Pennod 5 Craith

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-I love you.

-The truck is registered

-to William Parry.

-William Parry died in 1998.

-No!

-I just want to go home.

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-Dad?

-I'll sort it.

-It won't take long.

-I didn't get there in time.

-Go back to bed.

-It's alright.

-It's alright.

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-No.

-No. No. No. Go back to bed.

-No. No. No. Go back to bed.

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-Dad, just let me help.

-For once in your life,

-just do what I tell you!

-Sorry.

-Go and take a shower.

-Go on.

-I'm sorry for shouting at you.

-Come on. In you get.

-Yes, alright.

-OK. Don't fuss.

-I can do it.

-"No longer at this address, Alys."

-It's Detective Inspector Cadi John

-from North Wales Police here.

-I'm calling about a red Ford Ranger

-pickup.

-You sold it in 2011.

-Could you call me back?

-The number is 01248...

-..870182.

-Thanks.

-You're in early.

-Who needs sleep

-when we've got coffee?

-What have we got?

-What have we got?

-

-Just more CCTV.

-It's the guy in the truck.

-It's the guy in the truck.

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-Cadi.

-You try to find

-a clear shot of his face.

-Where are we with the CCTV video?

-We've run a check

-on the truck's number.

-It's registered

-to a William John Parry.

-William John Parry died 15 years ago

-in a motorbike accident.

-Is our man in the truck

-connected to William Parry?

-We don't know yet.

-Friends, neighbours, school mates?

-Friends, neighbours, school mates?

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-We're looking into it.

-The truck. Have we spoken

-to the former owner yet?

-We're waiting for him

-to come back to us.

-Mali Pryce's pathology report.

-She had an abortion.

-Pathology indicates she was pregnant

-maybe three or four years ago.

-The internal scarring

-suggest a late-term abortion.

-I don't think we should share this

-with the family now.

-Fine.

-Where are we with Mark Lewis?

-Where are we with Mark Lewis?

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-We had to let him go.

-He isn't the nicest guy

-in the world...

-..but we had no reason to hold him.

-The PM results.

-Jesus.

-Jesus.

-

-Yes, I know.

-How's the surgery

-coping without you?

-Are they alright

-with you taking time off work?

-Have they found someone

-to take your place?

-Did you tell them what happened?

-Did you tell them what happened?

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-No.

-I said I was ill.

-Why don't you tell the truth?

-Why don't you tell the truth?

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-I don't want anyone to know.

-You'll be away from your work

-for a while.

-I'm going back tomorrow.

-That's why I need the car.

-That's why I need the car.

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-Oh, I don't know, Low.

-Do you think that's wise?

-Don't you need more time?

-Don't you need more time?

-

-Time to what?

-Time to sit at home and think about

-it? I don't want to do that.

-I've got appointments to keep.

-They'll be fine.

-You need to put yourself first.

-I've got things to do.

-You look tired.

-Did you sleep last night?

-Did you sleep last night?

-

-Of course.

-Have you spoken to the police today?

-Why not? You need to chase them up.

-If you haven't heard anything

-by the end of the day.

-No, Mam.

-No, Mam.

-

-I can speak to them.

-Let them do their job, Mam.

-You're starting early.

-We're on house-to-house again.

-Living the dream.

-Ma'am.

-Come on.

-Come on.

-

-It's nothing.

-The truck's old owner called back.

-The truck's old owner called back.

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-Great.

-He bought the truck

-for his son in 2009.

-His son moved away in 2011.

-The truck sat outside the house

-for a few weeks...

-..before William Parry called

-and offered cash for it.

-He took the truck straightaway.

-He took the truck straightaway.

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-Do we have a description?

-Young, tall, in his late twenties.

-Dark hair possibly.

-Dark hair possibly.

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-Anything else?

-He said the guy was working as a

-labourer in the area at the time.

-Some garage went bust and a scrap

-reclamation company tore it down.

-They took down the Nissen huts.

-They took down the Nissen huts.

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-Do you know which scrap company?

-We're looking into it now.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

-

-I'm worried about you.

-You were late home last night.

-You left early this morning.

-I want to know you're OK.

-Do I have to report to you

-every time I go out?

-Look, I don't have time for this.

-Go home. Everything's alright

-Dad!

-Dad!

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-What?

-How can you say everything's fine?

-How is everything fine?

-Why won't you talk to me

-about Mali?

-All these years.

-You didn't say anything.

-You didn't even say her name.

-You gave up and started again.

-You don't know what

-you're talking about.

-I was a little girl when she left.

-I was a little girl when she left.

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-I'm not going to argue with you.

-I hated Mali.

-I thought she had just run away

-and left me with you and Mam.

-Do you think I don't remember?

-The fighting,

-the arguing, the shouting...

-..cops coming over all the time.

-I heard you downstairs every night.

