Pennod 8 Bang

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-Stevie would have phoned

-if he wasn't coming home.

-He thought the world of Ruby.

-He wanted a child so much.

-A woman's body was found

-in the forest earlier today.

-We found Stevie's DNA

-under her nails.

-Lindita. She has an accent.

-What's that?

-Dad's chain.

-My dad died when I was little.

-You might have known him.

-You might have known him.

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-Nice guy, reliable.

-But you remember him.

-I remember your mother too.

-I remember your mother too.

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-How did you meet my mam?

-Your boyfriend?

-Yeah, it's complicated.

-Listen to me. Don't phone me again.

-What did you do with the gun?

-Are you sure he's still living here?

-Are you sure he's still living here?

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-I saw him come home last night.

-Keep looking.

-The gun's got to be here somewhere.

-Yeah?

-Yeah?

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-Where's Sam?

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-I know you're angry, Ray.

-There's no point

-losing your temper with him.

-I'll go over there tomorrow

-and I'll explain we're selling up.

-Oh, hiya.

-How long have you been here?

-How long have you been here?

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-Not long.

-Have you seen Sam?

-Did you know he was back?

-I saw him last night.

-It's a pity you didn't say.

-I'd have stopped Ray

-from going over.

-You know what they're like together.

-Where's Ray now?

-I don't know.

-The chapel conversion?

-It's taking up a lot

-of his time at the moment.

-Don't you have any work today?

-I'm on my way to the station now.

-I've been speaking to Douglas Rose.

-Who?

-Who?

-

-You know who.

-What did he have to say?

-He said he knew you.

-He said you knew

-about the stolen goods.

-Were you part of it?

-Douglas would come in for a drink

-and ask after your father.

-I couldn't say no to him.

-Did you want to say no to him?

-Your father was glad

-to get the money.

-He wanted to do the work.

-And you never stopped him.

-You've always wanted the good things

-in life, haven't you, Mam?

-That's not fair.

-No. What isn't fair is that

-my father was shot when I was four.

-Now and then.

-That's all it was at the start.

-Gwyn liked coming home

-with money in his pocket.

-No, I didn't try to stop it.

-The money meant

-I could pay the bills on time.

-I could buy you and Sam new coats.

-And yes, sometimes, go to the salon

-to have my hair done.

-Was Dad working for Douglas

-when he was shot?

-The jobs became more frequent.

-And he did jobs for other people.

-Who?

-Who?

-

-I don't remember.

-Who, Mam?

-Who, Mam?

-

-I don't know, Gina.

-He stopped telling me.

-He was trying to protect me.

-From what?

-He didn't say.

-Was he threatened?

-Is that why he was shot?

-He promised me

-that I had no reason to worry.

-He said he was safe.

-Give us a twirl then.

-Yeah!

-See? Suits her, doesn't it?

-I don't think

-she agrees with you, babe.

-Where do you reckon

-your fella is then, Ela?

-I don't know. I'm not his keeper.

-D'you hear that, babe?

-Ela doesn't like

-to keep tabs on Sam.

-See? Mel's got to keep an eye on me.

-She knows I can't help myself.

-Feisty, aren't you?

-Oi, don't go yet.

-You haven't even seen Sam.

-You haven't even seen Sam.

-

-Give me my coat back.

-What? Don't you want

-to hang out with us?

-Give me my coat, I want to go.

-I want a ten-inch cock...

-..but you don't always get

-what you want in life, do you?

-Where is he?

-Where is he?

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-I don't know, I told you.

-Sam. Where's Sam?

-I don't know.

-Let her go.

-Well, fuck me, look who it is.

-Been hiding under the floorboards?

-Leave her alone.

-Leave her alone.

-

-Come by here, we'll think about it.

-Come on, don't be shy.

-Where is it?

-Where is it?

-

-Where's what?

-Don't get all innocent on me, right?

-I know what you've been up to.

-I've heard the stories.

-I've heard the stories.

-

-I haven't got it.

-Can you not hear me?

-Or do you just like

-getting beaten up?

-I'm going to ask you again.

