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00:00I just met Xavier. He lives in a caravan.
00:02Kate.
00:03You were seen with Xavier and Katie outside Bar Saint-Michel.
00:06If I find out that any of your family did something to Katie, I swear to God I'll kill them.
00:10Hi, Papa.
00:12What have I sat on your neck?
00:13I don't know if I can cope with this.
00:15I'm joining you.
00:18Two bags belonging to two missing girls were found at the same place.
00:24Nobody is going to forget about Katie.
01:29I did an internet search on the other missing girl.
01:31Odile Lombert.
01:33Then most of what you read will be gossip and hearsay.
01:36The resemblance to Katie is uncanny.
01:39They're the same age, give or take.
01:42Same eyes.
01:43The police never found anything to suggest a crime had been committed, so we must not jump to conclusions.
01:48Odile Lombert had some issues. There were problems at home. She could have gone anywhere.
01:51Does her mother still live in the town?
01:53Odile Lombert? She works at the school. She's a cleaner. And if you were thinking of going to talk to
01:57her, don't.
01:57What happened to you? You're doing the right thing, Sarah.
02:01Nothing.
02:06But I am also a police. So this situation is complicated.
02:10There must have been some leads. Some potential witnesses.
02:13I told you I had nothing to do with the case.
02:16Well, then who did? Ricard?
02:19The officer was Serge Enant.
02:22The bloke who runs the hotel?
02:24He was a police officer for 25 years.
02:26And the father of the lad who's just gone AWOL that was with Katie the night she went missing.
02:33What?
02:35Forensics lifted prints from Katie's backpack. They're a match with Sally Enant.
02:44We've organized a search for tomorrow.
02:46No.
02:47It's routine in a case like this.
02:49For Katie?
02:51For any evidence that might help us find her.
02:53It's normal to search the area where the person was last seen.
02:58I understand if you would rather not be there.
03:01Just you try stopping me.
03:17Heard the news.
03:18What news?
03:19They're sending the exchange pupils home. We leave tomorrow afternoon.
03:23You're leaving without Katie?
03:25I'm afraid it's out of my hands.
03:26I think some of them know more than they're letting on.
03:29Teenage code of silence and all that.
03:31The headmaster's been on at me for a couple of days.
03:33Frantic calls from worried parents.
03:36Accusations of negligence.
03:37School culpability.
03:38If you had picked up when I called,
03:41you are as much to blame for this as anyone.
03:44I'm sorry.
03:50I wish things could have gone differently.
03:57How long have you been coming here to Saint-Michel?
04:02For a few years now.
04:03Well, then you must have known about the other missing girl.
04:06Odile Lambert.
04:07She was a pupil at the school.
04:08She had nothing to do with the exchange programme.
04:10All those anxious parents back at Burwood.
04:13Do you seriously think they would have let you bring their kids here?
04:16If they'd known?
04:17It's been a good few years since Odile's disappearance.
04:20Just long enough for people to try to move on.
04:22The last thing that this town needs is you stirring things up again.
04:29Her mother works here as a cleaner.
04:31I want to speak to her.
04:33They'll be finished for the day.
04:37Well, then I'll need her home address.
04:38I don't have access to that kind of information.
04:41Even if I did,
04:44I couldn't share it.
04:49Bit bloody late to start doing things by the book,
04:52Mr. Scorch.
04:58Salut RĂ©my.
05:03Virginie.
05:06On vient de recevoir les analyses du bouson de Cathy.
05:08Ah.
05:09C'est pas son sens, c'est celui d'Emma Morvan.
05:12Donc son histoire tient la route.
05:14Oui.
05:17Je t'ai vu discuter avec Sarah Gleason.
05:20Oui.
05:21Eh ?
05:21Eh ?
05:22Je trouve que tu te rapproches un peu trop d'elle.
05:25Que valait toutes les deux Ă la Thelma et Louise.