-I thought, fuck,

-it's no wonder Mali ran away.

-Who would want to live here?

-D'you know what?

-If it wasn't for you...

-..and the way you and Mam behaved,

-Mali would be alive.

-Go home.

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-You never wash your bowl.

-You leave everything to me.

-Go get dressed.

-Are you OK?

-Do you want to help?

-Go and fetch the oil then.

-It will do the engine some good.

-It's in a grey plastic bottle.

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-Stay here.

-Don't come out until I say so.

-Here you go, some wood

-for the winter as I promised.

-Are you busy? How's your mother?

-Yes, she's fine.

-Where's the truck?

-It isn't working.

-The carburettor's gone.

-Why don't you take it to the garage?

-I can't afford it.

-I'm going to use the van

-but the oil needs changing.

-What happened to your hand?

-An accident at work.

-I wasn't concentrating.

-Are you still over at Carn Ddu?

-No, not any more.

-They had to let people go.

-Oh, hello.

-No school today?

-Hold fire, it's a Saturday,

-I'm being stupid.

-You've got the weekend to yourself.

-Are you helping Dad?

-She's shy.

-My daughter was the same at her age.

-Right, that should

-keep you going for a while.

-I've got some work to do at home.

-Another pair of hands

-would be a big help.

-I have the place to myself for a

-few days. Sally's gone to see Lois.

-As I said, they grow up so fast.

-I promised I'd finish the job

-before Sally got back.

-So, if you're free on Monday

-and you need some pocket money...

-..I'd appreciate the help.

-Alright.

-Monday morning it is.

-Monday morning it is.

-

-OK.

-Good, I'll see you then.

-Enjoy your weekend.

-Good luck with the van.

-Give my regards to your mother.

-Hello?

-Hi, Beth. Are you taking Dad

-for his blood tests today?

-I'm on my way there now.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes.

-I was just checking. I left early,

-so I forgot to remind him.

-It'll be fine.

-He'll be OK.

-He'll complain the whole way there.

-But I think he enjoys the attention

-he gets from the nurses.

-He's doing better now, isn't he?

-Yes, yes, he's...

-Yes, he's OK.

-Are you taking him

-back to your house afterwards?

-That's the plan.

-OK, I'll pick him up after work.

-I'd better go.

-Dad hates me being late.

-Bye, Cer.

-Bye, Cer.

-

-Bye, Beth.

-The scrap company,

-we've got an address for them.

-"Please leave your message

-after the tone."

-Hi, Meg. It's me. Where are you?

-I'm worried.

-Come on, I want to help.

-The university have people

-you can talk to.

-We can sort this all out.

-Call me.

-Mr Roberts?

-Right, what do you want?

-You did a spot of work back in 2011.

-It's too late to complain!

-You were collecting scrap...

-..some old Nissen huts

-from a garage in Llandinorwig.

-I've a vague memory.

-I've a vague memory.

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-Do you have a record of the workers?

-A job like that would be

-a month's work, five or six workers.

-Do you remember any names?

-Men come and go.

-I lost all my records

-when the office flooded last year.

-Not there, lads.

-I told you to take it

-to the other side.

-They're good workers but they

-have nothing between their ears.

-Mr Roberts.

-Can't you see I've got enough

-on my plate?

-We're looking for a man who was

-working for you in April 2011.

-He may call himself William Parry.

-He may call himself William Parry.

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-Is this about the girl in the river?

-Why do you ask?

-She went missing in 2011.

-Or so they say.

-We can't discuss that.

-Mr Roberts...

-Mr Roberts...

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-Listen.

-The last time you were here

-asking about a dead girl...

-..you almost destroyed my business.

-Endaf.

-He killed that little girl.

-His sister's daughter.

-It was in Penrhyn Woods.

-It was in Penrhyn Woods.

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-When was this?

-2005.

-Endaf...

-Endaf...

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-Elwy.

-Did he work for you then?

-Did he work for you then?

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-Yes.

-But what he did

-was nothing to do with me.

-Do you know this man?

-It could be anyone.

-Mr Roberts, if you've got any

-information that could help us...

-I know how it works.

-I know what happened last time too.

-You almost ruined me.

-It won't happen again.

-Excuse me, I've got work to do.

-I'm sorry we bothered you.

-If you remember anything...

-If you remember anything...

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-Yes, it'll be in the post.

-Does she remind you of anyone?

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-There's always a bed for you here.

-You know that, don't you?

-I thought Dad was keeping junk

-in my room.

-He keeps promising to clear it.

-You know what he's like.

-He'd fill the house if I let him.

-I'd better go.

-Aren't you staying for supper?

-I want to go home.

-It's that time of year again.

-You know what they say.

-Good fences make good neighbours.

-If you need anything...

-You only need to call.

-Day or night.

-It doesn't matter when.

