.
14:22It would be awkward if you went around asking if you could use Peoples John Thompson.
14:25I have no idea what you're talking about.
14:26No, no.
14:27It's just a clean, clean.
14:28It's the Philips.
14:29It's the Philips.
14:30Right, well, from the best.
14:31The designs are the most simple.
14:32Mr. Philips nailed it.
14:33Well, fun fact.
14:34The Philips screwdriver was actually invented by John P. Thompson,
14:35Portland, Oregon, back in the 30s.
14:36Oh.
14:37Yeah, but he sold the design to your man, Henry Frank Philips.
14:40You then named it after himself.
14:41John P. Thompson must have been gutted.
14:42Probably for the best.
14:43It would be awkward if you went around asking if you could use Peoples John Thompson.
14:47I have no idea what you're talking about.
14:50No.
14:51It saves me getting a letter from HR.
14:52No.
14:53Do you see these mesh-like indentations?
14:57Should make harvesting DNA easier.
14:59Yes.
15:17Here's what we have.
15:22Danny.
15:23Danny, please come down.
15:38Please, Danny, for me.
15:41Please.
15:42Danny.
15:46Hey.
15:52Hey.
15:56I used to climb this tree when I was a boy.
15:59Me mum would be panicking, screaming at me to be careful.
16:04Oh, God, she was scared to bits.
16:05You used to live round here?
16:08No, no, no. I was just visiting her.
16:11This park.
16:13We were near grounds of hospital back then.
16:16My sister used to let us come down here, get some air.
16:23My mum was a fan of air.
16:26Son, I do fancy some air.
16:32It's about as far as she could escape.
16:37Almost all gone now.
16:40New buildings going up everywhere.
16:45Lots of change.
16:52I guess these are the only routes I have.
16:54LAUGHTER
16:54Scar from rotator cuff surgery on the right shoulder.
17:18So, historical, well-heeled.
17:22CT scans showed four dental implants, but no crowns.
17:27So, probably done quite recently.
17:30Not cheap.
17:31Hmm.
17:32Metal and sticky residue.
17:36Bruising on both wrists.
17:38Signs of restraint.
17:40Hmm.
17:41Dislocated right forefinger.
17:42So, do you think we're looking at torture?
17:45Is there a better explanation?
17:51This model was mass-produced between 1984 and 2012.
17:56Millions sold.
17:58Could have been in someone's toolbox for years, in the prints.
18:01See if we get DNA.
18:02See if it's on the database.
18:05Cost-benefit ratio of chasing this?
18:07Extremely low.
18:08Could have been in the top of the class.
18:09Hmm.
18:12What do you make of that?
18:14Comprises a base oil, thickening agent, and an anti-corrosive.
18:18Bicoil?
18:19Good.
18:20They'll be my guest, too.
18:23Think I'd make a good teacher?
18:25What are you talking about?
18:26You're not a good teacher.
18:28I'll bring you in an apple tomorrow.
18:33Cheers, Tommy.
18:35See you next week.
18:36As soon.
18:37Ready?
18:38Ready?
18:39What?
18:43We've got to get out there.
18:44We've got to find somewhere to live.
18:46What if she calls a social on us?
18:48Don't worry about the copper.
18:49She's done it before, Donnie.
18:51And I trusted her.
18:53And she betrayed me.
18:54We were friends, and she betrayed me.
18:56What's she going to tell him?
18:57She doesn't run out.
18:59Look, I wasn't going to tell you before it was definite.
19:02But I'm going to see a flat today.
19:05We have enough.
19:06Oh, you made me feel safe.
19:12I'm proud of you.
19:13Yes.
19:16Here you go.
19:17You all right?
19:19Yeah.
19:21All right.
19:24Did that help, didn't it?
19:26Hey.
19:28You help everybody.
19:29That's who you are.
19:30How much are the little boots?
19:44Three pounds.
19:51Got to get to work in Harbourn.
19:52Take it easy, though, yeah?
19:56Look, one day we'll have our own
19:58posh house and fancy nursery.
20:00No, we really will, I swear.
20:02We'll see you later.
20:02Let's go, let's go!
20:32There was no hemorrhaging at the screwdriver's point of entry
20:37in the left inferior frontal gyrus.
20:39The wound occurred post-mortem?
20:42Yeah.
20:51We'll need to examine the fixed brain later.
20:54Formulin fixation takes time.
20:57No, you've lost me.
20:59Fixation of the brain allows for a more detailed examination.
21:03Fixation?
21:05It's pickling. We just pickle the brain.