05:28Je te rappelle quand mĂȘme que sa fille a disparu.
05:30Je te rappelle qu'on fait tout ce qu'on peut pour la retrouver.
05:35L'affaire Odile Lambert, j'ai envie de demander Ă la juge de rĂ©ouvrir l'enquĂȘte.
05:38Non, non, non.
05:39C'est pas une bonne idée, fais-moi confiance.
05:40Attends, les similitudes entre les deux affaires, c'est...
05:42Non, sĂ©rieux Virginie, tu t'arrĂȘtes jamais lĂ .
05:50On a reçu 12 nouveaux signalements pour Cathy.
05:53Notre priorité, c'est les étudier un par un.
05:55Alors pour le moment, on s'en tient Ă l'enquĂȘte.
05:56Ok ?
05:59Ok.
06:18The school caretaker gave me your address.
06:21You shouldn't have come here.
06:23I need to ask you some questions about your daughter.
06:27Odile.
06:28Please, leave me alone.
06:30You're the only one who knows how I'm feeling right now.
06:41She'd gone out to meet some friends.
06:43A birthday.
06:45I made her promise not to be back too late.
06:48She still wasn't home when I went to bed.
06:51You never really sleep waiting for the sound of the key in the door.
06:55Then it was morning, no sign, no word.
07:00That was the moment when everything changed.
07:04The silence of an empty house.
07:07The endless waiting.
07:21I come in here whenever she starts to fade.
07:25Keeps her alive.
07:27Odile wanted to be a lawyer.
07:30She was bright, clever.
07:32Everything to live for.
07:35I had heard that your daughter had some issues.
07:40You've been talking to the police.
07:42Serge and I was running the case?
07:44Yeah.
07:45He took early retirement.
07:46Just over a year ago.
07:49I always felt Serge knew more than he was telling me.
07:52Did they question anyone about Odile's disappearance?
07:56Andrew Taylor.
07:57An Englishman who lives here now.
07:59His car was seen on the road.
08:01Odile would have walked along that night.
08:04Any relation of Detective Taylor?
08:07He's her father.
08:09Okay.
08:14Okay.
08:31He's a grasp hin.
08:46He's a quest building.
09:15They're asking for volunteers to help with a search tomorrow.
09:20Odile wasn't important enough to warrant a search.
09:23Not like an English tourist.
09:26We can only hope they've learned from past mistakes.
09:32Your daughter was staying at the Morgans?
09:35Yes. She'd been there about a week.
09:38Why?
09:40Odile used to look after the daughter sometimes.
09:43One time, she arrived home after being over at the house.
09:47Angry, upset, never told me what happened.
09:49But she refused to ever go back.
09:51There was something about him that frightened Odile.
09:55Fabienne.
09:56I mentioned it to the police.
09:58As far as I know, it was never followed up.
10:10I went to see Audrey Lombert.
10:13You know that will come back on me.
10:15Odile was the Morvan's babysitter.
10:18Audrey warned the police about Fabien.
10:20Odile was terrified of him.
10:23If the police had any evidence that implicated Fabien Morvan, they would have followed it up.
10:27Oh, yeah.
10:27A man who has half the town in his pocket?
10:29I don't think so.
10:31He's rich.
10:32Old money.
10:34That can certainly buy you some favors.
10:37Sejana, want to tell me why he was put out to Gros?
10:41He'd been taking bribes.
10:42A fraud case we'd been working on.
10:46Well, he was corrupt.
10:48I gave evidence against him to the General Inspection of the National Police,
10:52which has made me something of a pariah with most of the team.
10:55But he was the man who was running Odile's case.
10:57An old school detective who was never going to change.
11:01I've got some news.
11:02The blood on Katie's bomber jacket wasn't hers.
11:05It was Emma Morvan's.
11:07What does that tell us?
11:09That maybe Xavier didn't fly.
11:11That Katie left the party that night and was headed back into town.
11:17Odile and Katie are connected.
