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The Brokenwood Mysteries S12E05 (2026) [Full Movie] [Full Series]Full EP - Full
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00:00:07Hi!
00:00:09Mike Shepard!
00:00:12Tony, isn't it?
00:00:13Tony Kinetti.
00:00:13You got it.
00:00:14Kinetti's the name.
00:00:15Cars are my game.
00:00:17You moved away from...
00:00:18Guns? Nah, never.
00:00:19Still love a good firearm, but
00:00:20Cars are my true love.
00:00:22Let's face it, guns and cars mean what else makes a man.
00:00:26So you're finally ready for an upgrade, eh?
00:00:28I'm making some big changes.
00:00:31They've been having a few issues lately.
00:00:34Expensive? Yeah, I know.
00:00:35That's the good thing with buying new.
00:00:37Nothing ever goes wrong. And what are you thinking?
00:00:39One for you and for the missus? Ah, there is no missus.
00:00:42It's because of the car.
00:00:43Once we get you behind the wheel of a sexy new sedan
00:00:45or a sporty little number, you'll have a guaranteed harem
00:00:47of women hanging off every fender.
00:00:49So many, in fact, you might have to scale up to a ranger.
00:00:51More room to keep them in the back, more wearing the bikinis
00:00:54of course, and that is what a new car from Kinetti's
00:00:56will get you. That's your sales pitch,
00:00:58is it? New car and semi-naked woman.
00:01:01Too much.
00:01:02Have a great day, Tony.
00:01:03Wait, Mike, we haven't told finance.
00:01:05Not even a test drive, free roadside assistance.
00:01:07Not that you'd need it.
00:01:09Good luck, Tony.
00:01:12Come on, Mike!
00:01:13I haven't had a sale in six months!
00:01:29Hello? You okay in there?
00:01:33You're parked in a disabled spot, but you have no sticker!
00:01:58And you have no idea who he is?
00:02:00No. At least I've never seen him in the congregation.
00:02:04I wouldn't want to draw any conclusions,
00:02:06but you should know we hire out this hall to various groups,
00:02:10including hot women's yoga.
00:02:12But, um, last night it was a ukulele group.
00:02:16Good to know.
00:02:18Thank you, Reverend.
00:02:19If we need anything else, we'll come back to you.
00:02:26Odd choice of murder weapon.
00:02:28Indeed.
00:02:30You know, this is usually where Mike talks to the deceased.
00:02:34Yeah, I know.
00:02:36Pass?
00:02:37Yeah, that's a Mike thing.
00:02:39Gina, good morning.
00:02:41Unidentified white male.
00:02:43Roscofflin.
00:02:44Sorry?
00:02:45That's Roscofflin.
00:02:47Oh, okay.
00:02:48Uh, if it is him, he's our victim, you know?
00:02:54I may have been the last person to see him alive after rehearsal.
00:02:57Good night, Roscoff.
00:02:58No, Gina.
00:02:59Hey, lovely suggestion about doing that original song.
00:03:01Next week, we'll make it happen.
00:03:03I'm so happy.
00:03:04We're both in the ukulele orchestra.
00:03:07You're writing songs now?
00:03:10Just one.
00:03:11But I think it's quite good.
00:03:12Wow.
00:03:13A woman of many talents.
00:03:14Yes, so many.
00:03:16Uh, Gina, given you knew the victim, you okay to do what you came to do?
00:03:20Of course.
00:03:21There will be no problem with me performing my duties.
00:03:24Right.
00:03:25Um, well, we will need your statement after you...
00:03:29What?
00:03:30Do what you do, you know, at the mortuary.
00:03:35I'm having real trouble putting the words Gina and ukulele together.
00:03:43Yes, I said ukulele.
00:03:45That is not your standard murder weapon.
00:03:47No, it is not.
00:03:49Or anything that I would ever associate with Gina.
00:03:51Yet, she is our star witness.
00:03:54Or suspect, or something.
00:03:56What do you want to do about that?
00:03:58Have you done a welfare check with her?
00:03:59Yeah, she said she's fine to continue.
00:04:02Then I wouldn't argue.
00:04:07How's the big house move going?
00:04:09I'll get back to you.
00:04:11Lads.
00:04:13Mike is still on leave?
00:04:14Moving day.
00:04:16A fresh new start for him.
00:04:20So, you want to tell us about last night?
00:04:24When I arrived,
00:04:26Selina Dean, our teacher,
00:04:29and her niece, Julie Jones, were there first, as usual.
00:04:32Gina, that song you suggested about lions and leopards.
00:04:35I love it.
00:04:36It's not finished yet.
00:04:37Oh, I know, but it will be.
00:04:39And you will absolutely shine.
00:04:42And of course, Annabella was already there, as always.
00:04:45Roscoe's ex-wife.
00:04:46Sort of...
00:04:47Oh, definitely his ex-wife, now that he's dead.
00:04:50Amicable?
00:04:51Who knows who divorce was go on under the surface?
00:04:55Why am I in this room?
00:04:57You're giving a statement?
00:04:58I prefer somewhere more comfortable.
00:05:05Um...
00:05:06Gina, I don't think...
00:05:07Since Mike is not here,
00:05:08I'm sure he would like me to keep his seat warm for him.
00:05:13Um...
00:05:15Okay?
00:05:18Huh.
00:05:19Better.
00:05:20So...
00:05:21Where were we?
00:05:22Uh, people.
00:05:23Arriving for last night's practice.
00:05:25Next was Frodo.
00:05:27Your oat milk latte, my lady.
00:05:28Frodo, you are such a darling, as usual.
00:05:32Thank you very much.
00:05:33Good.
00:05:33He's enthusiastic, but lacks discipline.
00:05:35Becky?
00:05:35Those cat videos you sent me...
00:05:37So funny!
00:05:38With the one with the...
00:05:39Becky and Josefa were next.
00:05:41So good!
00:05:41Oh, you're gonna have a laugh, don't you?
00:05:44Hello, my friend.
00:05:46How you doing?
00:05:46You know.
00:05:47Yeah.
00:05:48Josefa was depressed.
00:05:49But then, he's always depressed.
00:05:51It's good to see you.
00:05:51Okay, let's not wait any longer.
00:05:52We'll warm things up with a little stroll down Dominion Road.
00:05:56One, two, three, go!
00:05:59And then, Roscoe arrived.
00:06:01In the way that Roscoe always arrives.
00:06:04He's swept into a room like he owned it.
00:06:07And everyone in it.
00:06:11I know, late as usual, traffic was horrendous.
00:06:14It's 7pm on a Monday in Broken Wood.
00:06:19Hey, trophy.
00:06:22Sorry.
00:06:23Trophy.
00:06:24As in, trophy wife.
00:06:26Charming.
00:06:27Behind his back, she's calling him her participation certificate.
00:06:31Okay.
00:06:32They had a complex relationship.
00:06:35A lot of hate on the surface.
00:06:36But definitely a lot still going on underneath.
00:06:39Like, when he joined the orchestra,
00:06:43he just walked in, sat down next to her, and started playing.
00:06:46Selena, our teacher, hated Roscoe from day one.
00:06:49And if Annabella had had a word in her ear,
00:06:53Selena would have kicked him out in a heartbeat.
00:06:56But she never said a word.
00:06:58But if Selena hated Roscoe, why didn't she just kick him out herself?
00:07:03Because there was a reason to keep him in.
00:07:06So, Dominion Road, what's that?
00:07:08It's hard to tell, because all I could hear was,
00:07:09except they were playing some random chords.
00:07:11Oh, yeah. Hilarious, Roscoe.
00:07:13We all have dinner.
00:07:14Yes.
00:07:14Dominion Road.
00:07:16Nice.
00:07:16One, two, three, go.
00:07:26Dominion Road is bending under its own weight.
00:07:33Shining like a strip cut from a sheet.
00:07:36The middle play, cause it's just been raining.
00:07:41Say whatever you want about Roscoe Flayne.
00:07:44His playing was excellent.
00:07:47And then, Lars Lowe arrived.
00:07:50All the way down.
00:07:52All the way down.
00:07:54All the way down.
00:07:55All the way down.
00:07:56All the way down.
00:07:56To make it roll.
00:07:59Yeah.
00:08:00Oh.
00:08:08Bravo.
00:08:10Another Kiwi classic slaughtered at your altar.
00:08:12Go away, Leslo.
00:08:14You know you're not welcome here.
00:08:15Lars Lowe Carson.
00:08:17He used to be part of the BUO until he and Selena fell out.
00:08:20Sorry.
00:08:21The BUO?
00:08:23The Brokenwood Ukulele Orchestra.
00:08:25Now he's the leader of Brokenwood's other ukulele group.
00:08:29Brokenwood has two ukulele groups.
00:08:32Newkelele Armageddon.
00:08:34How have I never seen either of them advertised anywhere?
00:08:37Because neither of them ever played live.
00:08:40Yet.
00:08:40It is a race to be ready first.
00:08:43Very much like getting a man into space.
00:08:45Russia took that one.
00:08:47But the US landed on the moon.
00:08:49But did they?
00:08:50Really?
00:08:51The BUO was well in the lead.
00:08:54Mainly because Newkelele Armageddon was still a group of one.
00:08:58How can one person be a group?
00:09:00When you are Laszlo Carson, you are already one of many.
00:09:04Coffee.
00:09:16You need to know.
00:09:18No one liked Laszlo.
00:09:20Look Laszlo.
00:09:21No one wants to join your stupid group.
00:09:24You say stupid.
00:09:25I say the future.