-Where's the gun?

-It's not here.

-It's not here.

-

-Don't. Don't.

-Where is it?

-Think carefully

-before you answer me this time.

-Leave him alone!

-I don't have it. Honest.

-Carl.

-Luke.

-Luke.

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-Is it true?

-Rhys Morris. Is he being released?

-Unfortunately, yes.

-It's out of my hands now.

-Have you told Gina?

-Have you told Gina?

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-No.

-How can I if she's AWOL, Luke?

-Rhys Morris.

-I spoke to the CPS.

-There was a problem.

-A problem?

-We found drugs in his house.

-No, we didn't.

-You were there, Carl.

-You found drugs in the garage.

-We could look in the house

-but not the garage.

-Bullshit. How many kilograms of

-cocaine did we find?

-There's nothing I can do.

-There's nothing I can do.

-

-Have you discussed this with them?

-No, the CPS pointed it out to you.

-That's not a solicitor's job.

-I told them, OK?

-What?

-I had to.

-I had to.

-

-Why?

-You don't understand.

-You don't understand.

-

-No, I don't understand.

-Mel found out about us.

-If I hadn't got Rhys out of jail,

-she'd have told Megan about us.

-My marriage would be over,

-I'd have to move out, lose the kids.

-We'll catch Rhys Morris again.

-It'll be just a matter of time.

-No.

-Try to understand why I did it.

-You did it to save your own skin.

-No. It's not that simple.

-Not when you're talking

-about family!

-Get off him!

-Tell him to stop.

-Tell him to stop.

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-Remembered yet, son?

-Has it come back to you?

-Rhys, don't.

-You forget what you do

-with your keys, your phone...

-..but not a gun.

-You don't forget what you do

-with something like that.

-Enough.

-Where is it, Sam?

-He's not going to stop

-until you tell him.

-I don't know where the gun is.

-You're a nice boy.

-That's why I chose you.

-The gun would be safe

-with a nice boy like Sam.

-What could go wrong?

-Where is it?

-Hmm?

-Where's the gun?

-I've told you.

-I don't know where it is.

-Silly bastard, come with me.

-Get him to tell me where my gun is

-and I won't put him in a wheelchair.

-Alright, alright.

-Look at you.

-You're a mess.

-I didn't think you cared about me.

-I was frightened.

-You frightened me.

-You came back.

-I couldn't forget you,

-gun or no gun.

-I'm trouble.

-Snap!

-That's why I like you.

-Where's the gun, Sam?

-Just tell me.

-Before that psycho really hurts you.

-His sister's got it.

-The policewoman.

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-What are you doing here?

-Aren't you celebrating?

-Rhys is out.

-Do you have a girlfriend?

-Do you have a girlfriend?

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-What do you want?

-Is that an offer?

-Where's Gina?

-Why?

-Why?

-

-I want a chat with her.

-About what?

-About what?

-

-It's private.

-Tell me.

-Tell me.

-

-Kiss me and I'll think about it.

-No, thanks.

-Alright?

-Hi. I'm sorry I missed your call.

-I was busy at the chapel.

-Do you want to go somewhere

-and talk?

-Here's fine.

-You've upset your mother.

-I've upset her!

-What did you expect her to do, Gina?

-What did you expect her to do, Gina?

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-Stop him.

-Your father was earning big money.

-Linda did everything she could

-to get him to finish.

-He wouldn't listen.

-You have to understand,

-he was addicted to it.

-How do you know?

-Your mother told me.

-She couldn't change his mind.

-How did you meet my mam, Ray?

-How did you meet my mam, Ray?

-

-What?

-How?

-You know how.

-I came over to your house

-to fix the flat roof.

-You fixed the garden fence,

-painted the kitchen ceiling...

-She'd just lost her husband and was

-struggling to get by on her own...

-Six months later, you'd moved in.

-Six months later, you'd moved in.

-

-..with two kids, Gina.

-You were seeing my mam

-before my dad died, weren't you?

-What?

-That's how you know so much.

-I'm right, aren't I?

-No, you're not.

-Did you ever meet him?

