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Dept Q - Season 1 - Episode 06
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00:07His wife lived for 90 days in a women's refuge.
00:10So she'd come here a lot then?
00:12Yeah, I find it calming.
00:14The cemetery?
00:15Have you been listening at all to what I've said?
00:18Someone inside the Crown Office told Graham Finch about your witness,
00:21and he's had her killed.
00:22Almost killed.
00:24I'm listening.
00:26Looks more like you're eating your lunch.
00:28I'm eating my lunch so that no one kills you.
00:31Excuse me?
00:32If any part of what you're saying is true,
00:33then you're talking about pissing off some powerful people.
00:37Since you're clearly an amateur at this,
00:40setting a meet in a place that you frequent,
00:42I'd imagine they already have an idea what you're up to
00:44and are in all likelihood watching you.
00:47I'm not the one investigating mobsters and murderers.
00:51I've worked really hard to have zero profile
00:54in the worldwide fucking shite bucket
00:57that now feeds every wannabe Trotsky eye under 30.
00:59A steady diet of absolute certainty.
01:02Has it ever occurred to you
01:03that staying off the internet
01:05can make someone just as paranoid as being on it?
01:08Not off it entirely.
01:09Just the parts where you post pictures of your glittered balls
01:12alongside the odd Negroni or epic slice of carrot cake.
01:18Hey, what's the, er, the saying?
01:22Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean the folks aren't after me.
01:25I think maybe we've digressed.
01:28Are you getting any nasty emails?
01:31Maybe some of the threatening texts.
01:38Well, after you're gone,
01:40car accident,
01:42stumble in front of a moving tram,
01:44there'll be a report of some nameless,
01:47faceless psycho that was stalking you,
01:49as opposed to a pro in a suit
01:50that's working for your betters.
01:53Yeah.
01:55Throw me a dirty look.
01:57What?
01:58Do it.
01:59You can go and pick up my rubbish,
02:00put it in the bin,
02:01and walk away.
02:02Is there a secret message
02:03stuffed inside your bed, Condorcet?
02:05Walk away quickly,
02:07like I've pissed you off.
02:08No problem.
02:11Hey, Merritt.
02:12Next time you pick a better spot.
02:16Are you allowed me?
02:17I know.
02:50So this has all become a giant fucking melodrama.
02:54You need to come home, Jasper.
02:56I want you to come home.
02:57I propose that we meet up and have a proper talk.
03:03What's that place that we'd get ice cream?
03:06Back when we were normal human beings near your school?
03:10I'll meet you there tomorrow at 4 o'clock and we can have it on.
03:14In public, so that we don't hurt each other.
03:18That last part was a joke.
03:21Okay, bye.
03:29Do you walk down the middle of the car park, like I told you?
03:32Yes, right down the middle.
03:35In my experience, it's usually better for the surveilled not to know that they are being surveilled.
03:40Yeah, sometimes it's better to give the cage a good rattle to see how the tiger responds when it wakes
03:45up.
03:46This is how many animal trainers have lost their arm.
03:54Look.
03:57I'm kind of in the middle of something.
03:58Why can't you just tell me right now?
04:02Fergus.
04:18My doctor once told me I've got a tortured level.
04:23Yeah, you'd think they would have invented a safer pint by now.
04:26So far gone, I don't even get drunk any more.
04:30Got that for my dad.
04:32Fergus, your message said something happened.
04:35You know, if you'd told me three years ago that until yesterday I'd stayed sober,
04:42I'd have a spot on your face.
04:44What happened yesterday?
04:47Jesus.
04:49Who'd you bump into?
04:51I was hoping you'd tell me.
04:54Me?
04:54How do I know?
04:57You're mentioned.
04:58One of them says next time Mork comes to see you,
05:01tell him to fuck off.
05:03Give him nothing.
05:04One of them?
05:05Cozy wee threesome.
05:07All chewed up under their suits.
05:09Oh, it sounds like they came worried.
05:11Yeah, too fucking right.
05:13And I was a sucker punch, by the way.
05:15Thing they thought I'd just stay lying there in the car park.
05:18But?
05:19My gob.
05:20And?