11:19I know they are.
11:21Have you spoken to your boss about reopening the case?
11:25I'm working on him.
11:28Won't there be a...
11:29a conflict of interest?
11:33Audrey tells me that your father was questioned.
11:38My dad was brought in to answer some routine inquiries.
11:41He was driving home that night.
11:42They won't touch any of it, seen anything, that's all.
11:44I'll see you in the morning, at the search.
12:13I'll see you in the morning, at the search.
12:20I'll see you in the morning, at the search.
12:24Hey!
12:27Oh, am I pleased to see you.
12:31I got the fastest car they had,
12:33and I drove down here like the boy racer I used to be.
12:37Now look, get yourself ready. I'm going to buy you dinner.
12:41Oh.
12:41Oui, madame.
12:54Cote de Brevence, the last of the vintage.
12:58Lamb shank in the oven, and the glamour continues with tin pears for pudding.
13:04Well, this fridge doesn't look that glamorous to me. When did you last clean it out?
13:09Oh, stop fussing. Come on, sit down. It's too late for that.
13:18What are you doing with these?
13:21Nothing.
13:24Look, if you must know, someone pinned them to my door this afternoon, okay? And I've no idea why.
13:30You didn't see who?
13:31Yeah, well, if I hazard a guess, it was that Sarah Gleeson woman.
13:36She's been putting them up all over town.
13:38Why so many?
13:40I don't know. I guess she's going through a lot, so you have to make allowances.
13:46We're exploring the possibility that Katie's disappearance might be connected to Odile's case.
13:54You've never talked about the day you were questioned.
13:58Well, I guess it's all in the file.
14:01I'm asking you, Papa.
14:05You know I wasn't here then.
14:07I passed Odile Lambert on the road the night she disappeared, and they wanted to know if I saw her
14:14with anyone.
14:19The lugs had you in there for over an hour.
14:22No, stop it. Just stop it now.
14:25I won't have my daughter interrogating me in my own home.
14:30Now sit down. Come on.
14:31Let's enjoy the wine together.
14:42You know they're sending the exchange kids home tomorrow?
14:45Yeah, yeah, yeah. Head office got in touch with me.
14:47Well, they should be staying in Saint-Michel.
14:49What if the French police need to interview them again?
14:52It's really an helping, babes.
14:54Jason, please don't call me babes.
14:56We're not on Love Island.
14:58Um, look, you need to keep a clear head for the search tomorrow.
15:02The other girl who went missing, Odile Lambert.
15:06That's five years ago, Sarah.
15:08But there is at least one person in this town who knows...
15:13Yes?
15:13Someone in this town who knows what happened to her.
15:17And to Katie.
15:19At least one. Maybe more.
15:21I mean, what if they're all conspiring together now?
15:27Look, you're fighting for her.
15:30You're miles from home and your mind's working overtime.
15:33I get that.
15:35But come on.
15:37Come on what?
15:39Katie packed her bag, right?
15:42So maybe she was planning on leaving with someone.
15:44That, um, Xavier bloke.
15:46Oh, he said that she left the party on her own.
15:49Maybe he's covering for her.
15:51Katie's bag was found at the monument.
15:54Same place that Odile left hers.
15:56Coincidence has to be.
15:58What about the message?
15:59Help me, Mom.
16:02Dunno.
16:04My Katie.
16:05She would never have gone anywhere without telling me.
16:09And Wild Nights party, vandalising this place.
16:12It's not her.
16:14It's not.
16:15Well, it's the first time she's ever been away from home.
16:19And exchange students, they just want to have fun.
16:21Yeah, well, now you know her better than I do, do you?
16:24Well, chatted sometimes, that's all.
16:28About what?
16:32Okay.
16:33Full disclosure.
16:35There were some things that she felt that she couldn't talk to you about.
16:39No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, we share everything.
16:44There is nothing that's off limits.
16:46All the pressure to do well at school, to be perfect.