21:08Subtle pathologies, such as a stroke, MS, tumours,
21:13can be assessed with more accuracy than when the brain is in a fresh state.
21:24Could you spare some change, please?
21:26I don't have any, sorry.
21:29No, you don't.
21:31You've got to get your meds.
21:33I can't find them.
21:35I can't find them, Doc.
21:37You've got some dust.
21:39Go on.
21:40Can I let it be good for you?
21:41No.
21:42I'm not doing that, Doctor.
21:44No.
21:46Well, breathe.
21:48I'm going to go and sort this, OK?
21:50All right, thanks.
21:51Are you okay?
21:52I'm sorry, OK.
21:53I'm sorry.
21:54I can't, I can't.
21:55It's okay.
21:56Let's go now.
21:57Can you're fast on me?
21:58All right, I can't.
21:59I can't breathe.
22:00Harriet.
22:01All right, I can't breathe and I can't breathe.
22:02Can't breathe.
22:03You can't breathe.
22:04You can't breathe.
22:05How can you breathe?
22:06Look at all right.
22:07Oh, no.
22:08I can't breathe.
22:09All right, I can't breathe.
22:10I can breathe.
22:12Harriet?
22:13which is good
22:24kitchen
22:27yeah
22:28yeah nice
22:31yeah that
22:36could be an office
22:37nah
22:39it's got to be a nursery
22:40lovely
22:41yeah
22:42lovely
22:43well yes
22:43so if you do want it
22:44you are going to have
22:45to be fast
22:45I'm afraid
22:46okay
22:47well we'll tech it
22:50okay great
22:52great congratulations
22:54erm
22:54yeah I'll just need
22:56a deposit
22:57and a month's rent
22:58up front
22:58yeah yeah
23:00yeah I've got it
23:01good
23:02delivery rider
23:05nice
23:06erm
23:07are you on zero hours
23:09you an employment
23:11lawyer
23:11no
23:13I'm good
23:14yeah sweet
23:14no great
23:15erm
23:16well I'll just need that employment contract
23:18hey sir
23:19okay
23:20yeah
23:21yeah
23:21lot of hair in these trousers and my thighs
23:28cat
23:34cat
23:34yep
23:35your favourite
23:36you know all cats have psychopathic tendencies
23:39not my mittens
23:40mittens doesn't have a psychopathic bone in her body
23:42she bit me
23:43that was affection
23:44I rest my case
23:45that's not a cat head
24:03you've got a root
24:05got the prescription
24:08got the prescription there
24:08no
24:09oh you need to bring it
24:11he's bipolar
24:12he really needs the lithium
24:13he needs it now
24:14ask your GP to email the prescription over
24:17they closed down
24:18you'll need to find a new one then
24:20what's your address
24:21he needs his meds
24:22look
24:23I'm really sorry
24:24but I can't give you any medication without a prescription
24:26please
24:27he gets really bad
24:28doctor calls it suicidal ideation
24:30look if you give me your address
24:32I can remind you the nearest GP's
24:33excuse me
24:34you can't do that
24:34excuse me
24:35I'm going to phone the police
24:37Ryan
24:37Ryan
24:39leave it
24:39please don't
24:43I'm sorry
24:44look he needs to see a doctor
24:45he's not me
24:58yeah I told you
24:59what are you going to do
25:00Ryan need your meds
25:01right on the back
25:03hi dad it's me
25:30where are you
25:31the guests are arriving
25:32do you want me to come and pick you up
25:35can you let me know okay
25:36love you
25:38he's not picking up and his mobile switched off
25:43classic daddy
25:46what do you want Ryan
25:59what do you want Ryan
26:00do you want to scream
26:15you want to scream
26:17what do you want to scream
26:22who do you want to scream
26:23Come on, I'm going to be on!
26:53Quite an impaling.
26:55I had a medieval axe once. Ended up in a museum.
26:59And a kebab skewer.
27:01Piece of chicken still on it.
27:03Lovely.
27:04We've had DNA results back on the victim.
27:07Unfortunately, no direct or familial matches.
27:11Toxicology showed tamazepam, statins and aspirin in his blood.
27:17Nothing unusual for a man of his age.
27:19We think we found the mechanism of death.
27:22Thrombus of the left main stem.
27:26The victim suffered acute myocardial infarction.
27:30A heart attack.
27:31So not the screwdriver.
27:33No, the cause of death was a heart attack.
27:37The dislocated right index finger and bruising on both wrists
27:42are consistent with the body being restrained.