00:09:27I don't want any of you as part of Newkelele Armageddon.
00:09:31Except...
00:09:33Come on Roscoe.
00:09:34You and me together.
00:09:36What beautiful music we can make.
00:09:38Laszlo was there to steal Roscoe Flynn from the orchestra.
00:09:42Why? To go off and be like an ukulele wham?
00:09:46Laszlo's vision is much darker than ours or WAM's.
00:09:50You have a vision.
00:09:53Sorry?
00:09:54Darkness is not what I seek with a BUO.
00:09:59Can I finish my story?
00:10:00I have work to attend to.
00:10:02Please, carry on.
00:10:03So yes, Laszlo was trying to uplift Roscoe from our orchestra.
00:10:07Laszlo, mate.
00:10:09I've told you time and time again, I'm not into that metal meets uke mash-up thing you want to
00:10:14do.
00:10:15I just play because I want to have fun.
00:10:17Isn't that right, my sweet?
00:10:18Oh yeah, fun, fun, fun.
00:10:22You owe me.
00:10:24Nah, mate.
00:10:25You and me are a long time done.
00:10:28So, ta-ta.
00:10:29Oh.
00:10:32I'm not giving up.
00:10:35Laszlo departed the building.
00:10:36We rehearsed as usual for two hours.
00:10:39Right.
00:10:40Moving on.
00:10:41To...
00:10:42Slice of Heaven, I think.
00:10:43No more disruptions.
00:10:45Just like-minded people and their ukuleles.
00:10:49Now, I must go and autopsy Roscoe Flynn.
00:10:53Gina, just one last thing.
00:10:56What is it you seek playing the ukulele?
00:11:00That's the word you used.
00:11:02Seek.
00:11:03What has this got to do with the death of Roscoe Flynn?
00:11:06No, nothing. I'm just curious.
00:11:08It needs nothing to do with you.
00:11:15I mean, I'm not wrong, am I?
00:11:18The ukulele is so not Gina.
00:11:20The ways of Gina perplex us all.
00:11:22Hang on.
00:11:23Could you be very careful?
00:11:26I, uh, know Roscoe Flynn.
00:11:28Oh, well, I've never actually met him, but I know who he is.
00:11:32A property developer.
00:11:33Oh, okay.
00:11:34Well then, the suspect list just got a whole lot longer.
00:11:36Ragsby something.
00:11:37I took a look at the size of the sort of buying off the plans.
00:11:40It's not really me.
00:11:42Oh, hang on.
00:11:43It's okay.
00:11:43I can take those.
00:11:47So, uh, yeah.
00:11:48Call me if you need me.
00:11:49Will do.
00:11:50Tell you what.
00:11:50You said Josefa Knight was part of the group.
00:11:53Uh, yeah.
00:11:54You know him?
00:11:55I do.
00:11:55In fact, he's just bought and sold houses for me.
00:11:58Why don't I talk to him?
00:12:00Especially seeing as he's just walked through my door.
00:12:03Yeah, okay.
00:12:04That sounds sensible.
00:12:05Back to you soon.
00:12:07Josefa.
00:12:08Mike!
00:12:09How's the big move going?
00:12:11How's the big move going?
00:12:11Pretty good.
00:12:11Nothing too damaged that can't be fixed.
00:12:13Nah, they're good boys, these ones.
00:12:15They're best in town.
00:12:16My research led me to believe they're the only ones in town.
00:12:19Wait.
00:12:19Just because they're the only doesn't mean they can't also be the best.
00:12:22I guess that's true.
00:12:24Now, I have a little tradition on every moving in day that I'm involved in.
00:12:27A little housewarming gift.
00:12:29That's very nice.
00:12:30Why don't you and I share a drop?
00:12:32After we've had a wee chat, what do we have left to chat about?
00:12:36Are not our chatting days done?
00:12:38This is about Roscoe Flynn.
00:12:41What about Roscoe?
00:12:43And the fact that last night, he died.
00:12:53Here.
00:12:54To help deal with the news.
00:12:56Is this your stuff?
00:12:57My humble offering to the Gods of Wine.
00:13:00You're alone?
00:13:02Yeah.
00:13:10Sorry about the bottle before, I'll get you another.
00:13:13Not to worry.
00:13:15So, you're a member of the Broken Wood Ukulele Orchestra?
00:13:19Yes.
00:13:20Yeah.
00:13:21I wouldn't have picked that.
00:13:22Not my idea.
00:13:24Whose was it?
00:13:25Annabella's.
00:13:26She was worried I was depressed, thought getting a bit of Pasifika into my life might cheer me up.
00:13:30I tried to explain I'm always depressed, but once Annabella makes a decision, it stays decided.
00:13:35Hmm.
00:13:36I'm a terrible player, but strumming away, you know, does have a certain calming effect.
00:13:40And you worked with Roscoe?
00:13:42I wouldn't say with.
00:13:43Well, I saw your name on a sign up at the Ragsby development.
00:13:47Ragsby Gardens.
00:13:49Yeah, I had the exclusive listing rights, but I'm not actively working on the project.
00:13:54In fact, Roscoe and I, we rarely spoke.
00:13:57But you were in the orchestra together?
00:13:59I was doing the ukulele thing for a while.
00:14:02Roscoe arrived on the scene much later.
00:14:04Hmm.
00:14:05Before or after he and Annabella got divorced?
00:14:08They're not divorced.
00:14:09Yet.
00:14:10We're going through the process.
00:14:12But yes, after proceedings began, then he started coming along.
00:14:17So you're getting divorced, then you join your wife's music group?
00:14:21You have to talk to Annabella about that.
00:14:24The ukulele, that was a them thing.
00:14:26Hmm.
00:14:29How were they last night?
00:14:32Do you think she killed him?
00:14:33I don't think anything at the moment.
00:14:35I just want to know if anything was out of the ordinary.
00:14:39Well, apart from that Norwegian death ukulele freak show, Laszlo turning up trying to steal Roscoe from the group.
00:14:47No, it was very much a normal session.
00:14:50And then Roscoe Flynn ended up dead?
00:14:53Yeah.
00:14:54Okay, that was a little bit different.
00:15:01I used to play the ukulele.
00:15:05Your secret is safe with me.
00:15:08At school.
00:15:08Wasn't half bad.
00:15:10Anything leaping off the screen?
00:15:13Yosefa Knight has a whole heap of speeding tickets against his name.
00:15:17It's not exactly homicide, is it?
00:15:19Julie Jones, meanwhile, has many convictions, including assault, and in fact, not long out of prison.
00:15:27Hmm, that's more like it.
00:15:28Conditions of her parole include residing with her aunt, Selena Dean.
00:15:34Do I have Roscoe Flynn's address?
00:15:36Yep.
00:15:37There first, then swing by Miss Jones for a quick word.
00:15:40I reckon.
00:15:47Who says there's no honesty in advertising?
00:15:50And this is definitely Roscoe Flynn's given address?
00:15:53I'm guessing that pounces it.
00:16:00I thought this guy was rich.
00:16:03I mean, it's quite a nice caravan.
00:16:21I'm guessing she ended up with the marital property.
00:16:26Ragsby Gardens, where divorced men come to die.
00:16:30Let's get out of here.
00:16:31Fair call.
00:16:44Julie Jones?
00:16:49Should we chase after her?
00:16:50Why?
00:16:51It's a pretty suspicious behaviour.
00:16:54Fill your boots.
00:16:56I want to know why someone runs before I chase after them.
00:16:59Yeah, I can work with that.
00:17:00Hmm.
00:17:17Hello?
00:17:18Selena Dean?
00:17:19Yes?
00:17:20Detective Kristen Simms, this is DC Chalmers.
00:17:23Was that person there working on the Jeep?
00:17:26Julie Jones?
00:17:26She was here, yeah.
00:17:28What did you want to talk to her about?
00:17:30The same thing we'd like to speak to you about.
00:17:33The death of Roscoe Flynn.
00:17:37Roscoe?
00:17:39And you were the last to leave the hall?
00:17:41I set the alarm, locked up.
00:17:43As per usual.
00:17:44And Roscoe was still in the car park?
00:17:46Yes.
00:17:48Whatever you say.
00:17:50Yeah.
00:17:51Yeah.
00:17:54Night Roscoe.
00:17:56Okay.
00:17:57Yeah.
00:17:58Alright.
00:18:02Maybe.
00:18:04Any other cars still in?
00:18:06No, just Roscoe's.
00:18:09Anything out of the ordinary in the session?
00:18:12Rehearsal?
00:18:13No.
00:18:14Not even Laslo's little visit was at first.
00:18:17He was trying to poach Roscoe, is that right?
00:18:20Among other things.
00:18:21Such as?
00:18:23Laslo's still not thrilled I kicked him out of the orchestra.
00:18:25Why did you kick him out?
00:18:27Have you met Laslo yet?
00:18:28No.
00:18:29You'll figure it out.
00:18:31So Roscoe replaced him in the group?
00:18:33No, there was an overlap.
00:18:34Which is why Laslo wanted Roscoe for his little art project?
00:18:39Whatever he's calling it.
00:18:39Nuklele Armageddon.
00:18:41Stupidest name ever.
00:18:43Roscoe was your best player.
00:18:46By some margin.
00:18:48Unfortunately.
00:18:49And how was he last night?
00:18:50Same as usual.
00:18:51Last to arrive.
00:18:52First out the door at the end.
00:18:53He left first.
00:18:55From memory, he, Annabella and Josefa left together.
00:19:00Night, Josefa.