05:21I left them lying in the car park.
05:23All three?
05:26Yeah, that sounds like the Fergus Dumbar I remember.
05:29Brawn over brain, always.
05:31Well played.
05:32So you're going to tell me what jackpot you've got me in the middle of?
05:35I fucking wish I knew.
05:37Outside of the bulges in their suits, what was the vibe?
05:39Ex-law?
05:41Military, maybe?
05:42Who the fuck are you?
05:44I am Akira.
05:45My bodyguard.
05:46You don't need them.
05:48Five.
05:49They were bad ones.
05:50They're the kind of guys that, when they came in the pub, you either got up and left or
05:54called for backup.
05:56So you've no idea who sent them?
05:57But they know that you and I have spoken about Mary.
06:00Yeah, they probably know that we're talking now.
06:03They've been getting followed ever since the last time you came to see me.
06:06Are you sure?
06:07I do have some instinct left.
06:09Look, I don't doubt it.
06:10But if you're right, then somebody inside tipped off somebody outside.
06:13Maybe it's your fucking bodyguard.
06:15Whoever it is, they assume you know something.
06:18If it was somebody inside, they would have known that I'd been working in the case for
06:22eight months.
06:24I didn't get anywhere.
06:26Well, someone thinks you got somewhere.
06:27Well, they were wrong.
06:29And I'm aware it was right to take me off the case, which you did.
06:33How about we give you a lift home?
06:35I'm all right.
06:36It'd be a shame to throw away three years, abandon these nice kids who seem to think you're
06:41really cool.
06:45Karen, I don't act all human.
06:48Doesn't suit you.
06:49Just makes you look like a bigger arsehole.
06:51If that's possible.
06:54Thanks for the heads up.
07:01What?
07:04I think if you were allowed to continue, you would have solved the case.
07:08What makes you think that?
07:09I've read your file.
07:10And everywhere we go, you have already been.
07:13We're following in the footsteps of your investigation.
07:17Great minds, eh?
07:19I think you did such a good job back then that someone was very afraid of you.
07:24And that they are still afraid.
07:27Good night, sir.
07:55I'll see you next time.
07:56I'll see you next time.
07:57I'll see you next time.
08:12All right.
08:16What?
08:17We've arrested someone for the shooting.
08:19My shooting?
08:20I'm not sure you can claim exclusive rights.
08:23But yeah.
08:24Who is it?
08:25No one you know.
08:26Or know of.
08:27What's his name?
08:28We can't tell you.
08:30Not until you've identified the shooter.
08:33We need you to come in for a line-up.
08:35Me?
08:36Well, Jim can hardly do it, can he?
08:38Neither of us can hardly do it, given the fucker was wearing a mask.
08:41You saw his eyes.
08:43You said so in the report.
08:45Okay.
08:47When would you like me to come in and look in some bloke's eyes?
08:50The sooner the better.
08:51Today, if you could.
08:52Can't fully book.
08:53Okay.
08:54When?
08:54I'll consult my calendar.
08:56Right.
08:57Right.
08:57You're looking at Graeme Finch?
09:00Looking at everybody.
09:02I'm looking at everybody.
09:07I'm looking at everybody.
09:08I'm looking at everybody.
09:10I'm looking at everybody.
09:18I'm looking at everybody.
09:20I'm looking at everybody.
09:20I'm looking at everybody.
09:21I'm looking at everybody.
09:21I'm looking at everybody.
09:22I'm looking at everybody.
09:22I'm looking at everybody.
09:22I'm looking at everybody.
09:23I'm looking at everybody.
09:23I'm looking at everybody.
09:23I'm looking at everybody.
09:24I'm looking at everybody.
09:24I'm looking at everybody.
09:25I'm looking at everybody.
09:26I'm looking at everybody.
09:27I'm looking at everybody.
09:29I'm looking at everybody.
09:31I'm looking at everybody.
09:44Don't touch anything.
09:46Amazing mentor, you know.
09:48I know. It's a gift.
10:10It's a gift.
10:46DCI Mouric?
10:49What are you doing here?
10:52Walking it all through once more.
10:55You want me to ID someone in a lineup, I need to remember their face.