27:44Why would someone want to torture an elderly man?
27:47To extract information.
27:48And fear raises cortisol and adrenaline in the blood,
27:52causing the urge to urinate.
27:54Confirmed by the presence of urea and creatinine
27:56in the victim's trousers.
27:58The finger.
27:59Did he have a phone with digit recognition?
28:01Were they trying to access his bank accounts?
28:03Can we place anyone else at the scene?
28:05There's evidence of three different footwear marks at the scene
28:09that are unaccounted for.
28:11Two of which entered and exited,
28:15but one, consistent with the victim's foot size, entered and never left.
28:21I'm confident his shoes were taken after he died.
28:25Is it that the killer took the victim's shoes?
28:28Some sort of trophy?
28:30Hi.
28:31I've run the autosomal STR on a rogue hair we found on the victim's clothing.
28:36We've got a DNA match.
28:38Neve Cox, age 28, previous for theft, drug dealing,
28:43possession of an offensive weapon and GBH.
28:46Neve Cox, I need an address.
28:49Oh, looks like Neve Cox trades in secondhand goods.
28:52Did you say stolen goods?
28:53Not out loud.
28:54Nothing so far.
28:55Lovely refurbished chest of drawers, collection only from Hansworth.
28:59Collection only?
29:00Mm-hmm.
29:01Bye.
29:03All right, Gino?
29:24Looking well.
29:25Yeah.
29:26What are you after?
29:28Just a little favour.
29:30I need a permanent contract.
29:33Permanent?
29:34Come on.
29:35How hard do I work?
29:36Last person I had on permanent went on stress leave for a year.
29:39Yeah, I'm stressed all the time.
29:41Never missed a shift.
29:43Well, think about it.
29:46I need it for a flat.
29:49I really need it.
29:51Please.
29:53All right.
29:55I'm sure it'll be fine.
29:57You're a legend.
29:59OK.
30:00OK.
30:01OK.
30:02OK.
30:03OK.
30:04OK.
30:05OK.
30:14Neve Cox?
30:15Yeah.
30:16What do you use one?
30:17We'd like to speak to you.
30:18Well, I don't want to talk to you.
30:20I am arresting you on suspicion of murder.
30:21Murder?
30:22What are you talking about?
30:23I didn't do nothing.
30:24You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned,
30:35something which you later rely on in court.
30:37Anything you do say may be given in evidence.
30:39Oh, fuck!
30:40Oh, fuck!
30:45Model, model, model.
30:47Let's go.
30:48OK.
30:57We did it.
30:58Be careful.
30:59Oh, my God.
31:00Yeah.
31:01Yeah.
31:03I'd ask for my money back if I was you.
31:04I was going to expense it.
31:05Oh, my God.
31:06Oh, my God.
31:07Yeah.
31:30I'd ask for my money back if I was you.
31:32I was going to expense it.
31:42Brown leather broods.
31:49Size 11.
31:55Yes.
32:02I'm not.
32:03I'm not.
32:07Dad!
32:11Dad!
32:16Dad!
32:27Shit!
32:30Dad!
32:32Please, please.
32:46What were you doing at the Angel Park Court development?
32:53Neve, we know you were there.
32:57Don't know what you were telling her, Bill.
32:58Sweaty shoes.
33:04That's what I'm chatting about.
33:06Shoes and a wallet with DNA belonging to the victim of a murder
33:10were found in your lock-up.
33:13A strand of your hair was found on the victim's clothing,
33:16so I suggest you get chatty to me.
33:19Look, I didn't hurt nobody.
33:20Right, so what were you doing there?
33:24I was looking for scrap.
33:26You know, metals, tools.
33:28But then I found your man.
33:31Look, I went to see if he were all right.
33:36They weren't all right.
33:38Man's dead with a screwdriver stuck in his knot.
33:46You sure you don't want to solicit it?
33:48Look.
33:50Look, I'm in the artık.
34:02Take a deep breath.
34:03Take a deep breath.
34:03Look, you don't want to use a habit.
34:04Well, over there, little fella.
34:21He says it's his new challenge.
34:23Don't you have new challenges?
34:24Of course.
34:25Don't you know how dreary it can be, being a professor?
34:30Trying to motivate people at 9.30 on a cold Tuesday morning in February.
34:36Generation A, B, C with their trigger words and their anxieties,
34:41their ever-increasing self-diagnosed mental health issues,
34:45social phobias, sensitivities, entitlements.
34:48I thought you loved being a professor.
34:50I do.