00:19:01Great rehearsal tonight, Selena.
00:19:03I really feel we're getting close.
00:19:05Close to what?
00:19:06Performing in public.
00:19:07Opinion is divided on whether we're ready.
00:19:10In what way?
00:19:11They all want to, but I don't think we're anywhere near it yet.
00:19:14Is that a bone of contention?
00:19:16Yeah.
00:19:17Mainly with Roscoe, who just liked to show off.
00:19:20How did Annabella take it when he joined the orchestra
00:19:23and started throwing his weight around?
00:19:25Just in her stride.
00:19:26The way she does everything.
00:19:28She's a friggin' saint.
00:19:30That's high praise.
00:19:31She's worth it.
00:19:32Like, when Julie came to live with me,
00:19:34I'm sure you know the circumstances.
00:19:37We do.
00:19:39Annabella was the only one around here that gave her the time of day.
00:19:42She even gave her a job doing gardening and stuff,
00:19:44which is a hell of a lot better than doing grey cans, I'm sure you'd agree.
00:19:47Undoubtedly.
00:19:48Well, tell Julie we'd like a word.
00:19:51When she comes back from wherever she needed to be in such a hurry.
00:19:58You know, I get the appeal of the ukulele.
00:20:01If it's playing in the background when you're in Hawaii.
00:20:04Laying on the beach, sipping Mai Tais.
00:20:06Well, I am more partial to a daiquiri myself.
00:20:12Okay.
00:20:13Roscoe Flynn's phone records tell the story.
00:20:16Oh, so who did he talk to last before he died?
00:20:19The ex-wife.
00:20:20In fact, Roscoe and Annabella talked to each other a lot for a couple going through a divorce.
00:20:25They had some stuff to sort out.
00:20:26Hmm.
00:20:27Some might say that's why God gave us lawyers.
00:20:31Most divorced couples I know, the last thing they want to do is talk to each other.
00:20:35You know a lot of divorced couples, do you?
00:20:37More than I would like.
00:20:38Another frequent caller.
00:20:41Usually unanswered.
00:20:42A number belonging to Laszlo Carlson.
00:20:46Hmm.
00:20:47Roscoe wasn't keen on talking to Laszlo then.
00:20:56Gina.
00:20:57I need to talk to Mike.
00:20:58Why'd you call me then?
00:20:59He didn't pick up my call.
00:21:01That's because, as I explained, Mike's on the sidelines for this one.
00:21:06Then you need to know that Roscoe Flynn was killed by ukulele.
00:21:10Hmm.
00:21:11Yeah, I think that was quite obvious, Gina.
00:21:13But this ukulele was engineered to kill.
00:21:18For Roscoe Flynn, death had four strings.
00:21:25Yeah, I know those moving guys.
00:21:27They come here quite a bit.
00:21:28They reckon when you're fully caffeinated you move stuff faster.
00:21:31Just safer is all I'm after.
00:21:33Yeah, well, you don't want to believe everything you're hearing.
00:21:36But is the news true about Roscoe Flynn?
00:21:38Word gets around.
00:21:39Not a word, Frodo.
00:21:41Reverend Green has sworn me to secrecy so I cannot share what I know.
00:21:45But...
00:21:50Roscoe Flynn was found dead this morning.
00:21:52No way.
00:21:53No way. How?
00:21:54Frodo, I cannot say.
00:21:56Strangled to death with a broken ukulele.
00:21:59Far out.
00:21:59Why would somebody want to kill Roscoe?
00:22:01He's a bit of a dick at times, but he is always okay with me.
00:22:05When exactly did you last see Roscoe Flynn?
00:22:08When me and Mrs. Baker were leaving rehearsal.
00:22:11Nailed it tonight, Frodo.
00:22:12Hey, thanks man.
00:22:13Where have I heard that before?
00:22:15Never mind, I played well tonight, Roscoe.
00:22:17Oh, no. Yeah, totally. You were killing it.
00:22:20Not that I mean Mrs. Baker killed her.
00:22:23Well, I'm sure she didn't.
00:22:24That'd be weird.
00:22:25It would.
00:22:26Have you met Annabella yet?
00:22:28Not yet.
00:22:29She's like the coolest and nicest person on the planet.
00:22:32Positive, full of encouragement.
00:22:34Like with Gina and her song.
00:22:36What song is this?
00:22:38Nothing, just the way she plays.
00:22:41Like songs and stuff.
00:22:43Frodo, why is Gina on their ukulele?
00:22:45I have customers.
00:22:54Gina.
00:22:55Why are you making house calls?
00:22:56I would like to demonstrate something to you.
00:22:59Cause of death for Roscoe Flynn?
00:23:01Ligature strangulation.
00:23:03Ligature meaning a device was used as opposed to manual strangulation by the hands.
00:23:07Yeah.
00:23:08Thanks, Gina.
00:23:08It was done with enough force to fracture the hyoid bone.
00:23:15Injury to his hands consistent with trying to fight the ligature.
00:23:19But it would have been over very quickly.
00:23:21So, obviously the assailant was big enough and strong enough?
00:23:24No.
00:23:24Not obviously.
00:23:25Sit.
00:23:28Why don't you use DC Chalmers to demonstrate and I can take notes?
00:23:32I was thinking the same thing about being the one taking notes.
00:23:34But I was thinking it as your senior officer.
00:23:44Roscoe Flynn sits in the front seat.
00:23:47Has no idea someone is behind him.
00:23:50Oh!
00:23:51Ah!
00:23:51See?
00:23:53Exactly as Roscoe Flynn did.
00:23:54I think anyone would.
00:23:56But too late.
00:23:56The ligature is already biting into the neck.
00:23:59All the person behind him needs to do is lean back.
00:24:02And if necessary, put their knee in the back of the seat.
00:24:06Yep.
00:24:06Okay, good.
00:24:07Got it.
00:24:07Relax.
00:24:08I'm not actually going to kill you.
00:24:10Just showing that the offender doesn't need to be big and strong.
00:24:13Because physics is doing the work.
00:24:16Now, with the head, trapped against the headrest, they cannot trush around.
00:24:22Snap!
00:24:23Higher eat bone.
00:24:24Quick and clean.
00:24:28Physics got it.
00:24:30So, why the unusual choice of murder weapon?
00:24:33The ukulele.
00:24:35It's an instrument of love.
00:24:37Men and women serenading each other to its gentle, soothing sounds.
00:24:43But this ukulele was re-engineered for one purpose only.
00:24:47To kill.
00:24:48The strings were superglued into the bridge and tied off to the tuning pegs,
00:24:53just to make sure they didn't come loose during the act.
00:24:56Turning a ukulele into an instrument of death, that's definitely sending a message.
00:25:02Especially this ukulele.
00:25:03What's so special about it?
00:25:05This is the nainoa, made in Hawaii from the wood of koa tree.
00:25:11As such, it can only be purchased in Hawaii.
00:25:15This is a very expensive, very special ukulele.
00:25:18How expensive?
00:25:19In the thousands.
00:25:21This was found in the footwell of the victim's car.
00:25:24Is it the same?
00:25:24This is Roscoe's ukulele.
00:25:27This is a twin of this one.
00:25:30As I said, message.
00:25:33Thanks, Gina.
00:25:35I must go now.
00:25:36In my excitement, I forgot to put him in the fridge.
00:25:41Start of a ten.
00:25:43Who does Gina want to serenade with her ukulele of live?
00:25:47Hmm, I couldn't possibly say.
00:25:59The thing is that when I came here, seems like a lifetime ago, the plan was to ease into retirement
00:26:07making wine.
00:26:08Well, the retirement thing never quite happened.
00:26:10And the wine?
00:26:12Hmm, well, it is what it is.
00:26:14My dad says it is what it is, means it is what it shouldn't be.
00:26:17Sure.
00:26:19Merlot.
00:26:20Yes, but I'm moving on now.
00:26:22And there's only two cases left, and I'm thinking, what better place for them to end up than...
00:26:28Than here.
00:26:30Keep it local.
00:26:32No charge.
00:26:33I'd be happy knowing they found a good home.
00:26:43Trudy will get back to you.
00:26:49Maybe it's a cultural thing with Gina.
00:26:52Being in a ukulele orchestra.
00:26:54Instruments with less than six strings.
00:26:56Brokenwood doesn't have a balla-laika orchestra, so she went for the next best thing to express her love.
00:27:03Laszlo Carlson, not his birth name.
00:27:06He changed it.
00:27:07From?
00:27:09Liam Ragsby.
00:27:11Of Ragsby Gardens.
00:27:12Or a strange coincidence.
00:27:16Heads up.
00:27:18Oh, the track star returns.
00:27:24So, Roscoe Flynn is dead.
00:27:26He is.
00:27:28How'd he die?
00:27:29That's currently under investigation.
00:27:32Oh, you don't know.
00:27:33We do.
00:27:35Do you?
00:27:38Okay, can we cut the crap?
00:27:40Roscoe was a douchebag.
00:27:41Yeah.
00:27:42But I didn't kill him.
00:27:43Why was he a douchebag?
00:27:45For what he did to Aunty Selina.
00:27:47They'd all got sorted out.
00:27:48Yeah, thanks to Annabella.
00:27:52A couple of years back, I was thinking about selling my place.
00:27:55I liked the look of what Roscoe was proposing at Kegans Bay.
00:27:59And so, I put a deposit down.
00:28:01Off the plans.
00:28:02Once he had no intention of ever building.
00:28:04No.
00:28:05I sincerely believe he had the best of intentions.
