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-Social Services, please.

-Social Services, please.

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-They came just after we spoke.

-They'd been to get the girls

-from school already.

-Everything will be OK.

-Everything will be OK.

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-3kg of best Colombian.

-120K bank transfer is fine.

-Give me the phone.

-"Are you still with her?"

-Who wants to know?

-You ship my product, you get

-to be the knight in shining armour.

-"At the bottom of this letter

-are bank account details.

-"The money is the proceeds of crime.

-"Take this letter

-to an outside police force."

-Stop this now, Inspector.

-I'm arresting you for fleeing

-the scene of an accident.

-You were driving the car

-Dr Alpay tried to avoid.

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-My phone.

-Forget about your phone.

-There's a photo of the letter on it.

-There's a photo of the letter on it.

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-Where's the original?

-I flushed it.

-I flushed it.

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-Great! Lucky I made a copy.

-Listen, forget about Williams. OK?

-She is no longer involved in this.

-I have to call Lisa. Quickly.

-Give me the phone.

-You and I, Faith, we can do this.

-We can get the children back.

-Come on.

-It looks like your best witness

-has been arrested.

-I assume you're not going

-to contest the case.

-The children's health and well-being

-is our only concern.

-DI Williams made up the complaint.

-DI Williams made up the complaint.

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-I don't agree, Miss Jones.

-"Shift Evan's money

-to your account NOW!!!"

-First derelict building just north

-of St Clears in an hour's time.

-Cold feet?

-It's for Faith.

-Steve.

-I'll be waiting at the caravan.

-Yesterday, your honour authorized

-an emergency protection order...

-..on the basis of DI Williams's

-allegation...

-..that Mrs Howells's children

-were at risk.

-DI Williams has been arrested

-for a serious offence.

-She has not presented any evidence

-to support her claim.

-Mrs Howells's children were ripped

-from her due to a personal grudge.

-According

-to DI Williams yesterday...

-..Ms Huws, Mrs Howells

-was about to be arrested for murder.

-Doesn't this turn everything

-on its head?

-I'm sure the irony is obvious

-to everyone, your honour.

-Particularly Ms Huws.

-We insist the children come home.

-The case was brought to

-the attention of social services...

-..so my client looked

-into the family situation.

-We'd like to call another client.

-This is the first

-we're hearing of this.

-Marion Howells,

-Mrs Howells's mother-in-law.

-If you think it'll be useful.

-If you think it'll be useful.

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-Mrs Marion Howells, please.

-The truth, the whole truth

-and nothing but the truth.

-Mrs Howells has been married to your

-son Evan for ten years. Correct?

-Ten and a half.

-In your opinion,

-has she been a good mother?

-Yes, she has, on the whole.

-Since your son's disappearance?

-The company she keeps concerns me.

-She invites criminals into her home.

-Do you mean Mr Baldini?

-Do you mean Mr Baldini?

-

-Yes.

-Why exactly is your concern?

-His record.

-I had no idea.

-The children are already upset.

-Megan barely slept when

-she was with us a few nights ago.

-How would you explain Mrs Howells's

-recent relationship with Mr Baldini?

-I'm not sure.

-You're concerned

-that this relationship...

-..may be related to your son's

-disappearance, are you?

-The police think so.

-You think the children are safer

-elsewhere for the time being.

-If there's a choice,

-they have to be safe.

-Of course.

-You wouldn't have peace of mind if

-they were at home with Mrs Howells.

-No.

-Miss Jones.

-Do you wish to cross-examine?

-Do something, Faith. We're losing.

-Right, executive decision.

-Mrs Howells.

-Why do you think your son

-disappeared seven days ago?

-I'd like to know.

-Don't you have any idea?

-Don't you have any idea?

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-I'm trying not to think the worst.

-What is the worst? Murder? Suicide?

-Excuse me.

-OK.

-Bring him in.

-Let's be honest here.

-Do you really believe my client...

-..could have been involved

-in your son's theoretical murder?

-No, I don't.

-So, if it is suicide, which seems

-a more likely explanation...

-..do you consider her responsible?

-No.

-It's more likely

-it has something to do with you.

-Something you told him recently.

-Something you told him recently.

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-Cerys.

-Days before Evan's disappearance.

-You told him that

-there was a possibility...

-..that your husband

-isn't his father.

-It seems he bought

-a DNA testing kit.