34:55Look who I find under the insole of one of the shoes.
34:59Fly maggot.
35:00Very useful, little fly maggot.
35:02Why?
35:03Why is it useful?
35:04If we find the victim's DNA in it,
35:06he must have been dead for two or three days when Niamh Cox find him.
35:10Not very useful for the detective inspector.
35:12Nope, but useful for the truth.
35:23Room service.
35:28Thanks.
35:29Hey.
35:35Cheers.
35:44Hey, come on.
35:45Try.
35:51Erm, I've got some gear for you.
35:52There's a blue downstairs with Kay.
35:56I'm not doing that.
35:57That'd be more fun.
35:58And you'd be more fun.
36:02Right, yeah.
36:04What?
36:04All right.
36:05Let's just get out of here.
36:16Where are we going to go?
36:19New York.
36:20Paris.
36:21Brighton.
36:22Never been to the seaside.
36:24Never been to the seaside.
36:26Oh, wait.
36:28Just have to sell this.
36:31We need like a hundred, maybe two.
36:32Two hundred?
36:34Yeah, we can get that.
36:35I'll get that, yeah?
36:38I'll get it.
36:38You believe me, yeah?
36:41I'll get it.
36:42Two hundred.
36:44When it gets warmer, we can sleep on the beach.
36:51I'll get it.
36:51Two hundred.
36:53It's nothing.
36:54You don't think he's going to call the police, do you, when he sees we broke in?
37:04Nah, he's, erm, he's not calling anyone.
37:10Dead man they found.
37:12Seriously?
37:15A man's being killed and we've just broken into his house.
37:18You didn't tell me.
37:20Your fingerprints, your DNA, whatever, your stupidity's going to be all over the place.
37:23I'm not stupid.
37:24But they're going to find you.
37:25They're going to take you away.
37:26Why didn't you tell me this morning?
37:28Where did you run from?
37:29The police, you're acting like you killed him.
37:33Ryan!
37:53I'd like something traditional for a boy.
38:05This could go well with Liam.
38:07No.
38:08I've already known in the dad jokes.
38:15What about Rose for a girl after your mum?
38:22You seeing Ryan?
38:24Ryan didn't come home.
38:25That's why it's so peaceful.
38:27Not since yesterday.
38:30Catch you later.
38:30Listen.
38:40Close your eyes.
38:42Close your eyes.
38:45Right, imagine where we're going to be waking up this time next week.
38:49No credit cards, no cash.
39:01Funny, that.
39:02No ID.
39:05Scott Joplin.
39:06Do you know him?
39:07Is that the dead guy?
39:08The deceased, sorry.
39:09Well, he is dead, not a victim.
39:11Why are you talking about him?
39:12He's very difficult.
39:14You're making me nervous, Harriet.
39:16Are you talking to dead people?
39:17He's a composer, a very famous composer.
39:19Yeah, he's dead famous.
39:21Oh, you are hysterical.
39:24I've always been attracted to difficult men.
39:26Oh, snap.
39:27Same.
39:27I know.
39:29Mind you, he is a genius.
39:30Feeling better?
39:31I should bend him.
39:32Steady on.
39:33After all, there are many composers with mental illness.
39:36Beethoven, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Joplin.
39:40And there is a trade-off which we dare not mention.
39:42Their suffering is our joy.
39:45And treating them deprives us of their genius.
39:48How much human genius has been lost to the world
39:52because of our need to cure.
39:57Any progress on identification?
40:00Contents of the wallet didn't yield much.
40:02Window cleaners, local taxi company, Wells.
40:06Wells?
40:07It just says Wells.
40:08Surname?
40:10Membership number.
40:10Could be some sort of club.
40:12Gardening.
40:13Golf.
40:15The victim had a rotator cuff injury.
40:18Also known as thrower's shoulder.
40:21Cricket club?
40:22Tennis?
40:23Balls.
40:24Balls?
40:25Very septuagenarian.
40:27Shall we avoid intergenerational conflict?
40:29Balls club near me.
40:31Yes, Nicky.
40:36Wells.
40:37Wells.
40:37Balls club.
40:38Edgbaston.
40:55What's the number?
40:56Oh, two, two, seven, eight.
40:58Okay, hold on.
41:00Oh.
41:01It's Arthur.
41:03Arthur?
41:03Yeah.
41:04We had a party for him yesterday and he didn't turn up.
41:09Have you found him?
41:10Do you have Arthur's contact details?
41:11Yeah, of course.
41:14Has something happened?
41:15Oh, my God.