00:28:07It's just, you know, the economy.
00:28:10Besides, the money got paid back eventually.
00:28:12So, Annabella Flynn paid off her husband's debts on that project?
00:28:16Just me.
00:28:18I think she felt partially responsible because she put me in contact with him.
00:28:22And now she's given you a job.
00:28:25She's a good person.
00:28:27What else can I say?
00:28:29Last night, you arrived first, yeah?
00:28:32Yep. With Aunty Selina.
00:28:34You didn't notice anything out of the ordinary, apart from Laszlo Carlson's visit during the rehearsal?
00:28:40Roscoe was as obnoxious and not all as usual, so...
00:28:43No, same old, same old.
00:28:47And then you were the last to leave, along with Selina?
00:28:51Uh, no.
00:28:52Nope.
00:28:53I left earlier.
00:28:54I decided to walk home.
00:28:56You didn't mention that.
00:28:58You never asked.
00:28:59It didn't occur to me.
00:29:01Julie often walks home.
00:29:02It's not that far.
00:29:03Helps me calm down after...
00:29:09Roscoe.
00:29:11I like to walk.
00:29:22Hi Julie.
00:29:24Pleasure as always.
00:29:28Actually, there was one thing that was kind of odd.
00:29:31Like, just down the road, Josefa had pulled over.
00:29:34He was talking, like, on the phone maybe, or maybe to himself, I don't know.
00:29:38Whatever it was, he did not seem happy.
00:29:42Then I got home, and Aunty Selina was already there.
00:29:46We said goodnight.
00:29:48I went to sleep.
00:29:50That end.
00:29:52Once upon a time, according to your record, these late night walks sometimes ended up in other people's houses.
00:30:02None of that here, I hope.
00:30:05That was the old me.
00:30:08I don't have any desire to go back there.
00:30:16One steak and cheese.
00:30:18Thanks, Lena.
00:30:21My dad says they're the king of pies.
00:30:23Your dad sounds like an interesting man.
00:30:25Thanks.
00:30:26Yeah.
00:30:27He takes after me.
00:30:29Lena.
00:30:34Detective Shepard?
00:30:35Mrs Baker.
00:30:37Can I offer you a wine?
00:30:39Is that Merlot?
00:30:40Yes, the king of wines.
00:30:41Oh, God.
00:30:43Well, I, um...
00:30:46Don't drink red.
00:30:48Truly love.
00:30:49A save blanc when you have the time.
00:30:52Moving day out of here?
00:30:54Yes.
00:30:54Using the local mob?
00:30:56Didn't have much choice.
00:30:57Oh, you've heard the story about how they once delivered everything to the Roman trees.
00:31:03But I wouldn't worry about it.
00:31:05Oh.
00:31:06Um, do you mind if I ask you a couple of questions?
00:31:09About Roscoe Flynn.
00:31:11Terrible, terrible thing.
00:31:13I mean, I know he wasn't the most lovable human on the planet, but still.
00:31:17It happened after rehearsal, right? In the car park?
00:31:20There are things that I can neither confirm nor deny.
00:31:22You know about Julie, right?
00:31:24That girl has a past.
00:31:25Yes, we are aware of that.
00:31:27Oh, she's troubled that one.
00:31:28You can tell just by looking at her.
00:31:29Oh, thanks, love.
00:31:30And Laszlo.
00:31:31I mean, he was dark when he was in the group.
00:31:33And then Roscoe George and he got even darker.
00:31:35And then Selina had to ask him to leave because we all agreed that he was creepy.
00:31:39Except for Annabella, of course.
00:31:41Because she always sees the best in everyone.
00:31:43And now, it's like he just drags this big dark cloud around him wherever he goes.
00:31:47And Yusefa, I mean, he is weirdly devoted to Annabella.
00:31:52He's like a lovestruck mummy around her.
00:31:55Maybe Roscoe found out about them and the two men got into a fight.
00:31:59Then?
00:32:00Well, she's a single woman now.
00:32:02That is a scenario worth looking into.
00:32:04I'll get back to you about that.
00:32:06And I will get back to you about that.
00:32:09Cheers.
00:32:10Cheers.
00:32:10Is that Mike's wine?
00:32:12Mm-hmm.
00:32:14I bet it's not great.
00:32:15Even for a Merlot.
00:32:16No.
00:32:17It takes a certain lack of talent to mess up a Merlot.
00:32:20My dad says that's why he sold his place.
00:32:23Because he failed as a winemaker.
00:32:25Mm.
00:32:25Mm.
00:32:27Soldier?
00:32:27Mm-hmm.
00:32:51Oh, I'll tell you a little bit.
00:32:52No, no, no.
00:32:52Yeah, that's so cute.
00:32:52No, no, no, no.
00:32:54Oh!
00:32:56Oh, yeah.
00:32:57Yeah, that's so cute.
00:32:57I'm here to have a lot of times to get married.
00:32:57Oh, this is good.
00:33:04Oh, God.
00:33:24Hello?
00:33:27Laszlo Carlson?
00:33:28Brokenwood CIB, we just want a quick word.
00:33:47Pretty sure I had this nightmare once.
00:33:51Check this out.
00:34:02Okay.
00:34:05The artworks will be available for sale after the performance.
00:34:08These are artworks.
00:34:10Can I help you?
00:34:12DC Chalmers.
00:34:14Detective Sims.
00:34:16I say again, can I help you?
00:34:18We're investigating the death of Roscoe Flynn.
00:34:22He's dead?
00:34:23Very much so.
00:34:26And do you have a reaction to that?
00:34:29I have mixed feelings.
00:34:31He was a great player and I've made no secret about wanting him to join me.
00:34:36Ukulele Armageddon?
00:34:37The show I am devising, yes.
00:34:40You were trying to recruit him?
00:34:42As I said.
00:34:43But no other members of the Brokenwood Ukulele Orchestra?
00:34:47Amateurs.
00:34:49They are the inspiration behind my show.
00:34:51What is your show?
00:34:54It's about the comfortable middle class who adopted the instrument of the worker for their new book club.
00:35:02I'm not a fan of the comfortable middle class.
00:35:08You said you had mixed feelings about Roscoe Flynn's death.
00:35:13Well, he was the one that cheated my parents out of their land, but then he was a property developer.
00:35:21And a cockroach does what a cockroach does.
00:35:26Even cockroaches deserve a second chance.
00:35:29How did he trick them out of their land?
00:35:31He took advantage of their age and fragile mental state to swindle them out of their life savings.
00:35:36And did you try to stop them?
00:35:38At the time we were, shall we say, estranged.
00:35:43Do you know who killed him, Laszlo?
00:35:46Oh, did somebody kill him?
00:35:48You never said.
00:35:49Yes.
00:35:51I imagine there was quite a cue for that privilege.
00:35:54But no.
00:35:56I can't help you.
00:35:57You paid the Brokenwood Ukulele Orchestra visit last night.
00:36:02Then I came back here.
00:36:03Were you alone?
00:36:05Look around, detective.
00:36:05Of course I was.
00:36:08And unless you have a warrant to be in here, I'd quite like to be left alone once more.
00:36:16Okay, well, it was nice chatting.
00:36:19Wasn't it?
00:36:25God.
00:36:29For a man on leave, Mike is exhibiting signs of separation anxiety.
00:36:37I need a coffee.
00:36:42I'm guessing you're back in the office now.
00:36:44You defaced the board.
00:36:45Well, I wouldn't call it a defacement.
00:36:47More a logical rethinking.
00:36:50How was Laszlo Carlson?
00:36:51Disturbing.
00:36:52You're meant to be on leave, which means we notify you when stuff happens.
00:36:58Well, if half of what I hear is true, then my worldly possessions are in Riverstate.
00:37:02I need something to take my mind off it.
00:37:04By thinking about the things you're not meant to be thinking about.
00:37:07Hmm.
00:37:08Occupational hazard.
00:37:09Well, whoever did it.
00:37:11It's all about Annabella Flynn.
00:37:14It seems so.
00:37:15We'll get up there to talk to her ASAP.
00:37:18Don't bother.
00:37:19I'm already here.
00:37:20I'll let you know how it goes.
00:37:25Ms Flynn.
00:37:27This is Mike Sheppard.
00:37:28Brokenwood CRB.
00:37:29Annabella, please.
00:37:31And I was wondering when the police would get to me.
00:37:35I'm very sorry for your loss.
00:37:37Yeah, I'm still trying to process it, really.
00:37:40To be honest, in a way, Roscoe died for me some time ago, but it's still awful.
00:37:47No one deserves to be taken before their time.
00:37:50I can't argue with that.
00:37:53Do you mind me asking why you got divorced?
00:37:56No, not at all.
00:37:59Roscoe got through my defences, really.
00:38:02He was charming, and he was funny, and he had an energy that I sort of needed in my life
00:38:09at the time that we met.
00:38:11We loved music.
00:38:12We had fun.
00:38:15But then I realised that for his part, it was all an act.
00:38:20In what way?
00:38:23I've been lucky around money, and wise with it, but Roscoe was born poor, which created
00:38:28a hunger in him to be rich.
00:38:31And yeah, sometimes he was rich, but he was not good with money, and so then he'd just
00:38:37lose it all over again.
00:38:38So he married you for your money?
00:38:41No.
00:38:42We married because we were in love.
00:38:44But it's hard to keep loving someone who is shouting at you, demanding that you give
00:38:50him money just because he's your husband, and he needs it.
00:38:53But you never bailed him out?
00:38:55No.
