Pennod 6 Craith

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-Dad! How can you say

-everything's alright? Speak to me.

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

-Have you ever been with a man?

-Do you know how a real man feels?

-Endaf.

-He killed that little girl,

-his sister's daughter.

-Endaf Elwy.

-What do you remember about Anna

-Williams? She was killed in 2005.

-I discussed it with the deputy.

-He says we can talk to Endaf Elwy.

-A trip to jail then.

-I hope you die!

-Let me go, let me go!

-Please let me go.

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-DOGS BARK

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-I can't do this.

-I'm sorry.

-Please.

-I'm sorry, I shouldn't have.

-I'm sorry, too.

-But you have to listen.

-Otherwise, this will happen.

-You know that now, don't you?

-OK.

-Slowly now.

-Take it slow.

-Let me see.

-It looks better.

-They're not deep.

-You'll be alright.

-Please.

-You shouldn't cry.

-Everything will be alright.

-I said stop.

-You're alright.

-Come on now.

-Sit up.

-Aaugh.

-I'll bring some bedclothes later.

-I've brought you some food.

-You have to eat.

-No?

-You have to eat.

-Is it good?

-This doesn't have to be so hard.

-I don't want to punish you.

-It hurts me too.

-But you have to understand.

-I'm going to do everything for you.

-I'll be everything for you.

-You'll see.

-The only thing you have to do...

-..is give your life to me.

-I'll give you everything else.

-We can be nice to each other.

-It's that simple.

-That's all I want.

-There's some soap.

-There's a towel.

-And clean clothes.

-I'm glad you're here.

-You'll also be glad in time.

-I'll come back later

-to see how you're settling.

-SCREAMING

-Hi.

-DI Cadi John.

-I'm here to see Endaf Elwy.

-You should have a record of me.

-Do you have any of these items

-with you today, Ma'am?

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-I wanted to let you know.

-Someone beat Tomos Ellis up.

-He's a local drug dealer.

-It was last night.

-He's mates with Ieuan Rhys.

-He's mates with Ieuan Rhys.

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-Where did this happen?

-Llanberis, he was drinking

-in the pub with his mates.

-Alun Pryce was seen

-in the same pub at the same time.

-Did this Tomos Ellis

-say Alun Pryce attacked him?

-No, he doesn't remember anything.

-He didn't even see who attacked him.

-That's convenient.

-We've sent uniforms over

-to have a word with Alun Pryce.

-That'll make his day.

-Hold on, someone's coming. Let me

-know what happens with Alun Pryce.

-OK.

-I thought you'd have a headache.

-I'd have done anything

-to stay in bed this morning.

-Coffee?

-Coffee?

-

-OK.

-It's a shame you had to

-leave early last night.

-My...

-My girlfriend, Sam, she's pregnant.

-I wasn't sure if you knew.

-I didn't want to stay out too late.

-I didn't know.

-Congratulations.

-Thanks.

-Anyway, I've got a mountain

-of work to get through.

-Mr Elwy?

-DI Cadi John.

-Please, take a seat.

-I wanted to ask you

-about Anna Williams.

-No.

-I don't want to.

-I don't want to talk about that.

-I don't want to talk about that.

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-Please, Mr Elwy.

-I've only got a few questions.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Lea Pryce?

-Is your father home?

-Is your father home?

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-What do you want with him?

-Is he home?

-Is he home?

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-No.

-Do you know where he is?

-Do you know where he is?

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-Chapel!

-We want to talk to him

-about an incident last night.

-A local man was attacked.

-I'll tell him

-you're looking for him.

-Thank you.

-Don't you have anything

-better to do...

-..like finding the bastard

-who killed Mali?

-What did they want?

-They wanted to talk to you

-about last night.

-What did you do?

-Dad!

-Oh!

-You're far from home.

-It must be hard.

-Does your sister...

-Gaynor, is it...?

-Does Gaynor come to visit?