41:27Fucking crazy.
41:27I am a fever.
41:28What's wrong with you?
41:29A fever?
41:29Get out.
41:30Excuse me.
41:30Waste man.
41:31Walk on.
41:33I know what you're up to.
41:34What the fucks do you know?
41:36I know about you.
41:36You're off your head.
41:37I need 200 quid.
41:39Give me 200 and I'll keep my mouth shut.
41:41Jog on me.
41:45Your kid, go on inside.
41:47I'll sort you out.
41:50Your man needs to get his head together.
41:52Needs to get help.
41:53Don't let me see him back here till he does.
42:04Hey.
42:05Okay.
42:07Sir.
42:15Come see this.
42:39Victims saw us who reported a break-in.
42:40Blood here.
42:50Blood here.
42:52See that?
43:10All right.
43:11Mm-hmm.
43:12Bit of balls.
43:17Kit?
43:24What do you want?
43:29Kit, cat, cat, kit.
43:32Hello.
43:34You beauty.
43:35Hello, window.
43:36If you feed it, will it stop making that noise?
43:38Oh, don't listen to him.
43:39You can make as much noise as you like.
43:42He must be starving.
43:45Oh!
43:48Is there food in here?
43:54Yeah.
44:00Jack?
44:01I'm back.
44:14Personal use?
44:22Strange place to sit.
44:24How many chairs have you got in your hallway?
44:29One.
44:53Henry Dungford.
45:12Henry Dungford?
45:12Who is he?
45:15Jack?
45:16Check this out.
45:18Medical files, like recent ones.
45:23Patient record, this one's dated 2025.
45:37It was his 80th birthday yesterday.
45:41I'm so sorry.
45:43You don't have to do this.
45:45We can identify him through DNA and dental records.
45:50Now I want to do this.
45:53Let's do it.
45:55I should warn you that there was a level of brutality involved in his death.
46:07You really don't have to do this if you're not ready.
46:13You'd hurt him.
46:15Who'd do that to him?
46:17The police are investigating.
46:26He was...
46:27He was a good man.
46:29He was a kind man.
46:31Do you know anyone who might have wanted to harm your father?
46:33No.
46:34He was found at a building site called Angel Park Court.
46:43And what was he doing there?
46:46We don't know.
46:47Does your father ever go off wondering?
46:51Did he have any signs of Alzheimer's?
46:54Dementia?
46:54No, he was as sharp as a tack.
46:58I'm sorry.
46:58I...
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47:12I... I...
47:12Cheers.
47:18Brian.
47:20What are you doing?
47:22Moving fund.
47:24Moving? Yeah.
47:26No, away from all this.
47:28Brighton.
47:30No, you're moving, why can't we?
47:34I need to see your man. Who?
47:36Arthur, the doctor.
47:38Can't find him.
47:42He's dead.
47:44That's why we need to move.
47:46I got 115 more,
47:48then we can go. 115, it's all I need.
47:50You could give it us, yeah?
47:52Just need to borrow 115 quid.
47:54Fuck off.
47:58I know.
48:00Danny.
48:02I know things.
48:04They'll lend me the money.
48:06I'll keep a secret.
48:08Oh, but...
48:10What, you don't trust me to pay you back?
48:12Is that it?
48:14Well, just give it us, then, yeah?
48:16115.
48:18115?
48:20Or I tell the police and the social about it, then.
48:22It's the price of your baby, Danny.
48:24115 quid.
48:26You're off your head.
48:28That's the price.
48:30Fuck.
48:32I'll stop.
48:42You keep it shut!
48:46You keep it shut!
48:50Never ceases to amaze me.
48:54Never ceases to amaze me.
49:01Hundred billion neurons, each capable of making between a thousand and ten thousand connections.
49:08Forever changing, forever adapting.
49:11Thinking of challenges, solving problems.
49:16It's a miracle.
49:19Why would anyone want to alter that? Damage that?
49:25Why anyone would take drugs in order to distort something so divine?
49:34Completely baffles me.
49:41No signs of MS?
49:44No plaques.
49:47The screwdriver only penetrated the inferior frontal lobe.
49:52So if it had happened when he was alive, it would have affected his non-verbal abilities, impulse control, spatial processing.
49:59Numerously, planning, organising, problem solving.
50:03But it missed major vessels and vital brain pathways.
50:07So the heart attack was the cause of death, but had there been no heart attack?
50:11He would have survived this.
50:14What are these?
50:22These are very old medical files that we found in Arthur's study, belonging to Henry Dankford from the 1970s.
