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03:31That would be amazing
03:33Okay, Marcus Percival
03:35The blackmail letter was sent to him
03:37And not Mr Truman, but he doesn't know why
03:39What have we got on him?
03:41So Marcus is married, two kids
03:43Both in boarding school
03:44He spends a lot, you know, fancy cars
03:47Holidays, trips to nice restaurants
03:49Any hint of wrongdoing?
03:51Well, I spoke to some of his colleagues
03:52And they all say that he's trustworthy
03:55Honourable, perfect gentleman
03:57Brendan, Jason
03:59Mr Clarkson's saying he saw someone with light hair
04:01In the kitchen at the start of the meeting
04:02But he couldn't see them properly through the glass
04:05Can you check out his story?
04:06Got it, sure
04:10Hello, Dave
04:17Why did you want to see me?
04:21To give you this
04:22You've got my book
04:23I was an archaeologist once
04:25I know how important publication is
04:29And you must know more about the petty cash
04:32Than you've told us
04:35All I know is that the total that was claimed
04:37Went up significantly for the last two years
04:39But the accounts were still signed off
04:41Suggesting that there must be receipts
04:43Covering all that extra cash
04:46Receipts that must be fake
04:49Yes, that's very interesting
04:52This is really kind of you
04:53Thank you
04:55It's not me you should be thanking
04:57It's Geoffrey
04:59He really was a great prince of all
05:24Who ordered the veggie supreme?
05:25Oh, must meet
05:28Hugh, Susie
05:30We should definitely get pizzas delivered more often
05:32For you
05:33Oh, how lovely
05:35A party
05:36You've got a boring job to do
05:37You might as well have some fun
05:39My thoughts exactly
05:40How's it going?
05:41Well, we're focusing on the petty cash
05:43Just like Dave told us
05:44There's a lot
05:45Dave suggested there might be fake receipts in there
05:48To cover the cash through the stone
05:50But how can we tell which receipts are real
05:51And which are fake
05:53Lots of them are handwritten
06:03So what made you join the force, Alice?
06:06Oh, um
06:08Well, I had an aunt who was a copper
06:10Growing up, I just thought she was
06:12The coolest person in the family
06:15I just wanted to be like her
06:17She must be so proud of you
06:18My great aunt was hugely important to me
06:23Well, to aunts
06:25And great aunts
06:26An excellent toast
06:29Oops
06:30That's me
06:31Sorry
06:32I need to be somewhere
06:33Where?
06:35A group of us are trying to get the bridge reopened
06:37We're meeting up
06:37Oh, should we come along?
06:39Nah, there's no need
06:40I know how these things go
06:41We'll have a few drinks
06:43We'll agree that the high street needs to be locked down
06:45With some kind of massive protest
06:47And then, yeah, we'll settle on starting a petition
06:50I'm not giving up, though
06:56We're not going to finish this, are we?
06:58Why don't I take the boxes home?
07:00I'd love the chance to really get stuck into them
07:03Yeah, they're all yours
07:10Let's get this show on the road, yeah?
07:15Oh, hello, Susie
07:16Oh, hi
07:17You all right, Shanti?
07:18You're starting a petition?
07:19Oh, we can't have these landowners closing bridges just because
07:22I mean, the community needs them
07:23Oh, a sign
07:25Oh, thank you
07:26There we go
07:27Nice
07:27Sorry, I can't stop
07:28I've got to get Shanti to school
07:29All right
07:29Maybe see you later
07:30Yeah, later
07:34I spoke to your teacher
07:39When I was your age, I saw a girl being bullied and I did nothing
07:44I know it was wrong, but I was just so grateful it wasn't me she was bullying
07:49Is that what happened?
07:53Well, that's why you're feeling bad, sweetie
07:56Because you're a good kid
07:58And you know if you see someone being bullied, you have to stand up for them
08:12Hard at it, are we?
