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-I'm here to see Endaf Elwy.

-The evidence was compelling.

-But we might have made a mistake.

-Does the name William Parry

-mean anything to you?

-I don't know!

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

-I didn't touch her! Someone else

-did and I got the blame!

-I have some work to do at home.

-I'd appreciate some help on Monday.

-Are you available?

-Are you available?

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-Yes, alright.

-My son owns you now.

-If you keep him happy,

-nothing will happen to you.

-Megan Ruddock

-was reported missing last night.

-I don't need to explain my concern.

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-She hid it for a while.

-She hid the self-harm

-or whatever you want to call it.

-The school let us know.

-We dealt with it.

-We took her to one of these

-child psychologists.

-If you ask me,

-she wanted attention.

-I thought she'd grow out of it.

-There was always something.

-Some problem, some pain.

-It was like this world

-was too hard for her.

-Everything was a struggle.

-I did everything I could.

-I just wanted her to be happy.

-Have you been in touch

-with Megan's father, Miss Reed?

-Of course.

-He's catching the first flight back.

-He works abroad.

-He hasn't seen Megan in three years.

-Has Megan ever mentioned

-meeting up with a man?

-A man? No, what man?

-What aren't you telling me?

-We have reason to believe

-that Megan's been kidnapped.

-I don't understand.

-What the hell is going on?

-We have another case.

-Another case?

-A young girl was found in the river.

-No, you're wrong.

-I don't believe this.

-Megan's run away, that's all.

-I'm sorry.

-We're doing everything we can

-to find her.

-The red pickup truck driven

-by Lowri Driscoll's attacker.

-The same vehicle was seen

-in the Penrhos area...

-..when Megan Ruddock disappeared.

-The truck was bought in 2011...

-..by someone

-using the name William Parry.

-We think the same man worked for

-Bryn Roberts under a different name.

-Roberts Reclamation.

-So, Endaf Elwy worked there

-before his arrest.

-We think our man might

-have been questioned in 2005...

-..as part of the original

-Anna Williams investigation.

-We're looking through the files

-and compiling a list now.

-Where does William Parry fit in?

-Whoever's using his name

-knows he died in 1998.

-Do we think a school friend?

-Maybe, or a local person.

-We know he went to school

-in the Llanrug area.

-We're checking with the school

-and with William Parry's family.

-The school is here.

-It's five miles from where

-Mali Pryce disappeared in 2011.

-It's ten miles from where

-Llinos Evans disappeared in 2007.

-It's fifteen miles from where Anna

-Williams' body was found in 2005.

-OK.

-Let's not disclose anything

-to anyone at this point.

-Not until

-we're 100% certain of our facts.

-Let's go back to Bryn Roberts.

-Let's see if we can find out more

-about the men who worked there...

-..when Anna Williams died.

-Bryn Roberts wasn't very

-cooperative last time we called.

-We have to try.

-It's not a bad place to work.

-To think of all those years

-I wasted in the bloody city.

-You probably

-don't see things the same way.

-You were born and raised here.

-You're used to it.

-A view doesn't pay the bills.

-No, maybe not.

-For how long

-did you work at the quarry?

-Six years.

-Something else will come along.

-It's the nature of things.

-Although it never feels that way.

-Where were you before Carn Ddu?

-A scrap yard.

-Reclamation.

-It wasn't regular work.

-That's why I took the quarry job.

-I'd rather work

-with wood than rocks.

-Living things feel warmer.

-I like an ugly tree.

-A tree full of scars and knots.

-A tree that looks almost dead.

-Something you can give

-a new life to.

-Transform it into something new.

-Something beautiful.

-We'd better carry on.

-This trailer won't empty itself.

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-What do they want now?

-Don't you have anything better

-to do with your time?

-Endaf Elwy.

-Endaf Elwy.

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-What about him?

-He worked for you in 2005.

-Yes, I know. I told you.

-Mr Roberts, we have a few questions

-to ask, that's all.

-Questions about Endaf?

-That thing with his

-niece happened years ago.

-What do you want?

-We suspect a link between the deaths

-of Anna Williams and Mali Pryce.

-The girl you found a week ago

-in Pantwern?

-How can Endaf be linked?

-He's been locked up for 15 years.

-That's what we're

-trying to find out, Mr Roberts.

-We understand Anna used to

-meet her uncle from work sometimes.

-So?

-So, do you remember any of the men

-here showing an interest in her?

-She was a pretty girl.

-If you bring a girl like that to a

-place like this, boys will be boys.

-That's why I never employ girls.

-They draw too much attention.

-They draw too much attention.

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-Anna Williams was murdered.

-She wasn't part of

-some innocent game.

-She was strangled, stripped naked

-and left in a ditch.

-I was only saying.

-I was only saying.

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-What are you saying?

-This is my business

-and I'll run it how I want to.

-If Endaf hadn't paraded his niece

-around here...

-..she might still be alive.

-Now, I've got a business to run.

-If you've been wrong

-about Endaf for all these years...

-..don't expect me

-to clean up your mess.