-Gina.

-Gina.

-

-Just answer me.

-This is mental.

-This is mental.

-

-Did you ever meet him?

-No, I didn't.

-You need to get this nonsense

-out of your head.

-That's what it is, it's nonsense.

-What are you doing here?

-I've come to get it.

-What?

-What?

-

-You know what.

-Sam told us.

-Rhys is angry.

-Who knows what he'll do to Sam

-if we don't get it back.

-Go and get the gun.

-I'm not going to

-give you the gun, Mel.

-Rhys will kill him.

-I'll send a team round.

-Grievous bodily harm.

-You're not going to tell anyone.

-You don't want people to know

-what Sam's been doing.

-If people know you hid the gun,

-you'd lose your job, go to jail.

-You're not going to say a word.

-Where's the gun, Gina?

-I'm not giving you the gun

-until I know Sam is safe.

-Rhys won't be happy.

-That's the deal.

-Stay.

-You didn't expect to see me again

-so soon, did you?

-Where's Sam?

-She got the gun?

-She got the gun?

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-She wants to see her brother first.

-My brother drowned.

-You know all about that, don't you?

-I want to see him now.

-Urgh.

-Oi!

-Sam?

-Sam?

-See him?

-Still in one piece, look.

-Still in one piece, look.

-

-Send him over.

-No chance, I ain't falling for that.

-Give the gun to Mel.

-Go on!

-I should shoot him

-in the fucking head.

-You need bullets.

-I'm not that stupid.

-Forget it, let's go.

-Ela.

-Oi, what are you playing at?

-Stay here.

-Stay here.

-

-Gina, don't.

-What the fuck did you do that for?

-You shot Stevie.

-I didn't shoot no-one, butt.

-It was my brother's gun.

-He lent it to them.

-Who did he lend it to?

-Who did he lend it to?

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-Mel's sister.

-They wanted to scare him.

-He wasn't supposed to die. Ask her.

-Mel! Mel!

-Stevie weren't meant to die.

-Stevie weren't meant to die.

-

-Do you who know the sister is?

-I do.

-No!

-Get in the car. Both of you.

-Now.

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-Oh, fuck.

-Hello?

-We'll be there now.

-Sir, there's been another shooting.

-They've taken Sam and Gina too.

-Do you know where?

-Do you know where?

-

-No.

-Come on, Gina.

-Hiya, yeah. I ordered a taxi

-and it's still not here.

-It's Marie.

-Don't worry, it's just arrived.

-Ta.

-Get me footage from every CCTV

-and traffic camera within a mile.

-I want to know exactly who was there

-and where Gina is now.

-They have shot Rhys Morris. There's

-no doubt they'll use the gun again.

-One more job.

-That's all it would have been.

-Stevie should have found

-someone else.

-New plates, a respray.

-If Jason had just done the job

-nobody would be dead.

-Apart from the woman

-Stevie hit with his car.

-I know what Stevie was doing,

-Patricia.

-What are they doing?

-What are they doing?

-

-I don't know.

-Can you get yourself free?

-Can you get yourself free?

-

-It's too tight.

-Stevie paid Jason a lot of money

-over the years.

-He knew the cars were stolen.

-He didn't know they were

-used to traffic people.

-People who were being sold.

-Stevie was trafficking people.

-They're going to shoot her.

-I have to stop them.

-Jason walked away when he found out.

-Stevie wouldn't leave him be.

-So you shot him.

-I went over to the boat

-to tell Stevie to stay away.

-I took the gun with me to scare him.

-That's all.

-He said Jason knew about the people.

-He said he took advantage

-of one of them...

-..a child.

-What did you do with the money?

-What money?

-What money?

-

-The money on the boat.

-Stevie was preparing to leave.

-I don't know anything

-about any money.

-Stevie had half a million

-on that boat.

-What have you done with it?

-Shoot her.

-Ray.

-Ray?

-What are you doing?

-I have to go away for a while.

-OK?

-Why?

-What's happened?

-Has this got something

-to do with Gina?

-I've just had the police on the

-phone looking for Gina and Sam.