16:49She hates the idea of disappointing you.
16:51Well, I just want the best for her.
16:53That's all I've ever wanted.
16:55Yeah, I didn't mean to suggest that you...
16:57I know, I know what you mean.
16:58You mean that I should take some of the blame for this.
17:02Maybe I should.
17:03No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm not having that, no.
17:05No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
17:07You are a great mum, Sarah, you, you are.
17:11Teenagers are tricky.
17:14I just wish I had listened to my gut.
17:17And that I'd never let her come here.
17:40I have dinner with my father.
17:42That's right, she can improve.
17:45When you talked about Odile Lambert,
17:46you told me that he had been heard as a witness,
17:48not as a suspect.
17:49No, JĂ©rĂŽme, I had read the dossier.
17:51He was placed in a guard of view.
17:54He left it by manque of elements,
17:56but he remained on the list of suspects.
17:58It's Serge who insisted on your father.
18:00There was nothing to rely on Odile's disappearance.
18:02There's nothing to do with it.
18:05Why didn't you talk about it?
18:06I wanted to protect you.
18:09We'll talk about it.
18:10Why do you want to talk about this?
18:12Because we didn't find it, Odile Lambert.
18:18At the time, this girl was already sick.
18:21I tried to be here for my wife.
18:23Odile Lambert, it wasn't my priority.
18:29I talked to the judge.
18:32We're going to examine the investigation.
18:33We'll see the last elements.
18:36I don't understand it.
19:15You okay?
19:16Yeah.
19:20What's Serge Annan doing here?
19:23Oh, he's an ex-copper, I guess.
19:24He knows the place as well as anyone.
19:26Got to go and check him with me.
19:27He'll be back in a sec.
19:35Hello.
19:37We're spread out in a line.
19:38There's a lot of ground to cover.
19:39Just to be certain, we don't miss anything.
19:43You sure about this?
19:47It depends what we find.
19:50That bloke over there, for the tattoos.
19:53I think I've seen him somewhere before.
19:55Mark Jones.
19:56He's a Brit.
19:58Bought Monsieur O'Toole place a few years ago.
20:01Been doing it up ever since.
20:02Bit of a loner.
20:04Probably just here out of curiosity.
20:07Hey, I don't think we've met.
20:08I'm Jason.
20:09I'm Sarah's partner.
20:11Lieutenant Taylor.
20:13Good that you're here.
20:15Excuse me.
20:37Audrey.
20:39Go home.
20:41I'm not going anywhere.
20:43That's until we found out where she is.
21:13I'm going to go.
21:14Let's go.
21:15We're going.
21:16Let's go.
21:19Stay there.
21:26Sarah.
21:52Okay, I've got to go. I love you.
21:53I love you.
22:23I thought it was a shortcut.
22:25That Brit, with the van, Mark Jones.
22:30Yeah, what about him?
22:31Looked like you two knew each other.
22:33Yeah, he's a mate of Neil's and mine from back home.
22:36What, it just happens to be living in Saint-Michel?
22:38Well, some of the time, yeah.
22:41Mark's a builder. He was looking for somewhere to renovate,
22:44and I saw a place for sale here years ago,
22:47and I said he might want to make an offer.
22:52Didn't I see him give you a box or something at the coach park?
22:57That's all right.
23:00Parts for his plumber for his house over here.
23:03Well, where are those now?
23:05I've dropped them off like he asked.
23:11Do you seriously think he's involved?
23:13I don't know. I don't know what to think anymore.
23:18Look, today has been really tough for everyone,
23:22and you are quite understandably feeling a little bit all over the place.
23:26Don't fucking tell me how I'm feeling, Jason.
23:33It's Lucy.
23:34She wants to talk to me.
23:37I'd better get to the bus stop.
23:38I'll come with you.
23:39No, no, I'm sorry.
23:41I'll see you at the hotel.
23:49Back to underneath and on the coach, please.