10:59What are you doing here?
11:02DCI Bruce asked us to watch the place, see who showed up.
11:06Well, he's got you sitting outside all day, in the vein of bumping into someone useful four months later.
11:13Either he has zero faith in either of you, which is possible, or...
11:20You're not telling me the truth.
11:21We thought we'd come back and see if we missed something, see if something new didn't occur to us this
11:27time.
11:27And did anything new occur to you this time?
11:30We think you are right.
11:32That whoever stabbed Mr. Allen left the flat, but not the seam.
11:36That maybe the stabbing wasn't the actual crime.
11:40Stabbing a bloke in the head isn't an actual crime.
11:44He meant not the actual objective.
11:46Yes, that's what I meant.
11:47And what was the actual objective, do you think?
11:50To kill a cop.
11:51Just any cop who showed up?
11:52Maybe someone was a grudge against the police.
11:55Well, that's pretty much everyone around here.
11:56What makes you absolutely sure that Archie Allen wasn't the actual target?
12:02He was just a petty criminal of no real weight or consequence.
12:05The morgues are full of petty criminals of no real weight or consequence.
12:09I seem to remember there was a journalist at the press conference who mentioned something about him being an informant.
12:17Dennis Piper, Scottish Telegraph.
12:18Can you tell us if it's true that you and D.I. Hardy knew the victim, Archie Allen?
12:25And if he was a paid confidential informant?
12:27If he was, he hadn't been registered.
12:29The victim's full name was Archie Allen Allen, the man from Allen.
12:33You know how I know this?
12:34It was in the file.
12:35I didn't know it until I read it, which for me is very strange, because I love names.
12:40Love them.
12:41Names are like dogs.
12:42You often resemble their owners.
12:43I don't forget names, but I had to read Archie Allen's name in a file.
12:49P.C. Anderson never said the victim's name.
12:51All he said was that he was here on a routine wellness.
12:53Your man's daughter in Lancaster called in, said our dad, and returned her calls for a couple of days.
12:57And what he never said was, was big fucker, in the chair, bayonet in his head.
13:01That's fucking Archie Allen Allen.
13:03Maybe he didn't know that.
13:04Oh, a daughter would have told him.
13:06Maybe he forgot to mention it?
13:07Well, he was nervous, so maybe.
13:08But let's just say you're right about your theory that Archie was just the bait for a bigger fish.
13:11I mean, it's only a matter of calling in something as innocuous as, oh, I don't know, a routine wellness
13:17check.
13:17And then this way, boom, someone finds the body.
13:19The cavalry don't appear right away.
13:22Gives you time to do what you need to do.
13:24The shooter was here for you or D.I. Hardy?
13:26No, no, no, not at all, no.
13:28We had zero connection with the man.
13:30We were only here by chance.
13:31Conversely, young officer Anderson, well, he was probably around it quite a bit,
13:34considering this was his section.
13:35I bet he'd even been inside this fucking house a few times.
13:38You think he knew Archie Allen?
13:41I think it's entirely possible that if you look, you'll find that PC Anderson and Archie Allen had an overlap.
13:45I mean, that journalist was off by a little bit, but not by much.
13:48And fucking Anderson!
13:52How long have you been on the job? A month? Three, say.
13:57Anderson was top of his class at the academy. I looked it up.
14:01So he wasn't dumb.
14:04But he made a big play of acting like it.
14:06I think the weapon came from here.
14:07Don't!
14:08Touching all the furniture right in front of me so that any of his prints would be written off as
14:11a rookie move.
14:12So Hardy and I surprised him. He didn't even have his own story yet.
14:15He'd seen the body already, but all he was thinking about was how to distance himself from it.
14:19I mean, do we even know if Archie Allen Allen has a daughter?
14:25That would be good for you to find out.
14:53I've got a few of them that have picked up the keys that they knew you here.
14:57I come here sometimes.
14:59Huh?
15:01I need some space.
15:06It suits you.
15:10What is it, exactly, that you want to know about my department?
15:16I couldn't tell you exactly.
15:18Well, something must have made you get in touch.
