Pennod 9 Dim Ond y Gwir

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-Not a word, OK?

-Keep what you saw to yourself.

-Keep what you saw to yourself.

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-Of course.

-It's nobody else's business.

-It's one other person's business.

-It's one other person's business.

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-Enough.

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-Good morning.

-Merry Christmas, Gwyn.

-Merry Christmas, Gwyn.

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-And to you.

-Put your tongue back in, Dwayne.

-You're not much better.

-Morning.

-We've both had the same idea.

-That girl downstairs

-made me feel like a tramp.

-Did you see her?

-I've only seen Dwayne this morning.

-I've only seen Dwayne this morning.

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-She's stunning.

-How do you feel?

-How do you feel?

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-Tired.

-I'm sure.

-And peeing every two minutes?

-My friend Lucy says it's annoying.

-It's her second.

-Congratulations.

-And heartburn. Do you get it?

-Why all the questions?

-Fancy being a barrister?

-Sorry. Only asking.

-I may only be 19,

-but you can trust me.

-Thanks.

-Sit.

-Sit.

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-Thanks.

-Thanks for coming, Mrs Forester.

-Thanks for coming, Mrs Forester.

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-You're welcome.

-You're very brave.

-As I explained, Mr Forester...

-..you can't join your wife

-until after you've testified.

-Sioned will take you to the public

-gallery, unless you have company?

-I'm on my own.

-Alright, Sioned?

-Alright, Sioned?

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-No problem.

-The case starts in five minutes.

-Forgive me asking...

-If it's to ask her to testify,

-the answer is no.

-Ellie has gone through enough.

-Reliving the nightmare

-would be too much.

-I love you, Peter.

-I love you, Peter.

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-Don't worry.

-Everything will be fine.

-Pity.

-He won't walk out a free man,

-will he?

-Evan Pryce

-didn't break into your house...

-..nor did he tie you up,

-steal from you or injure your wife.

-Forensic evidence

-connects him to the burglary.

-My job is convincing the jury.

-Your wife's testimony

-would have been a big help.

-He was a customer. We were friends.

-Were you?

-It's insane to think I'd do that

-to one of my best customers.

-That's why were here, Mr Pryce.

-Please call me Evan.

-To prove you weren't involved.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Are you ready, Mr Pryce?

-Thanks.

-Are you OK?

-Yes. Thanks for asking.

-Do you want tomato sauce?

-Do you want tomato sauce?

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-Oi. Take your belt off.

-Why?

-Why?

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-Because I say so.

-What time is it?

-What time is it?

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-Time for you to wise up.

-Do you want a bacon bap, Iolo?

-Do you want a bacon bap, Iolo?

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-Oi. That was mine.

-That was yours.

-It's obvious that the thieves...

-..had a thorough knowledge

-of Plas Helyg.

-They knew where to find

-the cash and paintings.

-Mr Peter Forester was attacked

-trying to protect his property.

-In her effort to defend her husband,

-Mrs Forester was wounded by a knife.

-They were both bound and gagged.

-The tape was left on the floor

-as they escaped.

-Forensic tests

-showed Evan Pryce's DNA on the tape.

-BANGING

-And so, members of the jury...

-..burglars broke into Plas Helyg.

-Mr Peter Forester admits...

-..that the accused, Mr Evan Pryce,

-wasn't one of them.

-Mr Pryce and Mr Forester

-were close friends.

-They moved in the same circles.

-What motive would Mr Pryce have

-to assist two burglars?

-What the hell are you doing?

-What the hell are you doing?

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-Playing cops and robbers.

-What?

-Have you got the key?

-Are you going to open it or what?!

-Mr Forester,

-where exactly were you...

-..when you realized

-there were burglars in the house?

-In the bathroom.

-I heard Ellie calling me.

-I could tell something was wrong

-from her voice.

-What was wrong?

-There were two masked men

-in the house.

-They shouted at me to open the safe.

-How did they know about the safe?

-Maybe Evan told them.

-Your Honour.

-Mr Lloyd!

-Carry on, Mr Forester.

-They dragged me into the study.

-They dragged me into the study.

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-The study?

-Yes.