23:55Come on, lad. I've got all day.
24:02I got a look at Ben's phone in class this morning.
24:05Okay.
24:05Saw some messages he sent Katie.
24:07Creepy, angry ones.
24:08I managed to fall with them to myself.
24:11This one, the day before she disappeared.
24:16I mean, gross, right?
24:20Pipe's on and get on.
24:22Whitley!
24:34Did Katie see Ben on the night of the party?
24:37We were all supposed to meet up,
24:39but then Katie blew us out.
24:41Told him she was hanging with Emma Morvin.
24:43Ben was pretty pissed about it.
24:44He sent her another one early that evening.
24:48It means dirty hole.
24:50Yeah, I know what it means.
24:53I need to talk to Ben Hall.
24:57The coach is about to leave.
24:58Do I look like I give a shit?
24:59I'll drag him off that coach if I have to.
25:02Ben's not here.
25:04Well, where the hell has he gone?
25:07I'm calling Detective Taylor.
25:25Hey, mate.
25:28Look, we need to talk.
25:31Your girlfriend's been asking too many questions, has she?
25:34She's really small.
25:43Good afternoon, Ben.
25:45How'd you find me?
25:47Your location is saved on Lucy's phone-up.
25:49Einstein.
25:50Oh, I didn't do anything.
25:52Then you've got nothing to worry about.
25:54But there are some questions you need to answer.
25:56You've been sending explicit messages to Katie.
25:59It's just a bit of bantz.
26:01Ben, you called her a whore.
26:02Well, things went a bit too far.
26:05That's all.
26:06You get a kick out of harassing women?
26:08She enjoys the attention.
26:10Katie likes to lead people on.
26:11That just doesn't sound like my daughter to me.
26:14Little Miss Perfect.
26:16You've got no idea what she really gets up to.
26:18The night she went missing,
26:19she was hanging up with Xavier and Emma.
26:22Yeah.
26:23Bailed on you.
26:24For the French kids.
26:25Must have been hard to stomach.
26:27Emma Morvan tells us that you have been following Katie around.
26:31I asked to go to the party.
26:33Emma just laughed at me.
26:36Guess it wasn't cool enough.
26:38How did you get that bruise on your neck?
26:42Had a fight.
26:44With Xavier, you know?
26:45I was just keeping an eye on him.
26:47That's all.
26:48So you were in the square that night.
26:50And then later you followed them to his place?
26:53I left the square before they did.
26:55Wandered around town for a bit.
26:57And then I ran into that fucker, Scott.
27:00Your teacher, Neil Scott?
27:01He was out on one of his patrols.
27:03What time was this?
27:05After midnight.
27:07None of the kids seem to like him very much.
27:10He's got a rep back in Burwood for being a psycho.
27:13So what?
27:14Something happened between you?
27:19Come on, Ben.
27:19This could be important.
27:24I was out past the curfew.
27:26Bit loaded.
27:28And he completely lost it with me.
27:30Grabbed me by the throat asking where Katie was.
27:33And I told him she'd gone after Xavier and Emma.
27:36Do you think he could have gone after her?
27:37I wouldn't put it past him.
27:39I'm telling you, the guys are not drunk.
27:56One of your pupils claims you assaulted him on the night Katie Gleeson vanished.
28:03These kids are annoying little shits now.
28:06So who can blame a guy for losing his cool now and then?
28:11But a missing girl is a serious business.
28:14It is better that you cooperate with us, Mr. Scott.
28:19I was out on patrol.
28:21And I had some of the exchange kids, including Katie, were a drink in a bar.
28:27So I was on my way to find them when I ran into Ben.
28:31And then an argument ensued.
28:33I was stressed out.
28:35Wound up.
28:37I should never have lost my temper.
28:42According to Ben's statement, you grabbed him by the throat,
28:45tried to strangle him and force him to tell you where Katie had gone.
28:48I was under a duty of care to make sure she was safe.