00:38:56From time to time, I'd make reparations in either money or opportunity to nice people
00:39:01who suffered because of Roscoe.
00:39:03But no, I never gave him a cent, and inevitably, that became an issue too big for the marriage
00:39:09to survive.
00:39:09So I began divorce proceedings.
00:39:13And Roscoe fought those proceedings?
00:39:15Oh, yeah.
00:39:16Of course.
00:39:17I mean, half of mine was his, according to him.
00:39:20Never mind the documents that he freely signed before we got married.
00:39:24Like I said, I'm sensible when it comes to money.
00:39:28I can see that.
00:39:29Oh, my goodness.
00:39:31I am probably making myself sound like your prime suspect, aren't I?
00:39:35Well, luckily, I have made sandwiches.
00:39:41Mmm.
00:39:42Lovely.
00:39:43Mmm.
00:39:44I'd give a good sandwich, even if I do say so myself.
00:39:48Could we talk about the events of last night?
00:39:50Yeah, of course.
00:39:51When did you last see Roscoe?
00:39:54When I left, after rehearsal, Yusufa, Roscoe, and I all walked out together.
00:39:58Night, mate.
00:40:05So you're good for the meeting on Friday?
00:40:07Of course.
00:40:08Because spending time and money I don't have on lawyers is what I live for.
00:40:16If the two of you were at war, why did he join your ukulele group?
00:40:20Because he knew his presence would drive me crazy.
00:40:23He wanted to rub my nose in his talent.
00:40:25He loved stirring for the sake of stirring, because it was a completely Roscoe thing to do.
00:40:31Why didn't you get him kicked out?
00:40:32He joined after you, didn't he?
00:40:34It's because Roscoe was good.
00:40:36We're not a great bunch of players, and having him in there made us better.
00:40:42There was one weird thing about last night.
00:40:46As I was driving out of the car park, I thought I saw someone.
00:40:50Honestly, I saw whoever it was just out of the corner of my eye, and even as I say it
00:40:54now, I wonder if I imagined it.
00:40:56But, well, given events, it may or may not be important.
00:41:00And you came straight high?
00:41:01I did, and I even have a witness to back that up.
00:41:04Yosefa was here when I got back.
00:41:07Yosefa?
00:41:08Mm-hmm.
00:41:09Okay, because...
00:41:11He was upset, so we sat up drinking whiskey and talking.
00:41:15What was he upset about?
00:41:18About Roscoe.
00:41:19You asked if having Roscoe in the group was hard on me.
00:41:23Well, it was just as bad, if not worse, for Yosefa, given how Roscoe had dragged him down again in
00:41:28the Ragsby Gardens debacle.
00:41:30And what time did he leave?
00:41:32Sometime in the morning, I presume.
00:41:34When I got up, he was gone.
00:41:37Mind out of the gutter, detective.
00:41:39Yosefa and I have stayed up drinking whiskey and talking into the night a few times, and I always insist
00:41:44that he sleeps in one of the spare rooms.
00:41:46Hmm.
00:41:48Oh, are we done? It's just, I have a lawyer to talk to for my sins.
00:41:52Yes, we're done here.
00:41:54And please do sing out if you need anything else.
00:41:57Oh, and congratulations, by the way.
00:41:59On what?
00:42:00Your new home.
00:42:02Yosefa was very proud that he had sold both the old and new dwellings to Brokenwood's top cop.
00:42:07It's quite the pinnacle in his game, apparently.
00:42:09I just hope that my stuff ends up at the right address, unscathed.
00:42:13Are you using the local crew?
00:42:14Didn't have much choice.
00:42:15You'll be fine. They look a bit rough, but they're good boys.
00:42:18Do you know everyone and everything in Brokenwood?
00:42:20Well, let's just say I'm connected to my community.
00:42:27I really love your car.
00:42:29Huh.
00:42:30I was thinking of getting something a bit more like yours.
00:42:33Oh, no, no. I mean, it gets the job done, but this, this has soul.
00:42:38True.
00:42:39But soul hasn't exactly been reliable lately.
00:42:43Well, you never know what you've got till it's gone.
00:42:46Unless you want a swap.
00:42:48Probably just needs a service.
00:42:50Yours is the same model as Roscoe's car.
00:42:53Yeah, we brought them together.
00:42:54One of those grand gestures you think is romantic, but really it's just an attempt to save a dying marriage.
00:42:59I can get that.
00:43:08A classic.
00:43:10I have faith.
00:43:12Oh, there you go.
00:43:16Oh, there you go.
00:43:45Hey, did I tell you the story about a friend of mine and how the movers took her stuff to
00:43:50the wrong house and there was no one there, so they just left it all out on the front lawn?
00:43:53No.
00:43:54Please don't.
00:43:55You have a friend.
00:43:58What did you learn about Annabella Flynn?
00:44:00Pleasant.
00:44:01Helpful.
00:44:02Forthcoming.
00:44:03And as public opinion would have it, saint-like.
00:44:06The saints kill ex-husbands?
00:44:08Especially when she was already free of him.
00:44:10Well, not quite.
00:44:11I mean, he was still sniffing around, trying to get his half of everything.
00:44:15It's a way to head that off at the pass.
00:44:17I get the feeling that in a battle of lawyers, she would win hands down.
00:44:22So, Roscoe infiltrates her ukulele group and then Annabella kills him.
00:44:26It's not a strong motive though, is it?
00:44:29Music does strange things to people.
00:44:31Food of love and all that.
00:44:34Maybe that's why Gina is in this band of happy players.
00:44:39She's, um, taken up songwriting apparently.
00:44:42Frodo mentioned something about that.
00:44:45That sounds...
00:44:46Concerning.
00:44:48Jumbers.
00:44:49Why did Roscoe join the Brokewood Ukulele Orchestra?
00:44:52Because he likes the ukulele that much?
00:44:55Or to muscle in on Annabella's gig and show off his talent?
00:44:59Or to woo her back?
00:45:01On our way.
00:45:02Incident at Ragsbury Gardens.
00:45:04You want to ride along?
00:45:05Well, I have other things to attend to.
00:45:15Okay, that's definitely mounted.
00:45:18Please put a heads up.
00:45:19You must be your seffa knight.
00:45:21Detective Kristen Sims, this is DC Chalmers.
00:45:24You're getting quite nailed to get away, your seffa.
00:45:27Yes, I confess.
00:45:29I did it.
00:45:30Bloody front-end loader ran out of diesel.
00:45:31Yeah, we know it was you.
00:45:32Got a bunch of calls about a Māori or Pacific gun.
00:45:35They're driving a loader, smashing into a sign.
00:45:38I reckon they never tell us apart.
00:45:40All right, go on.
00:45:42Arrest me.
00:45:43Make my day.
00:45:46All good.
00:45:46I know my rights.
00:45:50No?
00:45:51That's fine.
00:45:52You can just walk.
00:45:56I'm sitting in my office.
00:46:00And the cruel silence, staring at the wall.
00:46:05Then I just kind of snapped.
00:46:08When you decided to kill Roscoe?
00:46:10No!
00:46:11But Roscoe, the sign.
00:46:12I wanted it gone.
00:46:14Like it would erase the memories.
00:46:15Of Roscoe?
00:46:17Being a fool and listening to Roscoe.
00:46:19Twice.
00:46:20Is this because of the Bragsby Gardens development?
00:46:24And Keegan's Bay.
00:46:25Keegan's Bay, beachside paradise where promises are made and dreams are washed away like the
00:46:30outgoing tide.
00:46:32It didn't work out, I take it.
00:46:35Year of my life.
00:46:36Wasted.
00:46:37Trying to sell something that barely broke ground before we ran out of money.
00:46:42Why did you get involved with him again?
00:46:45Because Roscoe always talked a good game.
00:46:49Because Roscoe felt apologetic about the Keegan's Bay fiasco and swore it wouldn't happen again.
00:46:53Swore he had the financing in place this time.
00:46:56Because he offered me the exclusive listing rights.
00:46:59I was greedy for the number he dangled in front of me like the temptress he was.
00:47:03Man, I'm so stupid.
00:47:05Should have seen it coming when I laid eyes on the ad.
00:47:08What ad?
00:47:10Bragsby Gardens, where you can be you for as far as the eye can see.
00:47:15Bragsby Gardens, bespoke sections, blank canvases on which you can paint the house of your dream.
00:47:21Bragsby Gardens, where peace and serenity are the passwords to adventure and excitement.
00:47:29Bragsby Gardens, fertile and thickened.
00:47:32Where you can plant your dreams and watch them grow.
00:47:36Bragsby Gardens, where sin is believing.
00:47:40Get him now before all this is gone.
00:47:45I know.
00:47:47Leaves you speechless.
00:47:51Okay, um...
00:47:54I have so many questions.
00:47:56Like, why the ukulele?
00:47:59I asked Roscoe that.
00:48:01They said it was his point of difference.
00:48:03Point of difference from reality.
00:48:04Yeah, well, needless to say, the uptake on the offerings wasn't great.
00:48:10Non-existent, really.
00:48:11Okay, um, I'm so sorry that happened to you.
00:48:15Um, so you left the hall and went straight to Annabella's place, yes?
00:48:20I paused to call her, but went straight to voicemail, so I left a message, but it was more of
00:48:26an outpouring, really.
00:48:27Vaguely saw Jolie walking past during my rant.
00:48:30Figured I must look like a lunatic, so might as well head over there and say what I wanted to
00:48:35say over a very nice whiskey.
00:48:37It's a thing we do sometimes.