-When they started to kick me,

-Ellie tried to save me.

-That's when...

-That's when they...

-Injured her face.

-Yes.

-Thanks, Mr Lloyd.

-We'll break for ten minutes.

-The court will rise.

-Thanks, Dwayne.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-Cash.

-For drugs.

-No.

-We've been here before.

-We've been here before.

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-Don't you believe me?

-Iolo.

-Iolo.

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-Shut up.

-I won't give you a penny

-until you get help.

-Go to hell, Dad.

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-Mr Forester,

-tell us about the stolen painting.

-They took more than one.

-The oil, your most recent purchase.

-It was a gift for Ellie

-on her birthday.

-We were invited to an exhibition of

-Welsh artists at Mr Pryce's gallery.

-Ellie really liked

-a Kyffin Williams painting.

-You bought the painting.

-You bought the painting.

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-Yes.

-I offered to pay in cash...

-..so I'd get a discount.

-Did you?

-Did you?

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-Yes.

-I bought it for 50,000.

-That was 5,000 less

-than the original price.

-I paid Evan

-when he delivered the painting.

-To Plas Helyg?

-To Plas Helyg?

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-Yes.

-You had 50,000 in cash to pay him.

-You had 50,000 in cash to pay him.

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-Yes, in a safe.

-Did he see you

-take the money out of the safe?

-Yes.

-I took him around the house.

-I wanted his advice about where

-to show the painting at its best.

-A friend's advice?

-I wouldn't call him a friend.

-Was this Mr Pryce's first visit

-to your home?

-Yes.

-So, Mr Forester,

-Mr Pryce knew where the safe was...

-..and where the most valuable

-painting would be hung.

-Objection, Your Honour.

-Objection, Your Honour.

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-Mr Lloyd!

-One final question.

-Did Mr Evan Pryce

-bring a roll of tape with him?

-No.

-No more questions, Your Honour.

-One-nil to him.

-Thanks.

-How do you do a job like that,

-with so much on your mind?

-We're still one short.

-What?

-The Secret Santa.

-We're still one short.

-We're still one short.

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-The judge, probably.

-With all his problems,

-Secret Santa isn't top of his list.

-It's Penri.

-Has Mr Rees remembered?!

-Has Mr Rees remembered?!

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-Norman did it for him.

-That's nice,

-having someone shop for you.

-He'd go the extra mile

-for Geraint Rees.

-Who? Norman?

-And wipe his backside, if asked.

-And wipe his backside, if asked.

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-I'd rather not think about that.

-Will you grate the cheese, please?

-Are you ready for Christmas?

-Are you ready for Christmas?

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-I did my shopping in January.

-Last January?

-Last January?

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-Sales. I'd never manage otherwise.

-I'm so busy at this time of year.

-Are you?

-Friends call every day.

-Auntie May and the family stay all

-Boxing Day. Never-ending, Llinos!

-There's no point

-in me calling then!

-Phone first, to make sure I'm in.

-Mr Forester, did you choose

-where to put the Kyffin?

-I'm sorry?

-The painting you bought your wife.

-Did you choose where to hang it?

-Ellie isn't bothered about these

-things. I asked Mr Pryce's advice.

-This was for your wife, wasn't it?

-This was for your wife, wasn't it?

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-Objection.

-I don't see where this

-is leading us, Miss McKay.

-I'm sorry.

-Do you usually keep so much cash

-in your safe?

-We live in a remote place.

-Goods for the business

-are sent to the house.

-Odd-job men have to be paid.

-Odd-job men have to be paid.

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-Odd-job men?

-Jobs like cleaning windows,

-roofing, unblocking drains.

-And you need a lot of money

-to pay these odd-job men?

-I'm sometimes away for long periods.

-It's easier for Ellie

-to have cash to run the house.

-Do you have children, Mr Forester?

-No.

-When you're away,

-your wife is on her own.

-No. There are two members of staff

-who live in during the week.

-But not at weekends?

-But not at weekends?

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-No.

-The theft occurred at the weekend.

-The theft occurred at the weekend.

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-Yes.

-Did the staff know about the safe?

-Did the staff know about the safe?

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-Yes.