50:30Why would he have them in this house?
50:32Hmm.
50:33Hmm.
50:44These look familiar.
50:45What do you think?
51:00Hmm.
51:01Identical.
51:02Yeah.
51:03We've got a DNA match for the break-in at Arthur Lane's house.
51:14Ryan Cooper.
51:16I had him cuffed.
51:17At least we know where he lives.
51:18Do we?
51:19He's got previous.
51:20Robbery, assault, possession of Class A drugs, additional information, history of drug addiction.
51:27Diagnosed bipolar.
51:29It puts the light of rough sleeping as a lifestyle choice.
51:37Mental illness, drug abuse, sleeping rough.
51:41They're good fellow travellers, don't they?
51:45You're telling me he's your partner, but you don't know where he is?
51:48He isn't my partner.
51:49We grew up together, that's it.
51:50I don't know where he is.
51:51Do you know when he'll be back?
51:53No clue.
51:54Maybe never.
51:55He's pissed off with me.
51:58Yeah, I don't know.
52:00Hard to believe, right?
52:06Here you are, senora.
52:08Special delivery.
52:11Oh, I've got a proper star, man.
52:14Uh-huh.
52:37What?
52:38I saw Liam yesterday.
52:45Oh, he's got so grown up, so beautiful.
52:50You can't go hanging around his school, can you?
52:56Did you get the keys?
52:58Tomorrow.
52:59Mm-hm.
53:00Did Liam see you?
53:01Mm-hm.
53:04What if child services find out?
53:08It's not worth the risk.
53:13What's that?
53:14Now...
53:19If Ryan wasn't able to access his bipolar medication,
53:22then he could have experienced dissociative episodes,
53:25which can cause hallucinations, paranoia and psychotic symptoms.
53:29Arthur Lane's house is set up like a doctor's surgery.
53:31But he wasn't a practising doctor.
53:33What was Arthur doing with all that medication?
53:36Did Ryan break in to steal drugs, feed a habit?
53:51Zoom in.
53:53The lithium.
53:56Often prescribed for bipolar disorder.
53:59Ryan wasn't stealing to feed a habit.
54:02He was trying to solve a problem.
54:04Because he can't get lithium from a chemist.
54:06Because he has no GP.
54:07Because he has no fixed abort.
54:08He can get class A drugs, but not the drugs he medically needs.
54:11It's twisted.
54:12How did he know they were there?
54:15How did he know they were there?
54:17How did he know they were there?
54:19Do you need anything?
54:20Nah, man, nah.
54:34Uh-uh.
54:49Delicious. Inspired choice, Harriet.
54:51Mm-hmm.
54:52There used to be a hospital on the grounds
54:54where they're building the new luxury flats.
54:56In your court?
54:57Yep. It opened as Creekwood Mental Asylum in 1850.
55:01The name was later changed to Creekwood Mental Hospital
55:04and then just Creekwood Hospital,
55:06but it retained a psychiatric focus.
55:08It closed in the year 2000.
55:10Arthur had a photograph of the building in his study.
55:13Arthur was taken here.
55:15Restrained. Tortured.
55:17Do we think there was purpose to it?
55:20Method in his madness.
55:22Why did they send people there in the past?
55:25Vast. Out of the way.
55:27Yeah, they were tucked away.
55:29Community secret.
55:31Places where what doctors knew was overshadowed
55:33by what they didn't know.
55:35Experimental.
55:37Patients kept in isolation.
55:39Procedures without anaesthetic.
55:42What kind of procedures?
55:45Perforation of the frontal lobe.
55:52Go ahead.
55:53Do you want any gear?
55:54No.
55:55Come on.
56:24I love water, man.
56:44There were markings on the screwdriver.
56:47Could be the pattern on the striking face of a drywall hammer.
56:54Oh, God.
57:20Dr Henry Dankford.
57:22He used to work at Creekwood Hospital.
57:24He was a young surgeon.
57:25He quit as a surgeon in 1980.
57:28Later changed his name by deed poll to Arthur Lane.
57:32He did medical research.
57:33What field?
57:34Mental illness and neurological chemistry.
57:36I don't think we're dealing with torture.
57:39Dankford published this paper in 1972.
57:42Unexpected outcomes of frontal lobe separation.
57:46That is the mechanism for lobotomy.
57:48I don't think we're going to fix you.
57:58I don't think we're going to fix you.
58:03Turn up, young man.
58:11We're going to fix you.
58:12We're going to fix you.
58:42We're going to fix you.
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