00:48:38And did you see or notice anything out of the ordinary?
00:48:43Not really.
00:48:46I saw a flag.
00:48:49That made me sad.
00:48:52A what kind of flag?
00:48:54A chopper flag.
00:48:57Would have been attached to an awesome bike, probably.
00:49:00With a banana seat, sissy bars, ape hangers, I imagine.
00:49:04I always wanted one when I was little, but Mum would never let me.
00:49:08She got me a rally 20.
00:49:09Dumbest bike in the world.
00:49:12Am I a suspect here?
00:49:15The good news, Mr. Knight, is that you are not under arrest for the sign, given that it was Roscoe
00:49:22Flynn's property and, well, he's not here to file a complaint, is he?
00:49:37Thanks, Josipha.
00:49:41Hey, hey.
00:49:44Oh, gosh.
00:49:46Oh, gosh.
00:49:48I'm your lion to your leopard.
00:49:54I'm your sheep to your shepherd.
00:50:02Your race, now what I like.
00:50:06My name is Gina.
00:50:09And your name, your name.
00:50:15It is polite to announce your arrival.
00:50:20I'm here.
00:50:21I can see that.
00:50:24Was there an original chain?
00:50:26Yes.
00:50:27Oh.
00:50:29Cool.
00:50:30What's it about?
00:50:32It's private.
00:50:33Why are you here?
00:50:34Um, does anyone in the Broken Wood Ukulele Orchestra get to rehearsal by bike?
00:50:41No.
00:50:42You're sure?
00:50:43Yes.
00:50:43And afterwards, when you left, there was no bike in the car park?
00:50:47If there was, I didn't see it when I left.
00:50:49But then again, it was dark.
00:50:51And I was choosing a podcast on my phone about the massacre of Novgorod under Ivan the Terrible.
00:50:56I like to listen to something relaxing during my evening walks.
00:51:00Of course you do.
00:51:02Is Mike coming back soon?
00:51:04I will definitely let you know.
00:51:07Sheep to your shepherd.
00:51:09Hmm.
00:51:10Who could that be?
00:51:12Well, at least now we know what she seeks.
00:51:15Hmm.
00:51:19There is something not right about that woman.
00:51:21Well, we've known that for quite some time with Gina.
00:51:24No.
00:51:25Annabella Flynn.
00:51:27There is almost nothing to be found anywhere about her.
00:51:32I mean, if she's such a saint, where are the outward signs of her sainthood?
00:51:36Rich, white woman in a small town.
00:51:39Usually they're on a committee somewhere, out and about, doing their good works for all to see.
00:51:44Posting it for the world and their dog.
00:51:46But Annabella Flynn.
00:51:49Nothing.
00:51:50Well, hubby more than makes up for that.
00:51:52Any photos of Annabella alongside him in this world?
00:51:56No.
00:51:57Nothing.
00:51:57Probably didn't want to be tainted by his failures.
00:52:00He's busy saving the lost souls he left in his wake.
00:52:03Yeah, but just the ones she likes.
00:52:07Although...
00:52:07You found her secret double life?
00:52:09Not exactly.
00:52:11A month ago, Annabella reported a break-in at her home.
00:52:16Guess what was taken?
00:52:17Can we not play that game?
00:52:19One thing.
00:52:20A very expensive Nainoa ukulele.
00:52:27A month ago, you reported a burglary at your house.
00:52:31Ah, yes, my Nainoa.
00:52:33The insurance company said I had to file a complaint before they'd pay out.
00:52:36Standard procedure.
00:52:38Would this, by any chance, be that ukulele?
00:52:43Um, yeah, it could be, or one exactly like it.
00:52:48Or Roscoe's one.
00:52:51You and Roscoe had matching ukuleles?
00:52:53Yeah, we bought them together on holiday in Hawaii.
00:53:00Is this one damaged because of what happened to Roscoe?
00:53:04There is a connection, but this is not Roscoe's ukulele.
00:53:09His one was in its bag in his car.
00:53:13Right, so is it my one?
00:53:15It would seem so.
00:53:18Sorry, I, um, I just don't understand what the connection...
00:53:22This is the murder weapon.
00:53:27This is?
00:53:28Yes.
00:53:31What, wow, um, did someone, like, hit him with it?
00:53:38The ukulele was deliberately broken and then modified so the strings could be used as a ligature.
00:53:47He was strangled with it.
00:53:50Oh, God.
00:53:53Are you all right, Miss Flynn?
00:53:56Um.
00:53:58Yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry.
00:54:00I'm just, there's, there's just, like, so grotesque.
00:54:02So obviously the circumstances regarding the burglary become important to our investigation.
00:54:09You can see that?
00:54:10Yeah, no, I, I can, um, I just, I don't really know if there's anything I can say that will
00:54:16be of any use.
00:54:18It, it was there in the house, in the music room where it always lived.
00:54:24Hey, sounding good.
00:54:27No, it's not.
00:54:27But it is sounding better, so I will take it.
00:54:30I've finished replanting the succulents.
00:54:31Want to come take a look?
00:54:33Oh, yes, I would love to.
00:54:36And so Julie and I went outside into the garden and then when we came back inside, a door that
00:54:41had previously been closed was open and the ninoa was gone.
00:54:47Was Julie Jones with you the whole time you were out of the room?
00:54:55I know where you're going with that.
00:54:57And you're wrong.
00:54:59Julie was definitely with me when this was stolen.
00:55:02And, yeah, she has a record of which I was well aware when I hired her, but she has been
00:55:08nothing but hardworking since that day.
00:55:10You called Roscoe not long after you'd left the rehearsal?
00:55:13I did, yeah.
00:55:16Well, why didn't you just talk to him while you were there?
00:55:18Because sometimes it's not until you walk away from someone that you think of what you want to say.
00:55:24So the phone call that night was an argument?
00:55:26It ended up that way.
00:55:27It started with me saying, don't you dare duck the lawyer meeting again.
00:55:32Try manning up and actually showing this time.
00:55:34It then swerved through to, and while you're at it, why don't you bubber off and join Laszlo in his
00:55:39free code mail therapy session.
00:55:41And then it ended with me saying, I'm so looking forward to not having you in my life anymore.
00:55:50I'm not very proud of that last one, considering it was the last thing I ever said to Roscoe.
00:55:55But, yeah, apart from that, it was very much one of our standard arguments.
00:56:04Can I, can I go now, please?
00:56:07By all means.
00:56:08Great, thank you.
00:56:10So Annabella Flynn had motive.
00:56:12It does seem that way.
00:56:14We may have a new contender for motive.
00:56:17Laszlo's parents died on the Gold Coast.
00:56:20Murder-suicide was ruled.
00:56:22That would explain the darkness in young Laszlo.
00:56:24Ah, here we go.
00:56:27I searched, Nuclele, Armageddon.
00:56:32Let me inside the hollow you
00:56:36Carve you out
00:56:39Cut you in a key
00:56:41Squeeze your heart
00:56:44Carry the part
00:56:47Put it back
00:56:49Print it blue
00:57:08Stop it.
00:57:09It was a pleasure.
00:57:11Now go back a bit.
00:57:16Stop it.
00:57:17There.
00:57:18In the mirror.
00:57:20Well, hello, Julie.
00:57:35Hi, Julie.
00:57:39Hi, Julie.
00:57:49He's going to be shooting videos at his place, obviously.
00:57:53Which one?
00:57:54Shot a bunch of videos with him.
00:57:56You never mentioned this to me?
00:57:58Yeah, because I knew you'd freak.
00:57:59No, not at all.
00:58:01Alright then.
00:58:02So did you meet Laszlo through the ukulele orchestra?
00:58:05No, he'd been kicked out by the time I joined.
00:58:07Well, where did you meet him then?
00:58:09Up at Annabella's when I started working there.
00:58:11What was he doing at Annabella's?
00:58:14Sometimes he's giving her ukulele lessons.
00:58:16Sometimes they're just sitting and talking.
00:58:23Why did she go to him for me since?
00:58:25I don't know.
00:58:26Ask her.
00:58:27What's wrong with me?
00:58:28Maybe she's bored of all the lame music choices you make.
00:58:30I thought you liked the songs we did.
00:58:32I like the singing.
00:58:32I like the playing.
00:58:33I'm not so keen on the songs.
00:58:35They're classics.
00:58:35Yeah, so last century.
00:58:36When you were with Laszlo, did he ever talk about Roscoe Flynn at all?
00:58:43Julie?
00:58:48Julie?
00:58:48Julie?
00:58:48Julie, it is in your best interest to answer the question.
00:58:53Yeah, of course she talked about Roscoe.
00:58:57I mean, this is the guy that ripped off his parents, right,
00:58:59which led to them killing themselves.
00:59:02So...
00:59:02Yeah, he talked about him.
00:59:05Doesn't mean he killed him, though.
00:59:15Detective?
00:59:15Annabella, hi. I was just in the neighbourhood, so...
00:59:18Yeah, look, I'm sorry.
00:59:20I feel like I've cooperated fully with you all,
00:59:23and yet these questions, they just keep on coming.
00:59:25Yes, well, unfortunately, that is the nature of a homicide investigation.
00:59:29Liam Ragsby, or Laszlo Carlson, as you know him probably.
00:59:33No, I know him as both. What about him?
00:59:35You were in the orchestra with him.
00:59:37Yeah, I was.
00:59:39And Roscoe did the land deal with his parents?
00:59:42Yes, but the two are not connected.
00:59:46So after he was booted out of the orchestra,
00:59:49why was he such a frequent visitor here?