15:21Seeing as I'm not very high up the chain, I'm guessing it's something specific.
15:26I'm a reporter, not a cop.
15:28In my job, planting ideas often backfires.
15:32If someone knows something or they don't.
15:36When we first met, I thought you looked familiar.
15:39Oh?
15:42Actually, I knew.
15:46Really?
15:48You were at the Finch trial.
15:50Almost every day.
15:53The reason I know that is you were sitting right behind my boss.
15:59The Lord Advocate, Stephen Burns.
16:04Good memory.
16:05So my question is, is this to do with Graham Finch?
16:12Or maybe Stephen Burns?
16:16Or maybe both.
16:18You understand I can't trust you?
16:21Oh.
16:22Trust works both ways, doesn't it?
16:24Well, your proximity to Stephen makes me nervous.
16:28As I recall seeing you two chatting.
16:31Hmm.
16:31Chatting about the weather.
16:32You could be setting me up.
16:34For what?
16:36I didn't know Stephen Burns then, and I don't know him now.
16:42I am hoping you can help me with that, though.
16:44So it's Stephen you're looking at.
16:48I would think you two would be on the same side.
16:51No.
16:53You'd think so.
16:55Well, back to my first question.
16:58How can we trust each other?
17:07You ought to pat me down.
17:08Make sure I'm not wearing a wire.
17:11There's lots of places you could be hiding a wire.
17:16So how can I be sure?
17:18For example, you could be hiding your own wire.
17:20Somewhere.
17:22Why would I do that?
17:24For some reason you're wary of me.
17:27Sure Stephen Burns would love-
17:28Don't say his name.
17:31Kills the moment.
17:35There's a moment, is there?
17:44Make me trust you.
18:15I'll go on then.
18:16You too.
18:17You too.
18:46I'll go on then.
18:46You too.
18:47I'm sorry.
18:54Your eyes are two different colours.
18:57Hmm.
19:00They make me more on eyes, trust or they?
19:07I'll let you know.
19:25I'll take it again in a minute.
19:33Oh, hell no.
19:36Now I'm going to have to wash your julgies.
19:48There was a witness Merritt once to call to the Graham Finch case.
19:52Which witness was this?
19:53It's your job to decide on witness statements during criminal trials, isn't it?
19:57Yes, which witness?
19:58So she would have came to you and asked for her to be admitted?
20:01Yes, which witness?
20:02Prior to any witnesses being declared to the defence, who else would know their names?
20:07Just us.
20:08Us meaning you and Merritt.
20:10Aye, what is this? What witness?
20:12There was apparently someone who could have swayed the verdict the other way.
20:16Who? And how?
20:24Kirstie Atkins.
20:25She met Andrea Finch in a domestic violence shelter.
20:28I don't know her and I've never heard of her.
20:29Are you sure?
20:30Shouldn't you check the file? It was four years ago.
20:33I worked on the Finch case for months before Merritt was even appointed, I'd remember.
20:37Hmm.
20:38Merritt was appointed lead counsel over at you, right?
20:42She was considered the best fit.
20:45And you were okay with that?
20:46We work as a team. Doesn't much matter who leads.
20:48But we found that in cases like Finch, a jury's more affected by a woman's voice than a man's.
20:53Hmm.
20:54Merritt's voice could be quite affecting.
20:58Excuse me?
20:58I understand that your relationship with Merritt went beyond the boundaries of professionalism.
21:03It's relevant to the investigation.
21:05Not to me it isn't.
21:06And we've already discussed all there is to discuss on that front.
21:09How well did you know Finch's advocate Robert MacDonald?
21:12Well enough.
21:13Well enough to feed him information about the case.
21:15Why would I do that?
21:16To give them an advantage.
21:17Is she having a laugh?
21:18We're just having difficulty believing that Merritt never mentioned Kirstie Atkins to you.
21:22Her trial partner.
21:24What makes you so sure she wanted to?
21:25What makes you so sure she didn't?
21:26Again, asked and answered. I'm very sure.
21:29At the time, Kirstie was in Sockton Prison.
21:32Merritt visited her in week one of the trial. This we know.
21:35Why would I sabotage my own case?