08:13Oh, sorry
08:14Just remembered, I need to dig out that book on the Avery Standing Stones for Darius
08:20Oh, of course
08:22So I can show it to him when we meet for tea
08:25Oh, here it is
08:29Right, come on
08:30I thought I was going mad with this one, but it really says £8.88
08:34Oh, hold on
08:35£8.88
08:37We've had that before
08:38You can't possibly know where
08:42Give me a moment
08:44No
08:46Yes
08:47Here
08:50And here's another one
08:51They're both for £8.88
08:54This one's for Jackson's Hardware Store
08:57Well, Jackson's closed two years ago
08:59So how come it was selling paint supplies this January?
09:04They all have the same initials on them
09:08DS
09:08Yes
09:10Ah
09:13Debbie Smith
09:14Debbie Smith
09:29You know he's got light hair
09:31Paul
09:32He has, hasn't he?
09:34And he'd have access to the aconites of his garden
09:38How may I help you?
09:40I can only spare a few minutes
09:41We wanted to know
09:43Why you've been stealing cash from the council
09:49Oh, God
10:07Last year
10:09No, earlier
10:10I started getting forgetful
10:13It was like I had brain fog
10:16I thought I had early onset dementia
10:19And I
10:20I couldn't sleep
10:21And I had hot flushes the whole time
10:23Oh, I see
10:26I found
10:27Carrying a fan in my handbag
10:29Worked wonders
10:32I was falling apart
10:34I was falling apart
10:35Work suffered
10:36Work suffered
10:37Paul gave me a formal warning
10:40For going through the menopause
10:41I needed treatment
10:43But
10:44When I went to see my GP he wasn't interested
10:47And the waiting list for a referral was over a year
10:50And I knew that if I went private I could have a consultation tomorrow
10:53It would just be expensive
10:56I told myself I was only borrowing the money
11:00I was always planning to pay it back
11:03But you haven't
11:05Did Geoffrey find out?
11:07I couldn't help noticing that on the day he died
11:10Only you and he went anywhere near that coffee machine
11:13And your fingerprints were on his coffee pot
11:16He didn't find out, you know he didn't
11:19If he had he'd have gone to the police
11:21And he never did
11:22Or maybe you poisoned him before he could
11:24It was a few thousand pounds
11:26People have killed for less
11:28And you're an accountant
11:29A crime like this could mean you can never work again
11:33No, I don't
11:34I don't know why I did it
11:36I was just
11:37I was just so desperate
11:41I will admit to skimming the money from the petty cash
11:45That was wrong
11:46But Geoffrey never found out
11:48And I didn't kill him
11:49He was my friend
12:09Sorry to interrupt
12:10But where were you when Geoffrey died?
12:12I beg your pardon?
12:13Just so that we know
12:15Where were you?
12:18As it happens, I went to the cinema that afternoon
12:21Oh
12:21Who with?
12:24On my own
12:26What did you see?
12:28Brief Encounter
12:29Oh, I didn't have you down as a romantic type
12:32That shows how little you know me
12:33I actually really love any kind of romantic slushy film
12:37With a happily ever after ending
12:39And now if you wouldn't mind
12:41I was working
12:51And now if you wouldn't mind
12:53I was working
13:11How did it go?
13:12I'll be honest, not good
13:15Everyone's down by the river for the swan-upping
13:17How many signatures did you get?
13:20Forty-three
13:21I mean, no one gonna get a bridge re-opening with forty-three signatures
13:23Oh, I'm sorry
13:24Oh, Susie
13:26Guys, I think I'm gonna head to the cinema this afternoon
13:29I like it
13:30The cinema
13:32Box of popcorn
13:32Kick back and relax
13:33I'll catch up with you both later
13:35Alright
13:35Later
13:42You know, we still don't know
13:43Who sent Marcus his blackmail letter
13:47Do you think we'll be able to work out
13:48Where the individual letters came from?
13:50I don't know
13:53Perhaps
13:59Alright
14:01Even if we figure out
14:02That one of those letters came from
14:05Homes and garden
14:07Anyone could have got hold of it?
14:16Anyone?
14:17Yeah
14:18Then what if I tell you
14:19That the sea
14:20In this word secret
14:21Is a perfect match
14:23With a sea
14:24In Architecture International
14:28And I can't help noticing
14:29That Terence is the only architect
14:31Among our suspects
14:35Let the record show
14:36I've been giving my full cooperation
14:38Let the record show
14:39That you've been blackmailing Marcus
14:40I beg your pardon?