00:59:53Well, I don't know if I'd say frequent, but he was a visitor.
00:59:56I asked him to give me ukulele lessons, and I paid him for his time.
01:00:00For all his shortcomings as a human, he was actually a very good teacher.
01:00:06Did Laszlo ever talk about Roscoe while he was here with you?
01:00:11Do you mean, did he tell me that he wanted to kill Roscoe?
01:00:14Well, I'm sure he didn't go that far.
01:00:17Look, we talked about a lot of things, and we bonded in a way over the fact that we both
01:00:22lost our parents in tragic circumstances.
01:00:27Is he in love with you?
01:00:29Well, if he is, he definitely kept that to himself.
01:00:34Is there anything else I can help you with?
01:00:37Uh, nope.
01:00:38Okay.
01:00:39That's it, Alice.
01:00:39Bye then.
01:00:42Nope.
01:00:43That's all.
01:01:00Come on, girl.
01:01:01That's true.
01:01:04I don't know what to do
01:01:08Before I back you again
01:01:32No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:01:41Fucker.
01:01:47Fucker.
01:01:58Car trouble, Mike.
01:02:00Indeed.
01:02:01I know the feeling.
01:02:02Lucky you're not trying to use a front-end loader as a getaway vehicle.
01:02:05I have no idea what that means.
01:02:08You will.
01:02:09Okay.
01:02:09You're heading to your new place, right?
01:02:12Yes.
01:02:12Me too.
01:02:13Bringing this over as promised.
01:02:16I'll trade you that for a lift to where I can call a tow truck.
01:02:19Ha!
01:02:20Michael!
01:02:21We can do better than that.
01:02:23Just give me the thumbs up when you feel me take the strain and then lead the driving to me.
01:02:28Are you sure about this?
01:02:30That's my...
01:02:31How hard can it be?
01:02:38What a day down here on the river.
01:02:42Couldn't wait just to throw away the line.
01:02:45Hell of a day down here on the river.
01:02:48The city with you here by my side.
01:02:51What a day down here on the water.
01:02:54Look around at the clouds in the sky.
01:02:58What a day down here on the river.
01:03:01No, no, no.
01:03:01The city with you.
01:03:03No, no, no.
01:03:04No, no, no.
01:03:04No, no, no.
01:03:04No, no, no.
01:03:05No, no, no.
01:03:05No, no, no.
01:03:05No, no, no.
01:03:07No, no, no.
01:03:17No, no, no.
01:03:25No, no, no.
01:03:26No, no, no.
01:03:28There you go.
01:03:29Safe and sound.
01:03:35Hey Mike, why is your car bleeding out?
01:03:45That's so good.
01:03:46That may be a mercy killing.
01:03:51You're welcome.
01:03:53Also, I probably should have warned you about this as your real estate agent,
01:03:56but a fair few ratbags live around here,
01:03:58so best not leave your car unlocked that night.
01:04:01Hooray!
01:04:15Hooray!
01:04:16An angel sweet heart of innocence or villainy
01:04:21One-dimensional fantasy
01:04:24Hear the curse or bless
01:04:28A damsel in distress
01:04:29Or just a devil in a dress
01:04:39Mike, I was just thinking about you.
01:04:43Oh, I mean, I was thinking about your moving house.
01:04:46How is it going?
01:04:49Oh.
01:04:51You want me?
01:04:54In the garage?
01:04:58It will be my pleasure.
01:05:06Show me where the offender was in relation to Roscoe.
01:05:14Good.
01:05:15Now, garrote me?
01:05:16I have nothing to garrote you with.
01:05:18Well, just pretend.
01:05:20Use your hands.
01:05:22Yeah, good.
01:05:25Now, get out.
01:05:28What?
01:05:28Get out.
01:05:29Shut the door.
01:05:32So, I'm Roscoe.
01:05:33I've just come out of ukulele practice.
01:05:35I've climbed into my car.
01:05:36And you come out of the dark,
01:05:38about to murder me.
01:05:39Okay.
01:05:42Okay.
01:05:44What the hell?
01:05:45What are you doing?
01:05:46I'm doing what you told me.
01:05:48No.
01:05:48Sorry, I'm being Roscoe,
01:05:50reacting to the person climbing in behind.
01:05:52Yet,
01:05:53when the body was discovered,
01:05:55the position of it indicated
01:05:56he was unaware that someone was behind him,
01:05:59attacking him.
01:06:00Yes.
01:06:00That's what I'm thinking.
01:06:02Therefore,
01:06:04the killer was waiting for him.
01:06:06Hmm.
01:06:07Now,
01:06:08get out.
01:06:09Shut the door.
01:06:14Hmm.
01:06:16Now,
01:06:16get inside and wait for me.
01:06:18I can't.
01:06:19The car is locked.
01:06:20Hmm.
01:06:20Exactly.
01:06:22So,
01:06:22how did they get in?
01:06:23The car was unlocked.
01:06:24In a dark car park,
01:06:26at night.
01:06:27Would someone really need their car unlocked?
01:06:29Or,
01:06:29whoever killed Roscoe,
01:06:31had a spare set of keys.
01:06:34Unlock the vehicle,
01:06:35climbed in,
01:06:36locked it,
01:06:37then waited.
01:06:39Yes, indeed, Gina.
01:06:41Yes, indeed.
01:06:43Hmm.
01:06:51Check it out.
01:07:02Nazlow!
01:07:03Working with CIB,
01:07:04got time for a chat?
01:07:07Why doesn't he just
01:07:08stance the door
01:07:09like normal people?
01:07:11Nazlow!
01:07:12You here?
01:07:17Hey.
01:07:21Hello.
01:07:24Do we have to?
01:07:26Nazlow,
01:07:26turn off the music!
01:07:27We need to talk to you!
01:07:28I am done
01:07:30talking to the likes of you,
01:07:33representatives of the world
01:07:34that left Roscoe Flynn,
01:07:35steal my parents' land
01:07:36and condemn them to die.
01:07:38Is that why you killed him,
01:07:39Nazlow?
01:07:39You are not welcome here.
01:07:41Then let's take this
01:07:42back to the station.
01:07:43What if I don't want to go?
01:07:45Then we'll ask you again nicely
01:07:47and hope that you reconsider.
01:07:48Not gonna happen.
01:07:50You suck on this!
01:07:54Put it down, Nazlow!
01:07:55Never!
01:07:58Put down the ukulele!
01:08:12Laslow Carlson,
01:08:13you are under arrest
01:08:14for assault
01:08:15on a police officer.
01:08:22We fought in Laslow Carlson
01:08:24on assault
01:08:25with an ukulele.
01:08:27Are you guys alright?
01:08:29We might have to add
01:08:30his taste of music
01:08:31to his list of charges.
01:08:32He's in interview one.
01:08:34He's waived his right
01:08:35to a lawyer.
01:08:36I'll join you.
01:08:48Alright, Laslow,
01:08:50what can you tell us
01:08:51about the death
01:08:51of Roscoe Flynn?
01:08:54I strangled him.
01:08:55Didn't take half as long
01:08:56as I thought it would.
01:08:58Did you use a weapon
01:08:59in this act?
01:09:01A very nice
01:09:02Nainoa ukulele.
01:09:05Such a waste,
01:09:07but needs must.
01:09:10And where did you get
01:09:10that ukulele?
01:09:12We stole it from
01:09:12Annabella Flynn's house
01:09:13a month ago.
01:09:23Did someone help you
01:09:24with this?
01:09:25If you mean,
01:09:25did Julie help me?
01:09:27No.
01:09:28She doesn't know anything
01:09:29about any of this.
01:09:30But she distracted
01:09:31Annabella,
01:09:32giving you the opportunity.
01:09:33But she didn't know
01:09:34that was happening.
01:09:35I saw the opportunity.
01:09:37I took it.
01:09:39And this was
01:09:40quite a while
01:09:41before you went through
01:09:42with it.
01:09:42I needed time
01:09:43to prepare
01:09:44and to practice.
01:09:46I needed to do this.
01:09:50I needed to do this.
01:09:54I needed to do this.
01:09:57I needed to do this.
01:09:59I needed to do this.
01:10:00I needed to do this.
01:10:02I needed to do this.
01:10:02I needed to do this.
01:10:04I needed to do this.
01:10:04I needed to do this.
01:10:05I needed to do this.
01:10:05I needed to do this.
01:10:06I needed to do this.
01:10:06I needed to do this.
01:10:06I needed to do this.
01:10:06I needed to do this.
01:10:06I needed to do this.
01:10:07I needed to do this.
01:10:07I needed to do this.
01:10:08I needed to do this.
01:10:08I needed to do this.
01:10:09I needed to do this.
01:10:10I needed to do this.
01:10:14I needed to do this.
01:10:16On the night in question, can you run us through your actions?
01:10:24Well, I turned up. Obviously.
01:10:45And then I waited.
01:11:04Then I decided I wanted to look Roscoe in the eye.
01:11:11One last time.
01:11:13And I put on a little show for them all.
01:11:18Bravo!
01:11:19Another Kiwi classic slaughtered at your altar.
01:11:23Then I went back outside.
01:11:28There's spending time and money I don't have on the boys that I live for.
01:11:36Hi, Julie. Pleasure as always.
01:11:39I believe well tonight, Roscoe.
01:11:41Oh, no. Yeah, totally. You were killing it.
01:11:43Good night, Roscoe.
01:11:44Good night, sweetheart.
01:11:45Yeah, you know what I'm saying?
01:11:47Good night, Roscoe.