-I've got my own problems.

-I can see that, Mr Roberts.

-What a genial old man!

-CRYING

-How many times do I have to tell

-you not to skulk around like that?

-I've had enough of it.

-Get out.

-Stay out there!

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-Hey!

-Hey!

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-Hello?

-Are you there?

-What's your name?

-My name's Megan.

-I like your jumper,

-the colours, the pattern.

-It's nice.

-I saw you on the swing just now.

-It looked like fun.

-If you open this door,

-perhaps we can play together.

-Would you like that?

-Can you see a key?

-Please, can you let me out?

-Have you found something?

-Can you see the key?

-Please.

-Please, can you let me out?

-Sorry, I can't.

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-Dad?

-Dad?

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-I'll see you up in the office.

-Why are you here? Is everything OK?

-Why are you here? Is everything OK?

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-Everything is fine. I'm fine.

-How did you get here?

-I'm not an invalid, Cad,

-I can find my own way about.

-OK. OK. So, what's up?

-Here you go.

-Here you go.

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-Oh, thanks.

-This place has changed

-since I was last here.

-Everything looks so new.

-The coffee's still terrible.

-Why are you here, Dad?

-Endaf Elwy.

-Endaf Elwy.

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-I knew it.

-If I made a mistake... if I took

-an innocent man's freedom.

-Dad, stop.

-Listen to me.

-You have to listen to me.

-This isn't about me.

-It isn't about you either.

-It's about the work we do.

-The vows we make.

-The things we see.

-I remember standing there

-looking down at her.

-Anna Williams.

-She was so young.

-All that dark hair and white skin

-in the dirt.

-She was someone's child.

-Someone's daughter.

-That's where she was.

-She had her whole life ahead of her.

-Naked, she'd been thrown in the dirt

-as if she was worthless.

-I had a responsibility to find

-the man who did that to her.

-A responsibility to make him pay.

-But I didn't.

-I failed.

-I got it wrong, Cad.

-It needs to be put right. Please?

-You must do this for me.

-Because I don't have much time left.

-I'll sort it.

-I promise to put it right.

-Now, please, go home.

-Before Elen finds out

-you disappeared...

-..and comes after both of us.

-Hm?

-Are you alright?

-What do we have?

-It's your choice.

-Statements from 2005.

-We have names and addresses for

-the lads from Bryn Roberts' yard...

-..around the time

-Endaf Elwy was arrested.

-William Parry's fellow pupils

-between 1990-1998...

-..and names and addresses

-of men between the ages of 35-45...

-..all living in the same area.

-The list is in alphabetical order.

-Alys is making calls.

-She's doing names from M to Z.

-These are A to L.

-OK. If anyone asks,

-I'm on the phone.

-Hello, Mr Anthony?

-My name is Detective Inspector John.

-Yes.

-No, no.

-Do you have time

-to answer a few questions?

-This is for you.

-I thought you might like it.

-Have you read it?

-Once.

-I read it when I was at school.

-I don't mind reading it again.

-It's a good story.

-Thanks.

-I didn't go to school much.

-Nobody cared if I was there or not.

-Nobody noticed me.

-You understand

-what that's like, don't you?

-Not being seen.

-Nobody noticing you.

-I hated school.

-I used to get there on the bus.

-When I'd get to the school gates...

-..I'd run away.

-I'd go and sit somewhere

-far away from everyone.

-Was your mother...?

-Didn't she find out

-you were missing school?

-I refused to go one day.

-I refused to get up from bed.

-I remember lying in bed.

-Mam came in.

-She was shouting.

-She poured boiling water

-from the kettle all over me.

-My skin burnt

-and stuck to my clothes.

-She said she needed to

-teach me a lesson.

-To teach me to listen.

-I lay there for days.

-I don't remember much more.

-Only the pain.

-Wasn't there anyone

-you could talk to...

-..about what was happening

-to you at home?

-A teacher or a school friend?

-Mam used to tell me

-not to trust anyone.

-She was right.

-I didn't want friends.

-I didn't like

-the other kids at school.

-And they didn't like me.

-I remember one boy at school...

-..his name was Will.

-Will Parry.

-All the girls liked him.

-The way everyone looked at him

-and treated him...

-..as if he was someone special.

-After leaving school,

-I saw in the paper that he'd died.

-I was glad he was dead.

-Because it was my turn afterwards.

-To feel special.

-To feel better than him.

-Because I was still alive.

-I was still here.

-No. No. No!

-No! Stop!

-No, don't!

-No! No! No! Don't!

-Leave me alone!

-No! Leave me alone!

-Nobody knows you're down here.

-Remember that.

-If I wanted to, I could lock that

-door and leave you here to rot.

-Is that what you did

-to that little girl's mother?

-Did you lock her in here?

-Did you leave her here to die too?

-Did you leave her here to die too?

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-Shut your mouth.

-What do you think will happen

-when she finds out who you are...

-..and the awful things you've done?

-..and the awful things you've done?

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-Shut your mouth, you fucking bitch!