14:42You shouldn't have cut the letters
14:44Out of your trade magazine
14:47Why did you do it?
14:48You're an upstanding member of the community
14:50A town councillor
14:55There's a social media account
14:57That posts awful things about the council
14:59And the town
15:00Yes, we've seen it
15:02Marcus is Marlowe 1628
15:04The man who always thinks he's better than you
15:06Because he's got money and a fancy job
15:08I don't believe it
15:09Nor did I
15:10Not at first
15:12But there's this thing that Marcus does
15:15Where he says
15:16Undermime
15:17Instead of undermine
15:19Idiot
15:20And one day that account
15:22Marlowe 1628
15:23Was attacking me
15:24And it said
15:25Undermime
15:26It got me thinking
15:27It got me thinking
15:28The next time I saw Marcus
15:30I told him
15:31Travelers had moved into Riley Park
15:33When they hadn't
15:34By that evening
15:35Marlowe 1628
15:37Was spewing hatred against them
15:43You set a trap for him
15:45I had to know I was right
15:46I was
15:47But now you had a
15:49Bit of a problem
15:50Didn't you?
15:51You knew Marcus was behind the vile account
15:53But
15:54How to prove it?
15:56If you confronted him
15:58He'd just deny it
15:59So you decided to mess with him
16:01How long were you planning on
16:02Stringing him along?
16:04I thought he'd stop
16:05After he got my letter
16:06But he just carried on
16:07Posting that stuff
16:08It made no difference
16:09Which is why you were
16:10Arguing with Geoffrey
16:11Before the meeting
16:12You told him about Marcus
16:13Didn't you?
16:14And I bet Geoffrey
16:15Took the side of the law
16:16Telling you
16:17That you'd just confessed
16:18To blackmail
16:19Which is why
16:20Mrs. Eddingham
16:21Heard him saying
16:22How badly you dealt
16:23With the situation
16:24Did he threaten
16:25To tell the police?
16:27And that's why you killed him
16:28I didn't kill him
16:31And the fact we had an argument
16:32Proves it
16:33Oh, punchy
16:34Do you think I'd have time afterward
16:36To pick some aconite
16:37Extract its poison
16:39And then lace Geoffrey's coffee with it?
16:42And remember
16:43I saw the killer behind the glass
16:44In the kitchen
16:45That's who killed him
17:03Right then
17:05Let's see if Mr. Terence Clarkson's story adds up
17:08Right then
17:11Okay, ready?
17:13Ready!
17:14Right, I'm gonna make everyone a lovely cup of tea
17:17And a hot pot of coffee
17:19Here's a couple of scoops of poison
17:21Step forward
17:23One more step
17:25One more
17:26Really?
17:27It's important
17:31Very funny
17:32I can see that someone was behind the glass
17:34But until you got right up close
17:36You were just your hair colour and a shape
17:38Ah
17:40Then the architect's story checks out
17:41Come on
17:45Okay
17:45So
17:46Let's say I'm the killer
17:47I put out the poison coffee pod
17:49And I've stuck around long enough
17:51To make sure that Mr. Truman's taken it
17:52What next?
17:54You're going to want to get out of the building
17:56And fasten
17:56Through the nearest exit
17:58Okay
17:59Well, let's see where that goes
18:01Hold on
18:01What's up?
18:03I'm just gonna be thorough
18:19Why is the real lady here?
18:24Hang on
18:26Look at this
18:34Right then
18:35Up you go
18:36Okay
18:37Don't worry
18:37I'll hold it
18:40There's just a ladder
18:41What's your problem?
18:43What can you see?
18:45Dust
18:46Insulation and dust
18:47Oh
18:48Hold on
18:49What is it?