-You turned your son's world

-upside down.

-Now, you're giving evidence

-against my client...

-..because you can't accept

-responsibility.

-You said it was about the children.

-I'm sorry.

-He's called Steve.

-He's Mami's friend.

-You must have seen him

-over at your house.

-Only through the window.

-You must have heard him

-talking to Mami.

-Do you remember

-last Wednesday morning?

-The last morning Dadi was at home.

-What were he and Mami talking about?

-What were he and Mami talking about?

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-Mami had a headache.

-She'd been to a divorce party.

-I saw the video you put on Facebook.

-It was great, Alys. Very good.

-Has Dadi sent a reply message?

-Yes or no?

-I have to change

-for my ballet class.

-What's your iPad code?

-Tell me the code, Alys.

-You want to see Mami again,

-don't you?

-I have to go now.

-Hiya.

-Yes, she is.

-She's a wonderful mother.

-She adores the children.

-And since your son's disappearance?

-She's coped remarkably well.

-My son got himself into trouble

-believing there was no way out.

-Then he turned his back on her.

-Your honour...

-..I have no doubt

-that Faith is blameless in all this.

-She is the best person

-to care for her children.

-Your wife is concerned

-about her choice of friends.

-I've spoken to Mr Baldini.

-In my opinion,

-he's a grateful client...

-..repaying the faith

-my son showed in him.

-I love my grandchildren.

-If I didn't fully trust Faith...

-..I wouldn't be here now.

-Thank you.

-Dewi, it's me. Steve.

-I'm back in the game.

-I've got a job for you and Erin.

-I need you

-to get rid of Gael Reardon.

-I'll bring the money with me

-to the usual place. Six o'clock.

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-Your children have been

-late to school many times.

-That's not a reason...

-Megan's been crying in class

-and unable to concentrate.

-Her father is missing.

-That makes your associating

-with Mr Baldini even stranger.

-Your honour, you've seen a copy

-of Mrs Howells's husband's letter.

-We're concerned

-about your children's welfare...

-..not your husband's whereabouts.

-The letter proves Mrs Howells

-isn't a threat to her children.

-Of course, Miss Huws.

-Are you in a relationship with

-Mr Stephen Baldini, Mrs Howells?

-Yes, a professional relationship.

-He's a client of our firm.

-A client you invited into your home

-days after your husband disappeared.

-Dressed in a negligee

-with mood music?

-Is that what you think?

-Is that what you think?

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-Was it like that?

-Really?

-My husband, the father

-of my children, disappeared.

-What did the police do?

-What did my mother-in-law do?

-She and every other gossip in town

-accused me of killing him.

-Or at least, arranged his murder.

-Do you know how that feels?

-Yes, I know who my friends are now.

-An ex-con with 13 convictions

-including selling drugs to children.

-He's been a good friend.

-Don't you think having him around

-your children is a problem?

-What about benefit of the doubt?

-Courts used to act upon it.

-Maybe your judgement is flawed.

-Maybe your judgement is flawed.

-

-No, it isn't!

-Do you have children?

-Do you have any children?

-No.

-No.

-

-No.

-So, you can never understand.

-You have no idea what it feels like.

-Megan, Alys and Rhodri

-mean everything to me.

-They call it love.

-Mrs Howells.

-Take your seat, please.

-I'm going to consider my judgement.

-Right.

-You were driving the squad car.

-Your name's on the register.

-Your face is on tape

-driving it back to the depot.

-Unless you can prove

-where that video came from...

-..who shot it and

-that it hasn't been tampered with...

-..it won't go near a jury.

-Constable.

-It was emailed to us anonymously.

-We'll get a match

-from the car's tyres.

-Even without your face on video,

-there's more than enough evidence.

-Did you think you'd killed her?

-Is that why you ran away?

-Switch off the tape.

-Switch it off.

-Yes, sir.

-There was no signal.

-I tried to help.

-I did everything I could.

-When I got back to the road,

-one of your colleagues turned up.

-DS Morgan.

-She told me

-to forget I'd ever been there.

-DS Morgan wasn't on duty

-that evening.

-It was her, regardless

-of whether or not she was on duty.

-Are you telling me, you - a

-Detective Inspector...

-..took an order from a DS,

-to forget you'd been there...

-..while a woman burned to death

-in her car?

-The Social Services

-had received information...

-..that Mrs Howells was under

-suspicion of committing murder.