-You owe me your life.

-All I have to do

-is walk away and not come back.

-Do it!

-Do it!

-Do it!

-I'd rather die than live like this!

-Give it a few days

-and you'll want to see me.

-You make me sick!

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-What do you think he wants?

-This guy.

-Why is he doing this?

-Why does he take these girls

-and keep them?

-Sex?

-No,

-I think he wants more than just sex.

-Like what?

-I think he's looking for something.

-A relationship maybe?

-There are easier ways.

-I went out with this guy once.

-He was needy.

-He was clingy and insecure.

-He wanted to talk

-about his feelings all the time.

-He wanted to know

-how I felt about him.

-It was as if he was in love

-with the idea of being in love.

-That didn't last.

-That didn't last.

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-Really?

-What a shock.

-A few months after we broke up,

-I was out with friends.

-I saw him on my way

-back to the barracks.

-He was with another girl.

-She wasn't exactly me

-but she was very similar to me.

-The same type, you know?

-Short and blonde

-with a fag in her mouth?

-Something like that.

-So, maybe...

-..Llinos, Mali, Lowri, Megan...

-..maybe he sees them

-as the same girl.

-In his head, they're all the same.

-If something happens to one...

-If something happens to one...

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-..he gets another one.

-Yeah. He needs them.

-It's all he has in the world.

-That's why he tried to replace Mali

-after she died.

-PIANO

-You're home.

-What happened?

-Nothing.

-Did she do that to you?

-The dogs need to be fed.

-I warned you, didn't I?

-I told you she'd be trouble.

-Look at what she did to your face.

-You never listen.

-You never listen.

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-I don't want to talk about it.

-I know you don't.

-You never want to talk to me

-about anything.

-The only ones you want to talk to

-are those whores you drag home.

-You're asking for it, aren't you?

-Opening your heart up to them.

-You tell them everything.

-Do you think

-they're interested in you?

-They're not.

-They hate you.

-They all hate you.

-Do you want to talk?

-OK, let's talk about how you

-poured boiling water over me...

-..because I didn't want

-to go to school?

-Or how you beat me because I made

-too much noise or wanted food...

-..or looked at you the wrong way.

-You needed discipline.

-You needed discipline.

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-Discipline? I was scared of you.

-I've always been scared of you.

-Do you think it was easy

-being left alone with you?

-You're not right.

-You're not normal.

-You lock all these girls up.

-You push yourself on them

-like some animal.

-I've accepted it

-over all these years.

-I've helped you, I hid things.

-I've hid what you are.

-A dirty little coward.

-What does that make you?

-You've known about this

-all these years.

-You could have stopped it

-at any time. You didn't.

-It's too late now.

-We're both going to hell.

-You're a big man now!

-A big fucking man.

-What did you say?

-You heard me, mate.

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-"Home with Dad. He's fine.

-Els is on the warpath."

-Ma'am?

-Is everything alright?

-Yes and no.

-I was on house-to-house on Friday

-with PC Davies.

-I don't know if anyone's processed

-the forms yet.

-There was a man. He lived

-with his mother and daughter.

-OK.

-I don't know...

-..but there was something about him.

-Something about him?

-It's just a feeling I had about him.

-He was just a bit odd.

-In what way?

-I don't know.

-Sorry.

-Did PC Davies agree?

-I think it was just me who felt it.

-It's been on my mind.

-It's been on my mind.

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-I understand.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

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-It's fine.

-No problem. I'll look into it.

-Thanks.

-Mari, what was his name?

-Harris, Dylan Harris.

-PC James.

-Alys, I need Friday's

-house-to-house forms now.

-The 2005 scrap yard statements.

-Look for the name Dylan Harris.

-House-to-house callbacks 20 October.

-Look for the name Dylan Harris.

-I have him.

-Me, too.

-William Parry's class 1998.

-I'm sure I saw the name.

-Dylan Harris.

-He's our man.

-What's going on?

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-You have to get rid of her.

-She's no use to you.

-They're all the same.

-They're all fooling you.

-And they leave you

-the first chance they get.

-Six years of that.

-Six years of worrying.

-Six years

-of looking over my shoulder.

-Six years of waiting for the police.

-What did you do?

-You let her run away.

-Nia?

-Which way?

-Come with me.

-Come with me. I'll look after you.

-Nia!

-Stay here.

-Stop it!

-Look at you now!

-The big man on the estate.

-Mali fucking hated you.

-Did you know that?

-That's why she fucked me.

-She did it to spite you.

-Stop it!

-Look at her!

-She's got more fight in her

-than he has!

-She came over to my house

-the other day all dressed up.

-She wanted a fuck.

-I'm not interested in her.

-She's not my type.

-Megan!

-I'm not going to hurt you.

-You'll be safe.

-I just want to look after you.

-I want to take you home.

-Megan!

-Stop!

-You can't stay here.

-Throw away these clothes

-and wash yourself.

-Don't tell anyone. Now. Now!

-This is all my fault.

-Now go.

-Go! Now!

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