28:51You claimed you never saw her on the night you went missing.
28:56I didn't see her.
28:59I couldn't find her.
29:01So where did you get to after this altercation with Ben?
29:04I needed to clear my head.
29:07All the anger inside me.
29:09And I thought,
29:11maybe I'm not cut out to be a teacher after all.
29:13So I walked to the cemetery
29:16and stayed there till it got light.
29:23You were given a medical discharge from the British Army.
29:27Some mental health concerns.
29:30Emotional trauma.
29:31That was more than ten years ago.
29:34Something like that.
29:35It stays with you, no?
29:38Have you been taking your meds, Mr. Scott?
29:42I don't need them.
29:44Not anymore.
29:45I think you ran into Katie.
29:48Somewhere.
29:49These little shits had pushed you to breaking point.
29:52Another meltdown.
29:53A loss of control.
29:54That never happened.
29:57I only found out she went missing
29:59when I spoke to a mum on the phone.
30:03Now the police are interviewing Neil Scott.
30:06On what grounds?
30:07Well, according to Ben,
30:08he went out looking for Katie on the night she went missing.
30:11No, no, no.
30:12He's not a bad man.
30:13Trust me.
30:14You won't have done anything.
30:15Well, for starters, he lied to me.
30:17All those unanswered calls.
30:18He told me that he was asleep in his room.
30:20I know that he had a bit of a breakdown
30:21after they discharged him from the Paris.
30:23PTSD.
30:24But, no, he's a decent bloke.
30:25PTSD?
30:27The man in charge of my daughter?
30:29Yeah, he's had a really hard time.
30:31He assaulted a pupil in his care.
30:33Grabbed Ben by the throat.
30:35Could have killed him.
30:35Ben told you that, did he?
30:37Are you saying he's made it all up
30:38because I've seen the bruises?
30:39Look, Ben's been crushing on Katie for months now
30:42and she sacks him off for a good-looking French bloke.
30:44That's got to hurt.
30:46What about the messages he sent?
30:48Well, if Ben did do anything to Katie,
30:50then why would he have not deleted the messages?
30:53I don't know.
30:55Audrey Lombard, Odile's mother.
30:57Yeah, what about her?
30:58The way Neil was with her
30:59when she turned up at the search this morning,
31:01they seemed pretty close.
31:03Well, I know they had a bit of a thing.
31:07And you didn't think that was important?
31:09It was years ago.
31:11Now where are you going?
31:12To talk to her!
31:14Sarah!
31:18How long have you been coming to Saint-Michel?
31:22The first exchange trip was...
31:25seven years ago.
31:26And in a year since,
31:28you've chapped around how many trips?
31:29Must be half a dozen.
31:31And in your second summer year,
31:33you began a relationship with Audrey Lombard,
31:35another employee at the school.
31:37What's that got to do with anything?
31:39You knew both of those missing girls personally.
31:42Would that be a fair assessment?
31:45I take kids on these trips
31:47to feel valued.
31:50They give me something to live for again.
31:56And Odile,
31:58did she help you feel something again?
32:03No comment.
32:06We met at the school.
32:07A brief affair.
32:10Barely lasted the summer.
32:11Did he tell you about his breakdown?
32:14Neil never talked about it.
32:16There was always an anger inside Henry.
32:19A man who'd been way to war.
32:21Was he ever violent towards you?
32:22No, never.
32:25What about Odile?
32:27Neil must have known her pretty well.
32:29Odile never made much time for him.
32:32I guess she realised before I did,
32:34it wasn't going to last.
32:35Was he ever controlling towards her?
32:38You think I would have stood for that?
32:40Well, you've admitted that your daughter had troubles.
32:43Maybe it was because of him.
32:45It was over between us
32:47eight months before Odile disappeared.
32:49I couldn't live with his demons.
32:51But Neil was here
32:53on the next exchange trip
32:55when your daughter went missing.
32:58Yes.