-She wrote to me once.

-After...

-After the trial.

-What did she say?

-What did she say?

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-She told me to tell the truth.

-The truth about what happened

-to Anna. But I did.

-I wanted to write back to her,

-but I couldn't.

-I wanted to, but I couldn't.

-She doesn't believe me anyway.

-Were you close as children?

-She was older than me.

-She looked after me.

-And you went to the same school

-until you were fifteen.

-People say that children

-can be cruel.

-I don't think cruelty

-is limited to children.

-I hadn't planned to hurt him.

-That guy at school.

-He wouldn't leave me alone.

-He kept saying dirty things

-to me all the time.

-I told him not to,

-but he wouldn't listen.

-I lost my temper.

-And then I landed in that place.

-A young offender institution.

-What happened when you left there?

-I went home.

-Gaynor was married.

-They didn't want me

-staying with them.

-They moved my stuff to Taid's house.

-He'd died by then.

-And you lived there on your own.

-Gwil, Gaynor's husband got me a job,

-so I'd have some money.

-I didn't want to

-but they said I had to.

-With the scrap company.

-With the scrap company.

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-With Mr Roberts.

-I'd do small jobs, labouring.

-I like to work with my hands.

-He'd give us these masks sometimes.

-I didn't like the masks.

-We had to do as Mr Roberts said.

-Do you remember

-who else worked there?

-Do you remember any names?

-How about the name William Parry?

-Do you remember someone called

-William John Parry?

-There was a lot of coming and going.

-Always new guys. I didn't like it.

-The night Anna was killed...

-..she called at the yard.

-Yes.

-Sometimes, she came

-to walk home with me.

-What did you talk about

-when she came over?

-She just liked the peace and quiet.

-Did she say if she had a boyfriend?

-Did she say

-that she'd argued with anyone?

-She wasn't like that. She didn't

-like to argue with anyone.

-January 2006.

-A man you used to share a cell with,

-Michael Lee Thompson...

-..he said you confessed

-to killing Anna.

-He said you confessed

-to strangling her.

-No.

-No, I didn't say that.

-He said things, details...

-..things that weren't

-public knowledge.

-I don't understand why

-he said those things.

-It doesn't make sense.

-It doesn't make sense at all.

-CAR FAILS TO START

-Hey! Hey!

-Down here!

-Down here! I can't get out!

-There's a door.

-Can you open it?

-Can you help me?

-Can you... help me?

-Please can you help me?

-No, no, no, come back.

-Come back, please!

-Come back.

-Hello?

-Hello?

-Hello?

-Hello?

-Hello?

-Listen to me.

-You need to look for a key.

-Can you see a key?

-Listen, you need to help me.

-Look for the key.

-Can you see the key?

-There are things...

-..things I need to collect.

-I won't be long.

-I won't be long.

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-Take Nia with you.

-I've got too much to do without

-you two getting in the way.

-But don't worry.

-I won't be going near

-that little bitch you've got...

-..if that's

-what you're worried about.

-Where have you been?

-Skulking around the place as usual.

-Do you want to go

-for a ride in the van?

-Go and fetch your coat.

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-Vaughan?

-Megan Ruddock, a university student,

-was reported missing last night.

-The friend who reported her missing

-says she has a history of self-harm.

-She was worried she'd hurt herself.

-She was worried she'd hurt herself.

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-But...

-I don't need to explain my concern.

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-This is my reading time.

-With the chaplain.

-I read a book about gardening.

-About beekeeping.

-Bees?

-I've always thought it would

-be nice to have bees.

-You can't have bees.

-People don't understand.

-They're wild things,

-they have their own minds.

-I had beehives at home.

-I used to collect honey.

-Did you teach Anna how to do it?

-She liked to go and see them

-and watch them.

-She understood them.

-The more you watch them,

-the more you understand about them.

-The more you understand about them,

-the more you want to keep them.

-To know what they think.