18:50I found something
19:12I'm made to do it, please
19:13I'm never made to do it
19:16I stood there trembling right on the edge
19:20But I couldn't
19:22I wasn't brave enough
19:23I should like to be able to say that it was the thought of you and the children that prevented
19:26me, but it wasn't
19:29I had no thoughts at all
19:33Only an overwhelming desire not to feel anything ever again
19:51So we now know that it was Terence who was behind Marcus's blackmail because Marcus has been running a vicious
19:55online account
19:56And it was Debbie who was stealing petty cash
19:59Welcome to the town council
20:02Any of these three people could have had reason to want Geoffrey dead if he had found out their secrets
20:06Leaving only Sophia with no secret
20:08Or motive
20:10Even though it's her that grows the aconite
20:11And
20:12Who called Alec Miller and told him not to come to the meeting that day
20:17Oh, excuse me
20:21Thanks
20:22I just finished watching brief encounter
20:24Oh
20:25Is that what you went to see?
20:27It was brilliant
20:27But Judith
20:28It proves that Paul Hollingberry lied about where he was at the time of the murder
20:44Hello Paul
20:45If you're looking for Sophia, she's in the garden
20:47Actually, it's you we want to talk to
20:50Oh
20:50You told me you were in the cinema when Geoffrey died
20:53Watching brief encounter
20:55That's right
20:56You also said that it ended happily ever after
20:58It does
21:00I don't know anyone who'd call that happily ever after
21:03I was there, okay
21:05Really?
21:08Alright, look
21:10Taking care of other people's money is high pressure
21:13You know, sometimes when work's, you know, intense
21:16I go to the cinema
21:17And sometimes
21:19I fall asleep
21:21Oh, so that's your new line, is it?
21:23You were asleep at the time
21:24Well, I didn't know I was going to need an alibi, did I?
21:27I mean, what even is this?
21:28I barely knew Geoffrey
21:29Why would I want to kill him?
21:33Show yourselves out, yeah?
21:35Yeah
21:36Yeah
21:38He fell asleep
21:39That's not much of a defence
21:40Although he's right
21:43Why would he want to harm Geoffrey?
21:45I don't know
21:46But he fits the description of the person in the kitchen that day
21:49He's got light coloured hair
21:51Hmm
21:52Interesting
21:56Judith?
21:59I've seen that earring before
22:02It's not how it looks
22:04I hope not
22:05Because I think it looks like murder
22:07It's not what you think
22:08Says the woman who grows aconite
22:27You know, I said how Geoffrey had helped me
22:31Well, I didn't really see him after that
22:32Not until he became mayor
22:34But it was then that I
22:36I really got to know him
22:40And he was just so lovely
22:42And so supportive
22:45You may have noticed I don't get much of that at home
22:48And I know it sounds silly
22:50But I found myself thinking about him more and more
22:54And then we had a council meeting at his house
22:56And I stayed behind after everybody had left
22:59And Geoffrey was telling me about how much he was enjoying my podcast
23:02You really are
23:03How he was using my tips to revive an orchid he was growing
23:05And I just
23:11Oh, Sophia
23:12I'm so sorry I didn't want to say
23:15But he wasn't interested
23:18He was still in love with his wife
23:19And that's what he told me
23:22My earring must have come off then
23:24I was so embarrassed
23:26What was I thinking?
23:28When was this?
23:30Last month
23:32Geoffrey said we could just forget about it
23:34And carry on as before, as friends
23:37But you couldn't, could you?
23:41I was just so confused
23:43But I would never hurt him
23:45I loved him
23:47Oh God
23:47Did I?
23:49I don't even know
23:49He just...
23:51He just meant so much to me
23:54Did he threaten to tell your husband?
23:57No!
23:59Geoffrey would never have betrayed me like that
24:02Not when it would have ruined my marriage
24:03You know that about him
24:05You know what a good man he was
24:08I was the last to arrive at that meeting
24:10I never went anywhere near him or his copy
24:12And now I've got to meet up with the others
24:13Because we're due to choose his commemorative bench this afternoon
24:16Just in case you were wondering if my day could get any worse
24:21Actually...
24:23Sophia's not the only person who needs to be somewhere else
24:26Of course
24:27Your afternoon tea with Darius
24:29You're getting nearer to that night cup
24:31One meal at a time
24:32Don't stop it, the pair of you
24:36Six two seven five
24:38Eight four two
24:40Okay, so
24:41Jason spotted a ventilation hatch at the council building that wasn't properly closed
24:46In it he found a plastic bag which contained a white coat, catering gloves, a syringe and a blonde wig
24:57So whoever was in the kitchen was in disguise?