33:00I suppose he must have been.
33:18We had to release Neil's cut,
33:19but he remains at our disposal.
33:21What are you joking?
33:22We don't have anything concrete on him.
33:24But he stays here in Saint-Michel.
33:25I went to speak to Audrey Lombert.
33:28Of course she did.
33:29Neil is the one who joins up all the dots.
33:32We got access to Kitty's call logs.
33:34And?
33:35She made an eight-minute phone call
33:37to an illicit mobile
33:38on the night she went missing.
33:40The call was traced to Boussoulet,
33:42a turn around a two-hour drive away
33:43from Saint-Michel.
33:45It was registered to your partner,
33:48Jessen Bradley.
33:50Did he mention this call to you?
33:53I don't know.
33:55Maybe.
33:57Any reason he might have another mobile?
34:00Could be his work phone.
34:03Did you know he was already in France?
34:06I knew he was here driving.
34:08Another coach trip.
34:10Okay.
34:11We'll need to question him.
34:13Just to rule him out as a suspect.
34:15Absolutely.
34:33Do you see my travel plug?
34:34I know I had it this morning.
34:36My phone's going to die
34:37if I don't get it charged.
34:37Would that be the same phone
34:38that Katie called you on
34:41the night she disappeared?
34:47I should have said something.
34:52Are you sleeping with her?
34:55What?
34:57No!
34:58No, no, no.
34:59She had a silly teenage crush.
35:02I should never have indulged her.
35:03For Christ's sake, Jessen.
35:05She's 17.
35:08Nothing happened, I swear.
35:13I swear...
35:16There was a moment she tried to kiss me.
35:17I didn't see that coming.
35:18Oh, no, you're fucking telling me.
35:21Oh, yeah, what was it she said?
35:22Latest, handsome.
35:24You lying shit.
35:27Oh, come on.
35:28No, no, we've only been together
35:29for five months.
35:30I don't even know who you are.
35:32Babes.
35:33Stay away from me.
35:35Look.
35:37Look, we're good together.
35:39I didn't want to mess that up.
35:45What did Katie want the night she called?
35:54She was pretty out of it.
35:56She wasn't making any sense,
35:58but she wanted me to pick her up.
36:01So why didn't you?
36:05Almost over 100 miles away.
36:07I told her that she should get herself back to the house.
36:09I would check on her first thing in the morning.
36:12If you'd driven straight there
36:13when she asked for your help,
36:16there's every chance that Katie would still be safe.
36:19Now.
36:23Why do you think I didn't tell you?
36:28I don't know.
36:36Why do you think I didn't tell you?
36:54I'd like to make sure you understand
36:55what's at stake here, Mr. Taylor.
37:00Well, I'm here.
37:01And I'm sure you're about to enlighten me.
37:05You've been brought in for questioning
37:07as a suspect.
37:09Which is why you're now in Belize custody.
37:20Good evening, Miss Gleeson.
37:23Dining alone?
37:24Yes, I'm afraid these days
37:26I'm rather a creature of habit.
37:29Care to join me?
37:31Um.
37:38Forgive me for saying,
37:39but you look rather shaken.
37:41Oh, I searched this morning
37:43rather took it out of me.
37:45Mmm, I know.
37:46I saw the posters.
37:47Care for a small glass of wine?
37:49Oh, no, please.
37:58Serge tells me
37:59there's been some developments.
38:02Did he also mention
38:03the Odile Lombard case?
38:09Mmm, unfortunate business.
38:13I'm afraid her disappearance
38:15cast a dark shadow over this town.
38:17Her name is hardly ever mentioned.
38:20I went to see her mother.
38:22She told me to ask you
38:24why it was that you left England.
38:29The England I remember
38:30is long gone.
38:35I prefer the French.
38:37They're so much more.
38:39Un-English.
38:44You want to find your daughter?
38:46Trust your instincts.
38:47And shut out all the white noise.