-In my opinion removing the children

-from her care was acceptable.

-The situation has changed.

-Mrs Howells

-is no longer under suspicion.

-Despite that, some matters

-are still a cause for concern.

-Mrs Howells,

-are you ready to ensure...

-..that your children have no contact

-with Mr Baldini from now on?

-I am.

-I rule that the children be

-returned at once, on that condition.

-I owe you an apology, Faith.

-Delyth phoned.

-She told me about Evan's letter.

-I'm sorry.

-I'm sorry, Tom. I had no idea.

-Cerys...

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-It all makes sense now.

-I knew you weren't happy but...

-I'd call the big guns.

-I'm going to try the Met.

-We know Evan was laundering cash...

-..and putting it through Pedersen

-but we don't know why.

-Why would he agree to that?

-He said in the letter he'd been

-betrayed by people he trusted.

-Alpay told you

-she was being hassled.

-Please, Cerys. That's enough.

-Please, Cerys. That's enough.

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-We're almost there, Faith!

-It's starting to make sense

-and there's 200k...

-That's enough, please.

-Alright.

-Thanks for getting the children

-back.

-I need to be with them now.

-Evan was just weak, wasn't he?

-I understand that.

-Leave it with me then.

-Please.

-Jesus, here she is!

-Right, we'll talk later.

-Lisa.

-Lisa.

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-Aren't you staying for a drink?

-Not this time. Things to do!

-Not this time. Things to do!

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-Alright, bye!

-Bloody brilliant, babes.

-I've got wine and peanuts.

-That guy, Steve,

-has been phoning the house.

-What a day.

-Come here.

-I'm so proud of you.

-Faith, you've wiped that twice.

-That woman's like the gestapo.

-She sees everything.

-Won't they miss those?

-I don't know.

-DOORBELL

-Already?

-I haven't even hoovered.

-Leave the hoovering, just go.

-Hey.

-Mrs Howells.

-I think this is yours.

-I've got one more matter.

-I've got one more matter.

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-Come in.

-Why aren't you in custody?

-Released without charge.

-Released without charge.

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-I don't believe this.

-Why would Parry...? And this?

-DCI Parry asked me to return it.

-What did he want with it?

-I'd like to put

-everything behind us.

-I suggest you transfer all

-Evan's proceeds from crime...

-..into the police account

-and we can forget about it.

-A dodgy detective

-was blackmailing Alpay.

-That's the last thing

-she said to me.

-She told a lot of lies.

-She told a lot of lies.

-

-What about you, Inspector?

-Aren't you embarrassed

-about planting that earring?

-What did you do?

-Did you steal it while you were

-searching my house, just in case?

-Actually.

-If you know about the money...

-..you must have read the letter.

-DCI Parry told me.

-He and Evan were working on

-something together in Swansea.

-His disappearance

-is an embarrassment for them.

-Evan was looking after money

-for an investigation.

-Parry wants it back.

-To close the matter quietly.

-Evan should be grateful.

-You and Parry should know...

-..I got someone in the firm to take

-the letter to another police force.

-Are you the dodgy detective

-Evan mentioned in the letter?

-Stay here.

-I've got a video of your car

-where Alpay died.

-The only one that can convict you.

-DS Morgan told me

-to leave Alpay in the car.

-Swansea CID.

-The one who was there

-when you found Evan's car on Monday.

-She was there when

-I got back to the road.

-Why was she there?

-Why was she there?

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-She must have followed Alpay.

-Alpay ran a drug factory

-at her clinic.

-Swansea CID went after her.

-Swansea.

-Did you send Constable Price

-the anonymous email?

-What email?

-She's refusing to pay.

-Stubborn like all solicitors.

-No, that's up to you.

-I've done my part.

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-120k.

-It's all there.

-The eighty Evan owed you and...

-We'll take care of Gael Reardon.

-Do a good job of her.

-Stay out of the way for a while.

-A word to the wise...

-Faith Howells, and a man like you...

-..you're wasting your time.

-Nice to have you back, Steve.

-They're late.

-Chill, babes. They'll be here.

-Do you want a cheese string?

-They've found him.

-Alys has gone missing

-from her ballet lesson.

-The foster parents dropped her off.

-She'd disappeared by the time

-they came to pick her up.

-What?

-What?

-

-We have two cars looking for her.

-Has she been in touch?

-Has she been in touch?