01:11:48Okay. Yeah.
01:11:48Yeah.
01:11:49All right.
01:11:57Bye, Sophia.
01:11:58One the top.
01:11:58One day I left.
01:12:00One day I left.
01:12:00One day I left.
01:12:00Two days a day I left.
01:12:08One day I left.
01:12:19One day before leaving.
01:12:30Oh, my God.
01:13:09I can't pretend it didn't feel good.
01:13:16It's almost dawn when I got to bed.
01:13:18After burning the bag, gloves, clothes, everything.
01:13:26Hard work committing homicide.
01:13:30At least justice was served.
01:13:33That's a very compelling story, Lesley.
01:13:37Thanks for that.
01:13:38If you excuse us for a bit, then we'll make everything official.
01:13:48Is there something we're missing here?
01:13:50We've got our confession.
01:13:51It is what it is.
01:13:52Sometimes it is what it is means it is what it shouldn't be.
01:13:57We should still write it up, though.
01:14:00Just give me a minute.
01:14:11Mind if I ask you a couple of quick questions?
01:14:14Why did you go into the hall at the start of the evening?
01:14:18Like I said, I want it to look Roscoe in the eye.
01:14:23It did kind of advertise you as a suspect.
01:14:26I mean, if you'd just waited in the bushes, you might have got away with it.
01:14:32Okay, we'll put that one down to hubris and a rocky mistake.
01:14:38But unless there was somebody already there who needed to know that you'd be outside and ready to go.
01:14:44I told you, Julie had nothing to do with this.
01:14:47You did.
01:14:49My second question, how did you manage to get into the back of Roscoe's car so quickly and stealthily?
01:14:56I mean, you've got this uke thing in two hands.
01:14:59You open the door, climb inside, and then you get the strings over his head.
01:15:02See, if I was you, I would have gotten hold of Roscoe's spare car keys.
01:15:06Climbed in the back while he was inside, locked the door, laid down, and then when he got inside, just
01:15:11popped up.
01:15:11That's not how it happened.
01:15:17My last question.
01:15:19How did you know that Roscoe would be the last one left in the car park?
01:15:24I mean, he was one of the first ones out.
01:15:26If he hadn't have gotten the phone call, he would have shot through.
01:15:29And you would have had to have done it as witnesses were pouring forth from the hall.
01:15:39I guess I just got lucky.
01:15:45Are you protecting someone, Leslie?
01:15:53He killed my parents.
01:15:55And I wanted him to die for that.
01:15:58So I did it.
01:15:59I did it all by myself.
01:16:09Of course you did.
01:16:10I wanted him.
01:16:38I did it.
01:16:44Just let me know if the songs are too boring for you.
01:16:46I'll give it a rest, aren't you?
01:16:48I said I'm sorry.
01:16:50You've got such a great voice.
01:16:53Hear it.
01:16:55Okay.
01:16:56I'll take the lead on the first one.
01:17:00So, I saw my song after the first one.
01:17:05If you must.
01:17:13Why does everyone have ukuleles?
01:17:16We wandered into a cult.
01:17:17Here you go.
01:17:19You and one were here.
01:17:23What's this for?
01:17:25You didn't think it was just us, did you?
01:17:29Do you think anyone would notice if we flee?
01:17:31No, I'm into it.
01:17:33Let's not pass close.
01:17:35Mikey's coming.
01:17:36Yep, he should be here soon.
01:17:37Just tying up some loose ends.
01:17:39You must come.
01:17:47Dejective!
01:17:49Miss Flynn!
01:17:49You've still got your car, I'm pleased to see.
01:17:52It was touch and go there for a while, but I guess I'm stuck in my ways.
01:17:56Is that one of those fancy ukuleles?
01:17:58Yes, it's a nainoa.
01:18:00I treated myself to a trip to Hawaii.
01:18:02To pick up another one just like the middleware?
01:18:04Ah, well, that was a tenor and this is a concert.
01:18:07Makes all the difference.
01:18:09Have you spoken to Laszlo?
01:18:11The man who killed my ex-husband?
01:18:13No, I'm not sure why I would do that.
01:18:17Did you actually have to ask him to kill Roscoe?
01:18:20Or did you let the thought see thin and then let devotion to the rest?
01:18:23Okay, look, a young man did a terrible thing for some misguided reason, but what's done is done.
01:18:28No denying that.
01:18:30And if you don't mind, I have a gig to get to.
01:18:33I'm aware of that.
01:18:34Oh, you should come.
01:18:35What have you got to lose?
01:18:36I might just do that.
01:18:37Okay, see you there.
01:18:46Your spear key.
01:18:48How do you have that?
01:18:49A search warrant, executed while you were treating yourself.
01:18:53Searching for what?
01:18:54The spear remote to Roscoe's car.
01:18:58Well, why?
01:18:59I don't have that.
01:19:01No, you don't.
01:19:02But you did.
01:19:04Sorry, I'm very confused.
01:19:07At first I thought it was the matching car thing, that your key could open his car and vice versa.
01:19:12But I was told otherwise.
01:19:14These things are coded separately.
01:19:16You have identical cars, same make, model, colour, but the keys are unique, even though they look the same.
01:19:22Thanks, Tim.
01:19:23So?
01:19:23So?
01:19:24Have you made a decision, the sexy sedan or the manute?
01:19:30Yes.
01:19:31I have made a decision.
01:19:37In the same way that your ukuleles looked identical and your cars are basically the same, so two of your
01:19:43remotes.
01:19:44The spear key we found at Roscoe's was not a match for his car.
01:19:49Someone swapped his remote for yours.
01:19:51The one I'm holding now.
01:19:55Okay, so I guess they got mixed up in the split.
01:20:00A harmless mix-up?
01:20:01Yeah.
01:20:04Unless it was intentionally passed on to someone else.
01:20:10Mr. Carlson.
01:20:15One more question.
01:20:17You're quite the storyteller, Mr. Carlson.
01:20:19There's only one problem.
01:20:20What's that?
01:20:21I don't believe you.
01:20:24Your loss?
01:20:25No.
01:20:26The loss is all yours, Laszlo.
01:20:29You may be enamoured with Annabella Flynn.
01:20:32In love, even.
01:20:35And yes, she will visit you in prison, initially to keep you sweet in your lie.
01:20:39But eventually, she will know that no one will believe you, even if you decide to tell all.
01:20:44As the strange and lonely Laszlo Carlson dwindles away into the interminable boredom that is prison.
01:20:52I didn't lie.
01:20:54I killed Roscoe Flynn.
01:20:58I know you did.
01:21:00I know you did.
01:21:00But you had help.
01:21:02And if you explain that help, who and how, I'm sure a judge will look more kindly on your sentence.
01:21:09Cheer the load a little.
01:21:15Never.
01:21:18Never?
01:21:20Never.
01:21:21Even if it means the difference between 17 and 35 years.
01:21:2635 long, long years.
01:21:33I have nothing to say.
01:21:35Okay.
01:21:37I won't hold you up any longer.
01:21:52Wait.
01:21:56He explained that when you left your door unlocked, so that he could steal your Nana, he was gifted something
01:22:03else.
01:22:10Roscoe's spare key you had switched gave him access to the critical element of surprise.
01:22:17And he offered up one little extra detail.
01:22:21You've already left and you're still busting my balls.
01:22:24Roscoe, don't you dare try and get out of the meeting again.
01:22:27Just man up and show up.
01:22:29Can you do that?
01:22:30No more lawyers, Annabella.
01:22:31I just want what's rightfully mine.
01:22:33I'll bugger off then and join Laszlo.
01:22:37What the hell are you doing?
01:22:39This love discovers these walks, don't cry.
01:22:51Things are not as they seem.
01:23:07It's a divine design.
01:23:11My shield, my sunshine, truth is ultimately kind.
01:23:20So reality, won't you come here and rescue me?
01:23:28And so I'll be.
01:23:38No sign of Annabella?
01:23:40And no sign of Mike.
01:23:45Can I get a glass of Sav, please?
01:23:49Sort it.
01:23:51Good.
01:23:52Not on your life.
01:23:53Hello.
01:23:54Welcome to the first ever, and hopefully not last ever, public performance of the Brokenwood
01:24:01Ukulele Orchestra.
01:24:02No mucking around.
01:24:04This one starts in the ever-loving boarded E. Take it away, Julie.
01:24:10Okay.
01:24:12One, two, three, four.
01:24:13If I'd have known you yesterday, baby, if I'd have known it would turn out today, I was born to
01:24:21believe in a love with no ending.
01:24:23And now I know your devotions.
01:24:27And now I know your devotions are bending.
01:24:27And now I know your devotions are bending.
01:24:27Take you away, away, away.
01:24:30Cheers.
01:24:30Does this throw you?
01:24:33Does this bother you?
01:24:37You're taking on a gamble.
01:24:41Knowing how I ramble.
01:24:44Girl, you lit the fire ever burning on.
01:24:48Girl, I'll be the one who'll be waiting for me.
01:24:51You lit my candle for better to fly.
01:24:55I'm the devil you know.
01:24:58Better the devil you know.
01:25:02Guess I'm the worst you can handle.
01:25:06And will you follow?
01:25:08Will you follow the devil you know?
01:25:13Guess I'm the worst you can handle.
01:25:16And will you follow?
01:25:18Will you follow?
01:25:20Will you follow?
01:25:21Will you follow?
01:25:23Will you follow?
01:25:28And now I would like to dedicate this next song to a very special person.
01:25:32It's called You Are.
01:25:34You are.
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