38:55This is Odile Lombard.
38:59She went up to meet some friends
39:01two nights ago.
39:02Never made it home.
39:04No one's seen her since.
39:06She went up to meet some friends.
39:08Yes.
39:09Yes.
39:10No, I heard she'd gone missing.
39:12Unfortunate business.
39:15Pretty girl, too.
39:17We know she left the bar
39:19just after 4 a.m.,
39:20walking on along
39:21Le Chemin de Bel-Argent.
39:23Your véhicule number plates
39:25were pinged on the road
39:26at 4.23.
39:30Oh, yes.
39:30No, no, no.
39:31I do remember
39:33seeing a young girl
39:35and I distinctly remember
39:37she was wearing a red top
39:38quite clear in my headlights.
39:41Was anyone else with her?
39:43No.
39:45No, I'm quite alone.
39:47Why?
39:49Are you suggesting
39:50I should have offered her a lift?
39:53No.
39:53Of course not.
39:55An offer like that
39:56can be misconstituted
39:58these days.
39:59Quite.
40:00You were questioned
40:01by the police
40:02in Oxford,
40:04England.
40:05August 1989,
40:06a young woman
40:07accused you
40:08of a serious sexual assault
40:11and all charges
40:12were subsequently dropped.
40:15Well,
40:15that's not entirely true,
40:18is it,
40:18Monsieur Taylor?
40:19And there were other
40:20accusations
40:21by other young women.
40:23And all unfounded
40:24and all made
40:26by disgruntled employees.
40:28of my company,
40:29admittedly very attractive ones.
40:32But life is different then.
40:34You wouldn't understand.
40:37And this line of questioning
40:38you're pursuing
40:39I find deeply unpleasant
40:41as I had nothing to do
40:43with Odile's disappearance.
40:44We are just getting
40:45all facts straight.
40:47Oh, really?
40:47Oh, I suggest
40:48you work a little harder
40:49at straightening them
40:50and then perhaps
40:51I'll talk to my lawyer
40:52in the meantime.
40:54You won't Olympics cited.
40:55Oh my God.
40:59Oh, my God.
41:04Oh, thanks a lot.
41:06Oh, my God.
41:08Oh, man.
41:10Oh, the thing?
41:11Oh, my God.
41:16Oh, no.
41:17Oh, nobody's done.
41:19Oh, my off.
41:19Oh, my God.
41:21Oh, my God.
41:22Oh, my God.
41:22Oh, moi.
41:40Are you okay?
41:42Where are you?
41:43I've just seen Xavier in the other hotel.
41:45I'm getting full of them now.
41:48Be careful.
41:55Sarah?
42:00Sarah, are you there?
42:06Sarah, talk to me!
42:08He's meeting Fabian Wolfen.
42:12Okay, so send me a pin to my phone.
42:14You stay where you are, I'll find you.
42:28I'll find you.
42:28You didn't want to go to your office?
42:29No, they're on the floor.
42:31You're afraid to find out for your secret?
42:44Hey, hey, hey, calme-toi.
42:47Je serai pas lĂ si je souhaitais ta mort.
42:53Les personnes dans cette ville qui en savent un peu trop.
42:56Et Ă qui on doit prendre un stĂšre.
43:20I just want to talk to you.
43:25Fuck off!
43:30Sarah?
43:33That's him!
43:34I just want to talk to you.
43:35I don't want to talk to you.
43:38I don't want to talk to you.
43:39I don't want to talk to you.
43:43I don't want to talk to you.
43:49I don't want to talk to you.
43:51I don't want to talk to you.
43:52I don't want to talk to you.
43:53I don't want to talk to you.
43:53I don't want to talk to you.
43:54I don't want to talk to you.
43:54I don't want to talk to you.
43:55I don't want to talk to you.
43:57I don't want to talk to you.
43:58I don't want to talk to you.
44:01I don't want to talk to you.
44:04Jason!
44:34You
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