25:00Which also means Terence Clarkson's description of him just went out the window
25:04It could have been anyone behind the glass
25:06Exactly
25:09Thank you
25:10Just here, there you are
25:13There you go
25:16And the other one
25:16Thank you
25:17Thank you
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25:48Frensics say they found traces of aconite in the syringe.
25:51Is that how the poison got into the coffee?
25:53It's how it's looking.
25:54But they also found two strands of human hair inside the wig.
25:58Both auburn coloured.
25:59Both a perfect match for Sophia Hollingbury.
26:01No.
26:02So Sophia was in the kitchen?
26:04Disguised in a blonde wig so no one would recognise her.
26:07Thank you.
26:12Alec Miller, are you saying you didn't ring him?
26:14That's exactly what I'm saying.
26:25Do you mind if we put some software on your phone in case he calls again?
26:31I was the last to arrive at that meeting.
26:33I never went anywhere near him.
26:35Excuse me.
26:37May I have my bill please?
26:39You haven't started.
26:40Just the opposite.
26:42I've reached the end.
26:52Judith, how was your afternoon tea?
26:55Darius was a no-show.
26:56What?
26:56He stood you up.
26:57It doesn't matter, not now.
26:58Do you own a wheelbarrow?
27:00I'm sorry?
27:01Do you own a wheelbarrow?
27:02It's a simple question.
27:04Yes.
27:04Why?
27:05I need you to bring it to my house.
27:07What's going on?
27:09And bring Susie too.
27:10We need her as well.
27:11But don't come for an hour.
27:13I need to make a couple of calls.
27:26He loved this spot.
27:28It's perfect.
27:30Now all we need is the dedication.
27:33A great friend to all.
27:43What are you doing here?
27:45I'm here to tell you who killed Geoffrey Truman.
27:50Who was it?
27:51Could be you, Terrence.
27:53Seeing as Geoffrey found out it was you who's been blackmailing Marcus.
27:56That was you?
27:57What are you talking about?
27:58But then you only sent the letter because Marcus is the person behind online account Marlow1628.
28:05How could you do that?
28:07Because you can't speak your mind anymore, can you?
28:10You say the wrong thing, you get shut down.
28:12You're right.
28:13So shut up.
28:15You see?
28:16Cancelled.
28:17What about Debbie?
28:18There seems to be a theme here.
28:20How did she cross Geoffrey?
28:22We don't need to go into that.
28:24I did wrong.
28:26You're right.
28:28I've been stealing from the council's petty cash account.
28:32To pay for medical bills.
28:33You're a thief.
28:34Well, a full confession and repaying the money can help.
28:39Whatever comes, take it.
28:50Let's be honest.
28:52It's always looked like Sophia was the killer.
28:54I mean, it was her that grew the aconite.
28:56And who phoned Alec that day to tell him not to come to the meeting.
28:59Also, Sophia, we recovered a blonde wig from the council building, along with a syringe that contained aconite.
29:05A few of your hairs were caught in the wig.
29:06This is what happened.
29:08You started in the kitchen, wearing a wig and a white coat.
29:11Then, using a syringe, you injected aconite into the decaffeinated coffee pod you knew only Geoffrey would use.
29:19Then you left, whipping off your disguise and hiding it.
29:23And then you've re-entered the council chamber, the last to arrive and a bit late.
29:29But who was checking?
29:43Who was checking?
29:58Sophia, is this true?
30:01I could never harm him.
30:02You know that.
30:04It was Geoffrey who helped me when I had all that trouble with the graves.
30:07In fact, he and I had been working on correcting my mistake.
30:10We had even managed to locate the one body that had never been found.
30:15All the paperwork is in my podcast studio.
30:17Go and read it.
30:18I can prove it.
30:19We were working together.
30:21I did not kill Geoffrey.
30:24Judith, a fire's been reported at your house.
30:27Emergency services are on their way.
30:30I have to go home.
30:31Now.
30:33Now.
31:00In one bit, if it goes up, the rest will go up.
31:02Please hurry.
31:04We'll get there, don't worry.
31:05Look, there's a fire engine up ahead.