-Take care.

-Mali Pryce disappeared

-from the Llanberis area...

-..on 14th April 2011.

-We found her body three days ago

-on 17th October in Pantwern.

-Llinos Evans?

-Llinos Evans?

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-She disappeared in March 2007.

-She lived with her foster parents

-in Tregarth.

-The bracelet Llinos Evans wore

-was the same...

-..as the one we saw on Mali Pryce.

-Lowri Driscoll.

-On 18th October...

-..Lowri Driscoll was attacked as she

-left her parents' farm in Nantlle.

-A man tried to kidnap her.

-We've got CCTV from

-a petrol station near Deiniolen.

-It shows Lowri coming across

-a stranger at 14:43 that afternoon.

-We ran the truck's number

-and got the name...

-..William John Parry.

-But William Parry died in 1998 in

-a motorbike accident near Caeathro.

-The red Ford Ranger truck

-was sold in April 2011...

-..from an address in Llandinorwig.

-Where we think our man worked as

-part of a team of temporary workers.

-He was being employed

-by Roberts Reclamation.

-Which is based in Caernarfon.

-Anna Williams.

-Anna was 17 when she went missing

-on 2nd November 2005.

-Her body was found two days later

-in the Penrhyn forest...

-..near her home in Bwlchllan.

-Three days after the body was found,

-the girl's uncle...

-..Endaf Elwy

-was accused of killing her.

-He was found guilty and imprisoned

-for life.

-Pantwern.

-Tregarth.

-Nantlle.

-Penrhyn, Anna Williams,

-the only anomaly.

-The man responsible

-was arrested in 2005.

-Two years before Llinos Evans

-went missing.

-And six years before Mali Pryce

-disappeared.

-Same age, same build, same look.

-She was killed less than three miles

-from where we found Mali Pryce.

-Shit.

-Are you going to let me in?

-Sit down.

-I don't bite.

-Can I have one?

-What do I get for it?

-Put a lager in me and you'll see.

-Does your father know you're here?

-I don't have to report

-everything to him.

-You're a big girl now.

-What do you think?

-You look like a big girl to me.

-There we are then.

-Two adults having a drink

-on our own.

-What are we going to do now?

-What do you want to do?

-What did you and Mali used to do

-when she came over?

-Me and your sister,

-we got up to all sorts.

-Mali was no angel.

-She could wind me up

-and get me hard at the same time.

-Do you like to get men hard?

-Mals loved that.

-She loved the way men looked at her.

-She knew they wanted to fuck her.

-Is that why you're here?

-Do you want to be

-like your big sister?

-You've grown up and you're ready to

-fuck older men for booze and fags.

-Where are you going now,

-little girl?

-You've had lager from me and you

-promised to give something back.

-You're not a cock-tease, are you?

-Have you ever been with a man?

-Do you know what

-a real man feels like?

-Mali couldn't get enough,

-I'm telling you.

-The guy who locked her up would have

-got more than his share. Who knows?

-Maybe there's more than one

-and they all had a go.

-Do you really think I'm interested

-in a little bitch like you?

-You're not Mali

-and you'll never be like her.

-Fuck off and don't come back!

-Oi!

-What the fuck is she doing here?

-What the fuck is she doing here?

-

-Don't fucking start.

-Get inside.

-All that fresh air.

-It's not good for you.

-What do they say?

-Endaf Elwy's case.

-Evidence was presented to the CPS.

-They went to trial

-and got a conviction.

-They found blood in his house,

-truck and on his clothes.

-He had previous.

-He attacked another kid when he was

-15 and almost killed him.

-He spent two years

-in Juvenile Detention.

-I know.

-I know.

-

-He was the last to see Anna alive.

-He confessed it in prison.

-To a serial offender

-and drug addict.

-We have to speak to him.

-We have to speak to Endaf Elwy.

-What about your father?

-He was the SIO on that case.

-It's just that

-with everything that's going on...

-What choice do we have?

-I'll talk to him. He'll understand.

-We have to go after this.

-I'll speak to Lynn.

-I'll ask her to let us

-interview Endaf.

-Sorry, boss. Can I have a word?

-Weakens all the coffee.

-Right.

-I think I've mentioned it but some

-of us are going out after work.

-It's not a big night,

-just a few drinks.

-The offer stands

-if you want to come.

-We'll see.

-Well?

-She's taking it higher up.

-We'll have to wait and see.

-What did he want?

-What did he want?

-

-He was bringing us firewood.

-It's for the winter.

-It's for the winter.

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-I know his type.

-They come here with their money.

-They look down their noses at us.

-He saw Nia.

-What if he starts

-asking people about her?

-Ask who?

-No-one knows anything about us.

-I don't want to see him here again.

-He's nosey. Understand?

-He offered me work.

-Over at his place.

-Over at his place.