-So, Anna would come over

-for some peace and quiet.

-Could you talk to Anna?

-Could you share things with her?

-I miss that.

-Nobody likes me here.

-They call me names.

-They say I killed her.

-They get angry when I say I didn't.

-I'd like to show you some photos,

-if that's alright.

-Do you know this man?

-Have you seen him before?

-It might be someone that you knew.

-Did he come to work on the yard?

-I can't see his face.

-It isn't clear.

-Sorry.

-Stay here.

-CHILDREN PLAYING

-Are you alright?

-Come on.

-Let's go home.

-"..I realized today

-that she was self-harming..."

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-DS Vaughan.

-I'll be down now.

-I'm sorry to turn up like this.

-You told me to call

-if I had any information.

-It's just, um...

-I've been thinking

-about what happened.

-About the photos you showed me.

-The photos of the man

-I spoke to at the garage.

-All I did was thank him.

-That's all.

-It doesn't make sense.

-How can you be so sure it was him?

-How can you be so certain?

-The man in question is a suspect

-in several other inquiries.

-So, he's done this before... he's

-attacked other girls. But why?

-Why does he do this?

-Why does he do this?

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-We don't know.

-We're trying to find out.

-He followed me, he knows where Mam

-and Dad live and what car I have.

-He could have been watching me

-for months.

-He might know where I live.

-I know that this is difficult.

-The evidence shows

-that he saw you by chance.

-What evidence?

-This doesn't make sense.

-This doesn't make sense.

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-I know.

-I understand how hard this is.

-No, you don't. You have no idea.

-I'm angry.

-It's made me feel dirty.

-This isn't my life.

-I don't want to be a victim.

-I have to go.

-OK, yeah.

-Owen, you need to see this.

-This is the final transaction

-on the missing girl's card.

-Bangor train station,

-a ticket to Cardiff.

-Did she go home?

-Did she go home?

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-No, we asked her mother.

-She hasn't seen her daughter

-since she left for university.

-Let's do a CCTV check...

-..see what train she was on

-and if she was alone.

-DOOR OPENS

-DOOR SLAMS

-DOOR UNLOCKS

-DOOR SLAMS

-You all look the same.

-Good for nothing, lost.

-At least you've washed.

-There's nothing worse

-than a dirty bitch.

-Don't think I'm touching

-any of your filth.

-If you need to wash something,

-there's a sack behind the door.

-Dylan can sort it.

-Why are you doing this to me?

-Do you think I want you here?

-You could let me go.

-You could let me go.

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-It's too late.

-You're here to stay now.

-I won't say a thing...

-..to anyone.

-Just let me go.

-My father used to leave traps

-out in the trees.

-I remember he once caught

-a vixen by her leg.

-She pulled on the trap.

-The wire dug deeper

-and deeper into her leg.

-She was scared but she knew

-there was no way out.

-If she'd stopped struggling,

-my father would have hit her head...

-..and killed her instantly.

-He couldn't go near her.

-She'd bare her teeth.

-She'd fight.

-She'd keep trying to escape.

-He let the dogs loose.

-They tore her to shreds.

-She thought she could have escaped.

-But to where?

-My son owns you now.

-As long as you keep him happy...

-..nothing will happen to you.

-No.

-What makes you think

-you've got a choice?

-There we are then.

-Pick those clothes up.

-Before Dylan comes home.

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-It's me.

-Dad?

-I didn't hear you come in.

-You were miles away.

-Have you taken your tablets?

-Have you taken your tablets?

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-I'll take them in a minute.

-Not that they make any difference.

-Not that they make any difference.

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-Is Cadi home?

-She's went to Gladwell prison

-in Gloucester.

-She left early this morning.

-Gloucester?

-A young girl was killed,

-Anna Williams.

-She was seventeen.

-Bethan was around

-the same age at the time.

-November 2005.

-The saddest part of the year.

-That's where she was,

-lying in the leaves.