31:08Looking for something.
31:10I can see the flames.
31:14The whole house is on fire.
31:15It's all on fire.
31:17Where can I come?
31:17You're supposed to be at your house.
31:19I missed this.
31:20We can't get any closer.
31:21I'm not letting it go up in flames.
31:23Judith, come back.
31:27Have we got him?
31:28We've got him.
31:29I don't understand.
31:31You killed Geoffrey Truman.
31:34How can you say that?
31:35I told you he was trying to help me.
31:37He's a good man.
31:39And there it is.
31:40Why he had to die.
31:41You killed him precisely because he was such a good man.
31:46He helped Sophia all those years ago.
31:49When she messed up running the graveyards.
31:51But then my mum died.
31:52I moved to the States to live with my aunt.
31:54Sophia mixed up where people were buried.
31:56The location of one body was never found.
31:58It was your mother's grave that was never found.
32:02How that must have eaten away at you.
32:05Not having a grave to visit.
32:08You tried starting a new life in the States.
32:10But you couldn't let it go.
32:12So you came back to Monro.
32:14You needed to find your mother.
32:16We're right, aren't we?
32:18Go on.
32:20But you couldn't find her.
32:21And you needed someone to blame.
32:24And that's how you found out about all of that missing money at the council.
32:28You were all over them like a rash.
32:30Trying to find out what happened to your mother.
32:33But you kept hitting the brick wall.
32:35But you did discover that Sophia was in charge at the time.
32:38And now she was on the town council.
32:40How could that be?
32:42You needed to get closer to her.
32:44Which is when you had a stroke of good fortune.
32:47You bumped into Geoffrey.
32:48And when you learnt that he was now Mayor.
32:50You realised this was your chance to get to Sophia.
32:53You started working with him on your novel.
32:55And when Sophia needed a podcast studio installed.
32:57Geoffrey knew of your skills.
32:59And he put you forward for the job.
33:02Finally.
33:02You could get to the bottom of it.
33:04You had access to all her emails and files from back then.
33:09But you still couldn't work out where your mum was buried.
33:11And while you guessed there might have been a cover-up.
33:13You never thought Geoffrey could have been part of it.
33:16But here was the proof.
33:18He was the person who'd helped Sophia get away with her mistake.
33:21So you decided to punish them both.
33:25Geoffrey had to be killed for protecting Sophia.
33:27And Sophia you'd framed for the murder.
33:30So that she would suffer every single day for what she'd done.
33:33Just like you suffer.
33:34I do.
33:36I think about it every day.
33:38You needed justice.
33:39So you constructed a plan.
33:41You took some aconite from Sophia's garden.
33:46And some of her hair that she uses to repel the slugs.
33:50You then had to make sure Alec wouldn't attend the council meeting that day.
33:53Easy for someone with your IT skills.
33:55You constructed a fake message.
33:58You then went to the council building.
34:00Put on a disguise.
34:01And injected the aconite into the decaf coffee pod you knew only Geoffrey would use.
34:10You made sure you were seen.
34:13And then slipped away.
34:17Making sure to hide the disguise and the syringe where the police would later find it.
34:23So careful.
34:24That you made a mistake.
34:27When I returned your manuscript to you.
34:29You glanced down at the bench as you said.
34:31You really was a great friend to all.
34:33Which I thought rather odd at the time.
34:36I knew the town council were organising a memorial bench for Geoffrey.
34:40And one option for the plaque was.
34:42A great friend to all.
34:45But how did you know?
34:47And then I remembered.
34:49The police had put an app on my phone.
34:51Do you mind if we put some software on your phone in case you called it?
34:53And here you were.
34:54The person who'd installed Sophia's IT.
34:57It would be a simple matter for you to bug her phone,
35:00installing spyware to listen even when it switched off.
35:03But that cuts both ways.
35:05Judith asked Sophia to lie.
35:06Say that she and Geoffrey found the location of the missing body.
35:10He and I were working on correcting my mistake.
35:12We had even managed to locate the one body.
35:15That had never been found.
35:16That was the bait.
35:17Next she had to set the trap.
35:19Judith met up with Sophia this afternoon.
35:21And together they recorded a little play.