21:37Well, because as you said, this wasn't just your case.
21:41Ah, okay.
21:43So this was revenge.
21:45I was angry with Merritt for not running away with me.
21:48Were you?
21:51I was fucking furious at the time and for about a month.
21:54And then I woke up embarrassed at myself for being such a cliche.
21:59So if there was any witness that could have changed the outcome of that trial,
22:02any witness that could have helped us put that bastard away, I would have welcomed it.
22:06Kirstie was threatened right after Merritt visited her in prison.
22:10She was attacked during the trial by some miracle.
22:12They didn't kill her and she was transferred.
22:13Now she's out in a month.
22:15My guess, she'll be dead by some mishap a few days later.
22:19And this is all on Graham Finch?
22:20We can't say for sure without first knowing who it was that fed the defense.
22:24So, if the personal stuff did feed into the trial, we kind of need to know now.
22:30You think I'd risk my career for her?
22:32Or let someone go free for throwing their fucking wife down the stairs because my feelings were hurt?
22:36You rushed your marriage.
22:38You're young.
22:39Get married and we'll talk in ten years or so.
22:42Okay, let's just say that Merritt brought this up with you hypothetically.
22:46You're hypothetically asking me about a hypothetical.
22:49Indulge me.
22:49Might you tell Merritt that Kirstie wasn't the best kind of witness because of her background?
22:54Not to mention her desperation to get out of jail at any cost.
22:57Jury tends to see through that.
22:58So you would have stonewalled her?
22:59I would have asked to speak to the witness myself and then made my decision based on how credible I
23:04thought she was.
23:05So by the numbers?
23:06By the numbers.
23:07Okay, so what would Merritt's next mood be to get Kirstie admitted as a witness?
23:11She could go above me, but it would likely just get kicked back down to me from my opinion.
23:23No, you're wrong.
23:24You just said that she'd go above you.
23:26It doesn't mean that she did.
23:28You get me worried about my prior relationship with Merritt.
23:31Just so you can play your real card, which is Stephen Burns.
23:35Oh, excellent.
23:36Hats off.
23:38Be careful what you learn from this man.
23:40There's practiced and there's reckless.
23:46Stephen Burns brought Merritt into the department.
23:49He was invested in her success.
23:50There's no way he would do anything but help her, or at least try.
23:55Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm late.
24:00Thank you, Liam.
24:10I'll see you again.
24:17Jasper.
24:18How you doing, buddy?
24:20Fine.
24:21Carol Mortskid, right?
24:24Do I know you?
24:26No by name.
24:28But you can feel who I am, can't you?
24:31Or what I am.
24:35Of course you can.
24:36You're a smart kid.
24:38Carl's on his way here right now, so...
24:41Aye.
24:44So where is he?
24:45Go straight, Link.
24:48Sit.
24:50Do not cry or whimper or make any kind of sound.
24:55Imagine this was your young balls I'm doing this way.
24:59Because if you shout, or if you scream, or if you do anything outside of just sitting there quietly looking
25:06at me, I'll ruin you.
25:10Okay?
25:13Okay.
25:16There's a good lad.
25:17I mean, I'm not so bad to look at, am I?
25:21No.
25:23No what?
25:27No, you're not that bad to look at.
25:30Thank you, Jasper.
25:32You're very nice to look at.
25:35I know some people that would pay good money just to look at you.
25:40All of you.
25:43I know some others who would pay good money too.
25:47To put things inside you.
25:51Things human and not...
25:54Both wet and dry.
25:59See, and they would get off, not just on your nice face, but in all that fear and the blood
26:06that comes out of you.
26:09And they would film it all.
26:12So after they dropped you at the hospital, because these are just men with appetites.
26:16They're not animals.
26:18They could relive those moments over and over again.
26:22Just like you'd be doing it.
26:23Just like you'd be doing it.
26:24In your own mind.
26:26For the rest of your life.
26:29So.
26:31Here's what I'd like you to do for me.
26:33I'd like you to pass on everything I've just said to you.
26:37In exactly the way I said it.
26:39To Carl.
26:40When he gets here.
26:44Speak of the devil.
26:48That's a nice kid you've got there.