-You said Mr Pryce didn't have a roll

-of tape when he visited the house.

-No.

-Did he hang the painting that night?

-Did he hang the painting that night?

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-Yes.

-Didn't Mr Pryce visit more than once

-in connection with the painting?

-Not as far as I know.

-No more questions, Your Honour.

-Thanks.

-I'm sorry.

-For what?

-For what?

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-For giving Iolo the bacon bap.

-Forget it.

-I didn't know what to do earlier.

-You were right to tell Norman.

-He's a crazy lad.

-He's a crazy lad.

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-Is it drugs?

-It wasn't the bacon bap, was it?!

-Put the coffee on in five minutes.

-Right.

-You don't live

-far from Eryl, do you?

-What? Why?

-I'm worried about her.

-Do a lot of people call to see her?

-Not as far as I know.

-Not as far as I know.

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-She said that a lot of people call.

-Maybe that's what

-she wants you to think.

-Do you think so?

-Thank you, Norman.

-Fresh air might help.

-Yes, maybe.

-Where did he go?

-Somewhere quite far, I'd say.

-Do you think so?

-You had no choice.

-No.

-Come along.

-Have some lunch. You'll feel better.

-Maybe.

-I'll have a look

-at the file, if I may.

-Of course.

-I'll try him again.

-I don't think he'll answer.

-Is that the correct file?

-Forgive me, I thought...

-Of course.

-Thank you.

-Call if you need me, Geraint.

-I will.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Look, I'm at work.

-I told you not to call

-during the day.

-You went to move the painting

-the following week.

-Yes.

-Mr Forester was away, working.

-Yes.

-Could you have left

-a few items there then?

-It's possible.

-But you didn't phone

-to ask about them.

-I often leave odds and ends.

-Mrs Forester didn't notice

-you'd left anything either.

-As I said, they were odds and ends.

-Where have you been?

-Is it true that a number

-of your clients have been burgled?

-Objection, Your Honour.

-You don't have to answer

-that question.

-One or two. They're rich people.

-It's no surprise

-that they attract burglars.

-Let's get this clear.

-Burglars break in, quite easily.

-They wanted to shut someone up,

-and hallelujah, the tape is at hand.

-Mrs Forester and her staff hadn't

-moved the tape, in over a month.

-Was that a question?

-Isn't it more likely that the

-burglars had inside information...

-..about the house and the tape,

-because you told them?

-Objection.

-Objection.

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-No more questions, Your Honour.

-Mr Pryce, how many times did you go

-to Plas Helyg after being paid?

-About three times.

-Three times?

-The first time

-was when I delivered the painting.

-Ellie, Mrs Forester,

-wasn't happy with where I'd put it.

-The second time, she wasn't sure

-about the frame they'd chosen.

-Then I returned to hang it.

-Was Mrs Forester on her own

-on your last two visits?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Mr Forester?

-No. He was away on business.

-So, your DNA

-was probably at the house...

-..since you were a regular visitor?

-Your Honour!

-No more questions, Your Honour.

-Oh!

-I thought you'd done

-your Christmas shopping.

-Just a few last-minute things.

-Just a few last-minute things.

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-Cuppa?

-Yes. Let's have a short break.

-ALARM

-Hello.

-Mr Geraint Rees.

-Mr Geraint Rees.

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-What?

-We have to talk to him.

-Iolo?

-We have to see him now.

-Right. This way.

-Please sit, Mrs Forester.

-Please sit, Mrs Forester.

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-Thanks.

-Your husband won't be long.

-Your husband won't be long.

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-Where is he?

-I asked Sioned

-to go through some papers with him.

-So that you could talk to me?

-I thought you'd like a word.

-About the painting?

-If that's what's worrying you.

-If that's what's worrying you.

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-Worrying me?

-And because Evan Pryce

-has more reason now...

-..for having his DNA

-in several places in Plas Helyg.

-What do you mean?

-Hasn't he been there several times?

-We...

-..we were in a relationship.

-Sit down, Mr Rees.

-Sit down.

-I'd rather not.

-We've found a body.

-A young man,

-on the banks of the Menai.

-And?

-We have reason to believe

-that it's your son.

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