35:23Thank you so much for giving me a list.
35:25Oh, don't be stupid.
35:26My car was right there.
35:28What do you think's happened?
35:30I have no idea.
35:31How do you go any faster?
35:33She got Alec to start a fire at her house.
35:35Knowing that the smoke would be seen from Marlow.
35:37Including from your house.
35:39Oh, don't be stupid.
35:40My car was right there.
35:41But what do you think's happened?
35:42You'd think they were rushing to the fire.
35:44So the coast would be clear.
35:45This was where you'd find a paperwork
35:47that would tell you, finally, where your mum was buried.
35:50Or so you thought.
35:52You lied to me.
35:54Sophia doesn't know.
35:56We can look into it.
35:57Start an inquiry.
35:58But currently, no.
36:00Just as bad as him.
36:01He was the worst.
36:04Don't believe anyone who says how great he was.
36:05He was a bad man.
36:06Covering up crimes is evil.
36:08Look, he was trying to help.
36:09Where's my mum?
36:11Where is she?
36:11Answer me that.
36:13She's lost.
36:13In the dirt somewhere.
36:15Alone.
36:15What, are you coming across?
36:18At least you had to burn down your house to catch me.
36:20What makes you think I burned down my house?
36:34Thank you so much for your help.
36:38Oh, what are you talking about?
36:39It was an honour to assist the crime-solving trio of Marlowe.
36:43Who doesn't love a good bonfire?
36:45Oh, quite.
36:45It's Emperor Nero again, isn't it?
36:47Although the three of you did more than just fiddle
36:50while I made Rome burn.
36:51Thank you.
37:02I've spoken to the chief fire officer.
37:04Apparently they're called out to paper fires all the time.
37:06I'll see you on, Malik.
37:07I'll have a word, please.
37:08Sorry, I'm needed.
37:09But great work.
37:10Thank you.
37:11All three of you.
37:14You really don't mind losing your great-aunt's archive like this?
37:17She'd be thrilled to know we used it to catch a killer.
37:20I love it.
37:26I don't even want to go.
37:28That's not fair.
37:29Okay, great.
37:29Thank you.
37:30I'm getting in the shower first.
37:31All right, you go, go.
37:32I woke up in the middle of the night and I was dead from the cold.
37:35Literally dead.
37:38Hi.
37:39Remember, what's the camping mantra?
37:41We don't do these things for fun.
37:58Judith, I am so sorry about this afternoon.
38:02There was a medical emergency at work
38:04and I had to go to the hospital with one of my staff.
38:07Well, that's terrible.
38:09Not that that excuses anything.
38:12Look, I stood you up and that's unacceptable.
38:17Please accept my sincerest and my deepest apologies.
38:22As it happens, your absence allowed me to solve the murder.
38:27You did?
38:30You did?
38:34Look, Judith, let me be honest with you.
38:37I am very much taken with you and I hate the idea that I'm messed up.
38:44Well, how about we reschedule?
38:48Well, I would love that.
38:49But it would have to be the next few days.
38:52My colleague's illness means that I've been asked to head up a dig in Wales.
38:56They found some new standing stones in the Priscelli Hills.
39:01Well, I say new.
39:03They're at least 5,000 years old.
39:05How fascinating.
39:06But anyway, I just wanted to apologize in person
39:11and assure you that it will never happen again.
39:16How about now?
39:18Would you like to come in for a drink?
39:20There's a book I've been wanting to show you.
39:22I would like that very much.
39:25Please.
39:36Hi, Shanti.
39:37Hello, Susie.
39:37I wanted to help.
39:39Oh.
39:40I've shared the leaflet with my friends.
39:41No.
39:42And Rico's mum made forms and I've collected 817 signatures.
39:46Whoa.
39:47When you see something that's not right, you've got to stand up.
39:49Preach.
39:50Will it make a difference?
39:51Doing the right thing always makes a difference.
39:54Come on.
39:55Let's do this together.
39:56So good.
39:58Hi, would you like a flyer?
39:59Oh, thank you.
40:01Would you like a flyer?
40:03Thank you.
40:06Would you like a flyer?
40:07It's for the bridge, a temple.
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