26:59Oi.
27:05Easy, tiger.
27:07I'm not resisting.
27:08What did you do to the kid in there?
27:09Nothing.
27:10We were just talking.
27:13I like it.
27:14You fucking tell Finch that if you want...
27:17Who?
27:20I tell Graham Finch.
27:22The next time he wants to send a message, he gets fucking ass down here himself.
27:25Yeah?
27:33Fucking cut!
27:35Carl!
27:48Love.
28:03What did you say this technique was called again?
28:09It's mine.
28:10It's the Dr. Liu technique.
28:15This isn't what it looks like.
28:17Too bad.
28:19And press.
28:21Now try and lift your legs.
28:29All right.
28:30Good boy.
28:32Let's get him into the chair.
28:36Ready?
28:40Sit up.
28:42And three, two, one, lift.
28:45Whee!
28:48Lift yourself up.
28:50One push.
28:53Let's try and keep you out of bed now, as much as we can.
28:56Thanks, boys.
29:02Be nice to your father.
29:04He's worked hard today.
29:06Oh, I'm always nice to my father.
29:17How's your day, Dad?
29:18Fuck off.
29:19Why are you haunting me?
29:21I mean, I know you're in love with me.
29:22In love with my own dad?
29:24That's disgusting.
29:25What's wrong with you?
29:27Don't you have a life?
29:28Now you sound like my mum.
29:32I don't want to go home.
29:33Why not?
29:34Because I don't like being alone.
29:37I keep seeing dead old people.
29:39Oh, PTSD.
29:40You thinking about that old couple you ran over?
29:43I knew you'd come for me.
29:45Well, seeing as you're here, you might as well help me.
29:49What, do you need the loo?
29:50Do you want me to get your wee bowl or whatever?
29:52Nah, I don't need the loo.
29:56So, I've been reading old news.
29:59Every wee thing that happened in Edinburgh,
30:00around the time before and after,
30:02Merit went missing.
30:04Everything from the opening of a new pie shop
30:06up the mile to various pub fights
30:08to the accidental death of a Chinese medical student
30:10who somehow confused formaldehyde for vodka.
30:12There's a new pie shop?
30:14Four years ago, dimwit.
30:15Right, yeah.
30:16Nothing all that interesting except for a story
30:19about a gentleman named Ned Finkel.
30:22Ned Finkel?
30:23Some handle it.
30:24Oof.
30:25He was released from this very hospital
30:27two weeks after being run over by a young lawyer
30:30named Julia Montgomery.
30:31Oh.
30:32Sorry, did that trigger you?
30:34I'm medicated.
30:34So, he's out jogging when the Fiat
30:36driven by 28-year-old Julia Montgomery
30:38suddenly veers across the street,
30:41puts poor Mr Finkel up in the air,
30:42lost both his legs.
30:43Jesus.
30:45What happened?
30:45Did she fall asleep or something?
30:47Mrs Montgomery claims that she was forced off the road
30:49by another vehicle that came up alongside her.
30:51But seeing how she smacked him from behind
30:54and there were no other witnesses,
30:55it was her word against his.
30:56What, so she'd just got away with it?
30:58Well, only if she was lying.
31:02How do you mean?
31:03Julia Montgomery was born Julia Burns.
31:05She married an oral surgeon named Robert Montgomery
31:08two years before.
31:09Burns?
31:10His daughter.
31:11So, someone sent a message to Stephen Burns?
31:15I had a girl.
31:16Graham Finch?
31:17Probably.
31:18Oh, and you think they're at you?
31:20Again, probably.
31:24Good work, lad.
31:29Well done.
31:30You're all over the socials.
31:33Unhinged cop, at it again.
31:35Fucking cunt!
31:37Will that get me laid?
31:39Probably.
31:40But not necessarily by anyone you'd want.
31:43Hmm.
31:45Where's Jasper?
31:46At school.
31:47Oh, he said to say you'll pick his stuff up
31:49from his nana's on his way home.
31:50Okay.
31:53Do you think violence is a good thing
31:55to modelling for Jasper?
31:57I wasn't modelling violence.
