00:00This is Ray Moore, suspicion of murder.
00:03Welcome back, Ray.
00:04Trust me, it's a fleeting visit.
00:06We'll see about that, shall we?
00:07I look forward to continuing this conversation later.
00:11How much later?
00:12When I'm ready, Ray.
00:14Not before.
00:21Your solicitor's on his way.
00:23Well, let's hope he's remembered my get-out-of-jail-free card.
00:27Tell me, Ray, when you look in the mirror, do you ever see the man you used to be?
00:31The man I once wanted on my side.
00:35How do you sleep at night?
00:37So, Ray.
00:39Not haunted by the ghosts of the people you've killed.
00:42Like Wesley Meeks.
00:45You can't prove that.
00:48You don't know about the ace on my sleeve.
00:57Nice try, John.
00:59You can't bluff her, bluff her.
01:04At 8, 9, 10 this morning, a young man called Wesley Meeks was shot and fatally wounded at the wheel
01:09of his car.
01:11We have reason to believe you pulled the trigger.
01:13Well, I was at the triple M at that time.
01:15How could I pull the trigger half a mile away?
01:17Tollipathy.
01:18How did you know it happened half a mile away?
01:21News travels fast in my neighborhood.
01:24It was Nixon.
01:26As I say, it's up your sleeve, John.
01:28Bombard me with rubbish instead of proof and hope I won't notice.
01:31Oh, we have proof, Ray.
01:32Don't you worry about that.
01:34So, where is it?
01:35You'll find out soon enough.
01:39Got to give the man marks for trying, eh, Steve?
01:41Moving down to London hasn't done your business empire many favours, has it, Ray?
01:45Business is booming, actually, John.
01:47Still, losing the level security contract must have been a bit demoralising.
01:52Why is that?
01:53Well, it can't have been easy, watching the skin massive muscling in on your patch.
01:56Nobody muscled in on my patch, Miss Nixon.
02:02The pathologist's report on Wesley Meeks revealed traces of red aerosol paint that match graffiti found on three of your
02:08premises.
02:13What do you have to say about that?
02:16Is it too late to prosecute him for vandalism now he's dead?
02:20This isn't funny, Mr. Moore.
02:22I agree, Miss Nixon.
02:23Graffiti is the bane of our age.
02:25It makes my law-abiding blood boil.
02:29Tell me about the argument you had with Meeks outside your club on Tuesday night.
02:32What argument?
02:34I've never met the man.
02:36Looks very heated.
02:38A lot of threatening gestures from both of you.
02:41Oh.
02:42So that was Wesley Meeks, was it?
02:44So what was said?
02:48As far as I recall, he had a problem with her dress code.
02:54One has to be firm about these things.
02:56It's a question of standards.
02:58You seem to have forgotten my cast-iron alibi, Miss Nixon.
03:01As for you, John, I'm making allowance for old times' sake.
03:04But your evidence is circumstantial, and we both know it.
03:13Interview terminated at 18.17.
03:18Oh, John, you might want to borrow my handkerchief.
03:22You've got a little bit of egg on your face.
03:27You wouldn't be saying that if you knew what I know.
03:35What about my car?
03:37Well, I'm afraid that's going to be under the forensic microscope for the foreseeable future.
03:41Sorry about that.
03:43Can I get you a cap?
03:44Please.
03:45I'll wait your sight.
03:46This place reeks of desperation.
03:49You're a killer, Ray.
03:51And I won't rest till we prove it.
03:53Well, don't work too hard.
03:54That's not very fair on your family, John.
03:57You'll give them my best, wherever they are.
04:01You think you've won, don't you?
04:03No.
04:04I know I've won.
04:07And you know why?
04:09Because I'm your last nightmare.
04:11An ex-cop that knows the ropes.
04:13What may the most of it?
04:15Because I'm going to nail you for the murder of Wesley Meeks.
04:17And that's a promise.
04:19So you keep saying?
04:21But based on what?
04:23Hmm?
04:24Where's that ace up your sleeve?
04:32How would you feel if I told you that Wesley Meeks' final act on this earth was to say your
04:36name?
04:38Your assassination technique's getting a little rusty, isn't it, Ray?
04:41I'd like you to let your victim live long enough to tell the tale.
04:44Wesley Meeks said my name.
04:46Not the best of news, is it?
04:51I'll get you that cap.
04:59I understand you wanted your house keys, Ray.
05:03Well, I never.
05:04Personal service.
05:06And I thought you'd say a skivvy.
05:07We don't have skivvies.
05:09And I think you knew I'd come.
05:14Turn your hand over.
05:17Now the other one.
05:21See, Mummy.
05:22All clean.
05:24No doubt.
05:25Or blood.
05:26Where did you go after you left the station this afternoon?
05:30I got a cab.
05:31I went home.
05:32I couldn't get in.
05:33So I went to the grape and bottle.
05:35Why, something happened I should know about.
05:38Sign for this.
05:40And get out.
05:47You know, John, it was very careless of you to tell me there was a witness to Wesley Meeks dying
05:51words.
05:53That could be so dangerous in the wrong hands.
05:57I mean, it doesn't take much to figure out if it was a doctor or a nurse.
06:04Thank God I'm not a violent man.