-Ray, you're frightening me.

-Ray, you're frightening me.

-

-Look, shut up.

-You're not helping.

-What have you done?

-Stevie thought

-he could push us around.

-Just like he did

-with the sales people.

-I just wanted him to leave us alone.

-The gun was Mel's idea, was it?

-Mel's not to blame.

-She didn't know I was going

-to shoot him.

-We were fostered

-when we were younger.

-We lived separately for years.

-When they found one home

-for the pair of us...

-..we promised

-to look after each other.

-Was it you who told her

-about Carl and me?

-She missed Rhys.

-I had to help her.

-You understand that, don't you?

-D'you see what happens

-when I leave you alone?

-Alright?

-You'll have to give a statement.

-You'll have to give a statement.

-

-Of course.

-Gina.

-Give us a second, please.

-Sorry, Gina.

-Don't.

-Don't.

-

-I didn't want to put you at risk.

-I know.

-What?

-In Ray's yard, I found pictures.

-I thought Ray was cheating on Mam.

-Pictures of what?

-Girls.

-Gina, they were young

-and they were afraid.

-Get him inside now!

-Gina, you know better than that.

-Gina.

-Where are you going?

-People. I have to.

-People. I have to.

-

-You have to make a statement first.

-You don't understand.

-You don't understand.

-

-No. You're staying here.

-That's the end of it.

-What?

-You two, that way.

-Sir?

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-Do you know his whereabouts?

-No, I don't.

-He's gone.

-When did you last see Ray?

-He was here in the house.

-He was here in the house.

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-When?

-Half an hour, maybe an hour ago.

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-

-Do you know where he is now?

-No, he's a busy man.

-He's up at the yard

-or doing something new.

-What do you want with him?

-My daughter is Gina Jenkins.

-We're eager to speak with you.

-What has he done?

-I have a right to know.

-Phone Gina.

-How much did Stevie charge

-for these people?

-10,000 for a girl.

-2,000 for a boy.

-Lindita Dushku.

-Was she going to be sold?

-Is that why she ran?

-Patricia, listen.

-One way or another,

-we will find out.

-You didn't find out who shot Stevie.

-No.

-You found out. You and your friend.

-You weren't really interested

-in who killed Stevie.

-You wanted to know who had

-the money. Where is it now?

-Lindita's parents said

-she disappeared six years ago.

-She was expecting a baby...

-..and that's why she disappeared

-without telling anyone.

-Where's her child now?

-How's it going?

-She's refusing to say anything much.

-She knows how to play the game.

-How's Gina?

-She's giving her statement.

-Cuppa?

-Got anything stronger?

-Is Patricia Rose

-still in the interview room?

-Yes, Ma'am. It might take a while.

-What's the latest from the chapel?

-We've identified them.

-When the interpreters arrive,

-we'll take statements.

-Do we know where Patricia Rose's

-daughter is?

-I'm assuming social services

-have been notified.

-Ruby.

-That's why you gave Lindita a home.

-Because you'd taken her baby.

-She'd changed her mind.

-She wanted to go to the authorities.

-That's when Stevie

-went after her in the car.

-Hello?

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-How's Gina?

-She's fine. Why?

-I need to speak to her.

-Luke, please.

-Just a quick word.

-OK? Five minutes.

-Come on. She's your friend.

-Five minutes.

-Have you asked for a solicitor?

-Yes, they've phoned someone.

-You don't have to say anything.

-It's their job to find out

-what you did.

-I'm not letting you

-take the blame for anything.

-I knew about the gun.

-I knew about the gun.

-

-No.

-You found out today, alright?

-I should have done the right thing.

-I should have done the right thing.

-

-Today.

-I'm not letting you lose your job.

-Hey. I love you, OK?

-I found this.

-Dad's chain.

-It was in Ray's stuff.

-Did you know he'd taken it?

-No.

-Oh, my stomach.

-Sam, you need to breathe.

-Luke.

-Luke, go and get some help.

-Sam, what's wrong? Sam, breathe.

-Linda.

-Luke Lloyd. Where are you going?