31:58I was modelling how to tell a creep
32:00not to fuck with me.
32:01Right.
32:01Well, uh, whilst we don't have to prove,
32:04the experience did have one benefit.
32:06This morning,
32:07he actually made his bed.
32:16I know.
32:17Very significant.
32:22So,
32:23notice this happening dead centre.
32:25Like, they knew where the camera is.
32:28Parked there,
32:28so it would catch all of it.
32:30And then,
32:32right after,
32:36Land Rover wasn't even his car.
32:38Mm-hmm.
32:39Hang on.
32:42BMW 7 Series.
32:44Let's have a look at the tag.
32:46So,
32:47what are you guys doing?
32:48Shh.
32:53Nice.
33:09Carl Mork.
33:11Dr Sonnenberg.
33:13We meet at last.
33:16Please.
33:27Please take a seat.
33:38Question.
33:40Where's Doctor arriving?
33:41Well, lucky for you,
33:43I managed to return earlier than expected.
33:45Turns out a torn meniscus takes less time to heal.
33:47Nobody told me.
33:50Well,
33:50they should have.
33:51It's important to end a therapeutic relationship properly.
33:54Yes.
33:55Yes, it is.
33:56It's very important.
33:57And I feel a sense of abandonment,
33:59anger,
34:00and
34:00resentment.
34:01Well, that's good.
34:02That's an excellent place for us to get started.
34:04Let's just rearrange.
34:06Shall we?
34:06Of course,
34:06if you think that that's...
34:07Please.
34:08Don't get up.
34:09We wouldn't want you to have any more surgery.
34:14It is allowed for you to drive faster.
34:17I know.
34:22You seem nervous.
34:23Do I?
34:24Yes, I said,
34:25because of your, uh...
34:27Never mind.
34:28Just ask if you're gonna ask.
34:32What happened?
34:33I hit an L only cup on my car.
34:35I was in pursuit of this.
34:38Does it really fucking matter?
34:40No.
34:40I meant what happened after.
34:43You said you had some issues.
34:44Oh.
34:47Yeah, it's not that big a deal.
34:50Okay.
34:53I tried to kill myself.
34:59I am sorry.
35:01Slipped my wrists.
35:03Well,
35:05wrist.
35:06Um,
35:07passed out before I could get to the other one.
35:09I can't stand the sight of blood.
35:11D.I.R.D.
35:12Found me.
35:13I was helping him and Carl with this.
35:16Doesn't matter.
35:17Anyway,
35:17um,
35:18he came by my flat
35:19when I didn't show up.
35:21He saved your life?
35:24Not really.
35:25No.
35:25Um,
35:26the doctor said I probably wouldn't have died.
35:28The car wasn't deep enough.
35:30Um,
35:31but he definitely saved it after.
35:34How so?
35:36By being nice.
35:44It's a black BMW 7 series
35:47registered to Edmund Solomon.
35:50Flat 58.
35:51This is not the best neighborhood.
35:54Not about your back.
36:08Rose,
36:09do me a favor.
36:11Wait here.
36:13What?
36:13No.
36:14Please.
36:30Sir,
36:31is your car
36:32the black BMW?
36:33What about it?
36:35I'm sorry,
36:36sir,
36:36but your car is on fire.
36:41What'd you say?
36:43Your car is on fire.
36:44Have a fucking wake up.
36:50You fucking fuck!
36:56I'm fucking late!
36:59Sir,
37:00would you please call an ambulance?
37:01Mr. Solomon has fallen down the stairs.
37:03And it appears he has broken his, uh,
37:06femur.
37:08Fuck that, cunt.
37:10Your neighbors don't seem to like you very much.
37:13Who hired you and your friends
37:14to harass DCI Mork?
37:16I'm gonna fucking kill you!
37:18Okay.
37:19But in the meantime,
37:20please tell me who you work for.
37:22You're gonna arrest me just to...
37:26I'm not actually a policeman.
37:29But you are lucky you're talking to me
37:30and not DCI Mork,
37:31because...
37:33he would probably kill you.
37:35I won't.
37:35However,
37:36I will hurt you.
37:47Please,
37:48who hired you?
37:51Who hired you?