-

-Doing what?

-Fencing.

-It's more money.

-Don't leave a mess behind you.

-Clean up after yourself.

-Please let me out.

-Over here, the door is open.

-Be quick. Run.

-Don't let Nain see those.

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-Are you going?

-Are you going?

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-Yes, I have to.

-I'm picking Dad up

-from Beth's house.

-Are you staying?

-Perhaps.

-Perhaps.

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-OK, well...

-Enjoy!

-I'm sure to.

-Thanks.

-Sorry to keep you.

-Sorry to keep you.

-

-No problem.

-I've spoken to the Deputy.

-We have his permission.

-You can speak to Endaf Elwy.

-You can speak to Endaf Elwy.

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-Great. When?

-He expects you at midday tomorrow.

-He expects you at midday tomorrow.

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-A trip to the prison then.

-Such a glamorous job!

-Cadi! It doesn't mean

-we'll reopen Anna Williams' case.

-I know.

-We're only looking into Endaf Elwy.

-To question him,

-not prove his innocence.

-I won't keep you. Enjoy your

-evening. Let me know how it goes.

-Nenenenene!

-Nenenenene!

-

-Oi!

-Hello?

-Give it back to her, please.

-Get upstairs, now.

-Hello, little monkeys.

-Hello, little monkeys.

-

-Hi!

-Hi. Sorry I'm late.

-It's fine.

-It's fine.

-

-How did it go today?

-Fine, the same old moaning.

-Have you eaten?

-Have you eaten?

-

-No, I'm fine.

-I can't stay, I have to be up early.

-Oh! The troops have finally arrived.

-Save me!

-The lung capacity on these kids,

-someone should do a study!

-Come on, let's go home.

-Come downstairs, girls!

-Give Taid a kiss before he goes!

-Come here.

-Here we are.

-Oh, Taid has to go now.

-I'll see you before long, OK?

-It's me.

-Hello, you. Where are you?

-Still at work.

-And you?

-Have you finished for today?

-Have you finished for today?

-

-I'm just getting home.

-Have you finished for today?

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes.

-How was your day?

-How was your day?

-

-Busy.

-Sorting things out

-before maternity leave.

-I met the guy covering for me today.

-He's young. I hope he's stupid

-or they won't have me back.

-I doubt that somehow.

-When will you be home?

-When will you be home?

-

-I'm not sure.

-That's why I'm calling.

-Something's come up.

-I have to stay.

-OK, well, don't work too hard.

-Don't wake me up

-if you get home very late.

-I'll try not to.

-OK, then. I'd better go.

-So I can finish up here.

-OK, maybe I'll see you later.

-OK, bye.

-When you were a little girl, I could

-tell if something bothered you.

-Oh.

-I'm not aware of it.

-Oh.

-I saw Elin at the hospital.

-She came down to see me

-after the blood tests.

-When I came out,

-she was there with Bethan.

-They were chatting away.

-They were either moaning about me,

-you or both of us.

-I remember the night Elin was born.

-It was the first time I held her.

-She looked into my eyes.

-It was like she said "right then".

-"I'm here now."

-"I'm going to keep you in line!"

-She's always been like that.

-Trying to organize us all.

-That might be why things went wrong

-between her and Rhydian.

-Oh.

-Come on, Cad.

-I'm not blind, I can see

-it isn't good between them.

-Is it as bad as I suspect?

-You'll have to speak to Elin.

-Family.

-Can't live with them...

-..can't cut them up into pieces

-and bury them in the garden.

-Why didn't you remarry?

-After Mam died.

-I don't know.

-Perhaps the main reason

-is that I had three...

-..stubborn, messy,

-noisy little girls at home...

-..who demanded my attention

-day and night.

-What about you, Cad?

-What about me?

-Aren't you lonely?

-I'm alone, I'm not lonely.

-I'll be alright, Dad.

-I know.

-But, d'you know, Cad...

-..sometimes, it's better

-to be more than alright.

-I'll leave you to it.

-Dad, I want to ask you something.

-About what?

-What do you remember

-about the Anna Williams case?

-Anna Williams?

-She was killed in 2005.

-How you doing man, alright?

-Lisa.

-Boy.

-Did you manage

-to get hold of anything?

-'Course I did.

-'Course I did.

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-Sweet.

-How much?

-How much?

-

-40.

-DOOR UNLOCKS

-You must be thirsty.

-Why are you doing this to me?

-What do you want from me?

-Please let me go.

-Please let me go.

-You're very pretty.

-Did you know that?

-Please let me go.

-I won't say anything.

-Don't leave.

-Don't leave me here, please.

-Stop, stop! You can't leave me here!

-What's wrong with you?

-You're sick in the head.

-I hope you die.

-Let me go. Let me go.

-I hope you die.

-I hope you fucking die!

-Please let me go.

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