-Dad.

-The evidence was strong.

-Well, at least

-that's what I thought.

-Maybe we made a mistake.

-Maybe I made a mistake.

-In your line of work, as well as

-mine, we can't spend our time...

-..over-analysing the what-ifs

-or what should we have done.

-But we make mistakes...

-..and the question is

-how do we live with them?

-That's the price we pay.

-We lose peace of mind,

-we lose sleep, relationships...

-..marriages.

-Cadi has told you.

-You don't need to tell the old man,

-what he doesn't know won't kill him.

-I didn't want you to worry.

-I'm sorry.

-I'm sorry too.

-You should take your tablets.

-I'll go and get them.

-The night Anna was killed...

-..you said

-that you met her after work...

-..and that you walked home together.

-We'd lost a queen.

-The bees were angry.

-Sometimes,

-the bees lose faith in the queen.

-They start talking amongst

-themselves and the tide changes...

-..and they all turn against her.

-They drag her out of the hive.

-They drag her out and kill her.

-You have to give the hive

-a new queen in a cell.

-It's called the crown of thorns.

-It allows the drones to get used

-to her smell and her language.

-We wanted to check on the queen

-before the winter.

-We met after work.

-At the yard?

-She came home with me.

-Er... we opened up the hive...

-..we drank tea in the house...

-..then she left.

-She said she was going home.

-She said she was going home.

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-What happened next?

-I don't know.

-People keep asking me.

-But I don't know. I wish I did.

-Did anyone else know Anna was

-coming over that night?

-No.

-No.

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-Could she have been followed?

-No.

-Could the two of you

-have been followed?

-Could the two of you

-have been followed?

-What about the men

-who worked at the yard?

-Did any of them ever say

-anything about Anna...

-..or show any interest in her?

-No.

-And the name William Parry

-means nothing to you.

-No.

-No.

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-Have you ever heard the name?

-No.

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-Are you sure?

-This is important.

-William Parry, William John Parry.

-I don't know! I don't know!

-It wasn't me! I didn't do it.

-I didn't touch her!

-Someone else did and I got blamed.

-Get off me! Get off!

-Why did you come here?

-Why didn't you leave me alone?

-I didn't do anything!

-I didn't do anything!

-I didn't do anything!

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-DOGS BARK

-Food won't be ready

-for about an hour.

-Go, then.

-Go and do what you have to do.

-Do it before the food's ready.

-DOOR UNLOCKS

-You're looking better.

-You look pretty.

-I've got some things for you.

-I brought you this.

-Do you like chocolate.

-I put the dirty clothes in the bag

-as your mother said.

-Did she come here?

-What did she want?

-She was just checking on me,

-that's all.

-Your mother, she's...

-Your mother, she's...

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-What?

-She reminds me of my mother.

-It was as if nothing

-was good enough for Mam.

-Do you know what I mean?

-I could see it in her eyes.

-Disappointment

-when she looked at me.

-I was trying my best.

-I was trying to make her proud.

-I couldn't be

-what she wanted me to be.

-I couldn't shine

-how she wanted me to shine.

-You were right.

-I'm not comfortable in my own skin.

-I never fit in.

-It's as if people see through me

-and that I'm empty.

-Is that why you hurt yourself?

-It makes me feel better...

-..to have some control

-over something...

-..so that I can just feel something.

-You don't need

-to hurt yourself any more.

-I'm here for you.

-You can talk to me about anything.

-I'm good at listening.

-# Sleep now, my beautiful child

-# Sleep now, my beautiful child

-# Sleep now, my beautiful child

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Hush now, my dear child

-# The song birds are all asleep

-# Hush now, my dear child

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Hush now, my dear child

-# Having closed and locked the door

-# Hush now, my dear child

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Hush now, my sweet love

-# Your wooden horse next to you

-# Hush now, my sweet love

-# Sleep until the morning

-# Sleep until the morning #

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