37:55Tony, shut the fuck up!
38:11What the fuck were you thinking?
38:14I was thinking I want to kill this prick and...
38:17I love this part.
38:18Fucking car!
38:21It was only the reason voice of a child
38:23could finally stop the beast.
38:25I was set up for fuck's sake.
38:26Yes, it looks like someone
38:28may have indeed set you up.
38:30And while that's very concerning,
38:34what is even more concerning
38:36is the fact it's fucking possible
38:38to set you up in the first place.
38:40You look like a bloody lunatic.
38:42He's right in Jasper.
38:44Be that as it may,
38:45you have now lost hold of yourself
38:48in public twice in the same week.
38:50That's got to be a bloody world record.
38:52I don't even know what to fucking say.
38:56I'm fucking speechless.
38:58What the fuck, Carol?
39:00Show's been going on for a while now.
39:02Yeah.
39:03What the fuck?
39:04Are you fucking fine?
39:06Are you fucking 50?
39:08It's fucking pathetic.
39:09That's what it is.
39:11And normally,
39:12a banger fucking week like that
39:14would be what I'd like to call
39:15a fucking career ender.
39:17Catchy.
39:17Shut up!
39:18And I am not firing you.
39:20Because no doubt
39:21that's exactly what
39:22whoever got your easy got and goat
39:24wanted to happen.
39:27Ah, yes.
39:28The other enabling members
39:29of Team Duel Alley.
39:31To what do I owe this pain?
39:34Uh, we located the driver of the vehicle
39:36who picked up the victim.
39:38Can we not call that piece of shit a victim?
39:40And where is this driver?
39:42At the moment,
39:42he's in the hospital
39:43with a broken leg.
39:44Oh?
39:45He fell down the stairs.
39:49Really?
39:50He's employed as a chauffeur
39:51by Ballantyne Transfer and Security.
39:53Which is owned by Finch
39:55overseas shipping.
39:56And have you talked to Finch?
39:57We've been
39:59rattling his cage.
40:02What are you waiting for?
40:04Merritt was spending time
40:05with a journalist called Sam Haig
40:07who was looking into corruption
40:08in the Crown Office.
40:10Okay.
40:11He died in a climbing accident
40:13right before she disappeared.
40:15And you think
40:15someone inside the Crown Office
40:17was involved?
40:18Not someone.
40:20Stephen Burns.
40:22Ah!
40:23What the actual fuck?
40:25We think there was a connection
40:26between Burns and Finch.
40:29I can't wait to hear it.
40:32Finch threatened Burns' daughter.
40:34Her car was driven off the road
40:35by another vehicle
40:36during the same time
40:37as Finch's trial.
40:38By all accounts,
40:39Merritt didn't like losing
40:40when it was fair.
40:40If she got wind that her superior
40:42was helping Finch...
40:42This is all theory,
40:43not evidence.
40:44Well, I'd like to hear
40:45what Burns has to say.
40:46You want to formally question
40:47the Lord Advocate?
40:48He won't give me anything
40:49if it's formal.
40:50You want to waterboard him?
40:52Yeah, I'd love to.
40:53But it's frowned upon,
40:54so I know I'll settle
40:54for surprising him instead.
40:58We're all set.
41:00What for?
41:01The line-up.
41:23Turn to the right, please.
41:24What the fuck for?
41:26They're wearing masks.
41:27I need to see their eyes.
41:28Back to the front.
41:41Ask number six to step forward.
41:43Number six.
41:44Please step forward.
41:56Time to take off his mask.
41:58Please remove the mask.
42:12I'm sorry.
42:15Are you sure?
42:18It's just you and me in here.
42:25This gentleman's guilty of something.
42:27Probably a lot of somethings.
42:30But my shooter, he is not.
42:36Okay.
42:43Let's do it.
42:59It's just you and me.
43:05I don't know.
43:41Oh, looks like our hat's the fuck up.
43:45That fucking hat!
44:04Look at the unlock. It's broken again. I told you to fix it.
44:12I don't know.
44:14I don't know.
44:25I don't know.
44:29I don't know.
44:44I don't know.
44:45I don't know.
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