-Listen, Luke.

-Listen, Luke.

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-You know where Ray is.

-No, I don't.

-You're going to meet him now.

-You're going to meet him now.

-

-You don't understand.

-Radio the control room.

-Radio the control room.

-

-Please, don't.

-Do you want me to arrest you?

-Please, don't tell Gina.

-Where is he?

-Where?

-Come on, answer the fucking phone.

-Ray Murray, you're under arrest

-for trafficking people...

-..for labour and other exploitation

-you do not have to say anything...

-..it may harm your defence if you

-do not mention when questioned...

-..something which you later rely

-on in court. Do you understand?

-Take him away.

-How long had the people

-been kept at the chapel?

-No comment.

-You don't expect us to believe

-you didn't know they were there.

-Six people living

-in a room like that.

-They were being fed, given water.

-How many times a day

-were you checking on them?

-We found the following photographs

-in your desk at the builder's yard.

-Who are these women?

-No comment.

-Did you take the pictures?

-Where are these women now?

-They can't have gone home.

-Not without their passports.

-How long had you been helping Stevie

-traffic these people?

-That's all you were, isn't it?

-The help.

-No comment.

-OK. Let's take a break there then.

-DI Roberts

-pausing the interview at 19.52.

-Luke, could you make me a cuppa?

-Take Mr Murray's solicitor with you.

-Show him where the toilet is.

-We're going to be here for a while.

-What's your game?

-That's a nice chain.

-Very nice.

-Not my style,

-but I can see why you like it.

-What makes you think it's mine?

-Gina found it.

-Along with the passports

-and all the other evidence...

-..in your house, in your desk.

-What's funny is she remembers

-Sam having it when they were young.

-He thought it was his dad's.

-He thought it was his dad's.

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-Where's Gina? I need to see her.

-He said he found it on the beach

-the day his dad died.

-Go get Gina, I want to talk to her.

-Go get Gina, I want to talk to her.

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-You will speak to me.

-I want to talk to Gina.

-I want to talk to Gina.

-

-Why?

-To tell her that you were the man

-who shot her dad.

-ALARM BELL

-Shit.

-Get moving, this isn't a drill!

-Gina!

-Fuck off!

-Gina! Gina!

-Fuck off!

-Gina.

-You were never meant to know.

-I swear I was a different person

-back then.

-If your father hadn't lied to me...

-I wanted to make sure you,

-your mother and Sam were OK.

-I never wanted to hurt you!

-I'm sorry!

-# Somebody should have told you

-# If you want to be a soldier

-# Ain't nobody hold you

-# Sleeping with a gun

-# Somebody should have warned you

-# Never listen to informers

-# Each name on a bullet

-ain't no bound in everyone #

-I'll fucking kill him.

-I fucking will.

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-Look at you.

-Your face.

-You can't. I'm sorry.

-I didn't know, Sam.

-You have to believe me.

-If I knew Ray was responsible...

-..I wouldn't have let him

-into our lives.

-I never trusted him.

-I know.

-And you chose him over me.

-I love you.

-But not enough.

-He deceived me.

-He deceived us all.

-If you'd only taken my side once.

-I needed someone

-to look after me too.

-Who was going to look after me?

-You're my mother.

-That's your job.

-I'm sorry.

-I'm sorry.

-# Oh oh

-# Oh oh

-# Oh oh #

-I'm sorry too.

-What are you doing now?

-Fancy getting some food?

-A drink?

-I'll buy you a pint.

-There's a first time for everything.

-At least the investigation is over.

-The gun's still out there.

-Somewhere.

-Come on.

-# Somebody should have told you

-# If you want to be a soldier

-# Ain't nobody to hold you

-# While you sleep with a gun

-# Somebody should have warned you

-# From being enticed

-# Everyone playing with a gun

-plays with fire

-# La la la la la la #

-Let's go.

-# Such a modern way to die,

-cold as ice

-# Burning from the inside

-# La la la la la la

-# Such a modern way to die

-# Cold as ice,

-burning from the inside

-# La la la la la la la la

-la la la la la la la la #

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