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-No.

-We'll find her.

-Stay here for now.

-Stay here for now.

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-Please, Terry.

-Take her in, Lisa.

-We'll find her.

-Stay here.

-Stay here.

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-Faith, the children!

-Stay here to wait

-for Megan and Rhodri.

-Steve?

-Where is he?

-Where's Baldini? Where's my money?

-I've no idea

-what you're talking about.

-My daughter's gone missing.

-Have you taken her?

-What would I want with a kid?

-Oh!

-120 thousand.

-Mine.

-Mine.

-

-Oh, Jesus.

-He put on a great show by the way.

-Claimed he was doing it all for you.

-Claimed he was doing it all for you.

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-Doing what for me?

-Shifting the product Evan ordered.

-Like a fool, I fell for it.

-We're smart women, Faith...

-..but that doesn't make us immune

-from being cheated on.

-Your rat of a husband

-wormed his way between my sheets...

-..all kinds of promises

-he wasn't man enough to keep.

-Here we are again, round two.

-You didn't know.

-So sorry.

-He betrayed me, sweetheart.

-If you ever find that rotten carcass

-of his, make sure you bury it deep.

-I'd gladly dig it up

-and kill him again.

-I need to find my daughter.

-Lost a case?

-Something like that.

-Your order is on its way.

-Monday.

-Monday.

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-Thanks.

-I can't do this, Gael.

-I thought I could.

-I'm just a small-town lawyer.

-I've made a mistake.

-Evan...

-Evan...

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-And I love my family.

-Bastard, Evan Howells!

-Bastard!

-Do you want some grapes?

-Mami!

-I've missed you so much.

-I'll explain everything very soon.

-Hey.

-Are you OK?

-Alys was meeting Dadi off the train.

-She didn't tell that woman.

-Alys said it was a secret.

-When did she say that?

-After school, Dadi Facebooked her.

-Right.

-A bath and bed, I think.

-Who wants Mami to read a story?

-Who wants Mami to read a story?

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-Me!

-No, not you!

-Right, come on, sweetie. Upstairs.

-Come to Mami.

-Call Terry now.

-"I'll see you in the spring.

-Goodnight, Lizard, said Tortoise."

-Alys! It's Uncle Terry!

-When will Alys be home?

-You'll see her in the morning.

-Alys!

-Hello?

-Hi, Mam.

-Hi, Mam.

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-Alys!

-Alys.

-Where are you, love?

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK, love?

-Are you OK, love?

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-I'm fine. I'm with Arthur.

-Arthur?

-Where? Where, love?

-Alys.

-Alys, please!

-Alys, please!

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-Listen carefully.

-In a minute, you'll get a text

-with an account number and postcode.

-Go there within half an hour. Then

-you'll have to do a bank transfer.

-Come alone, don't tell the police.

-Arthur?

-Arthur!

-Who is with you?

-Who else is with you?

-Arthur!

-Love you.

-Love you.

-Love you.

-Faith!

-Faith!

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-I'm going to get Alys.

-Have they found her?

-Have they found her?

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-Not quite.

-Faith, what's going on?

-Wait a minute, Alys.

-Wait a minute, love.

-Mami is coming.

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-Marion, I want you to know...

-..I've thought about

-what you said earlier.

-I appreciate that you sacrificed

-a lot to stay in this marriage.

-That's why I think

-it's only right...

-..to give you time

-to consider your own feelings.

-I want you to be happy.

-If that means

-a life apart from me...

-..well, so be it.

-I'm planning to stay in a hotel

-for a day or two.

-I'll go upstairs

-to fetch a few things.

-I want roadblocks

-on every road out of town...

-..and checks on every train that's

-been through in the last hour.

-I'll speak to Divisional HQ.

-What the hell are you doing?

-What the hell are you doing?

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-My job.

-DCI Parry came to his senses.

-I don't know what kind

-of dirty deal...

-..you've made

-with the DCI in Swansea...

-..or what's going on here...

-..but I know

-where you were that night.

-Is that a threat, Constable?

-Terry!

-You need this job.

-Bethan knows you're a soft touch.

-Hello?

-Come on.

-That's enough.

-Where's Alys?

-Where's Alys?

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-In a minute.

-I want you to transfer everything

-you moved out of Evan's account.

-Stay there.

-I want Mami.

-The money, Faith.

-The money, Faith.

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-What will you tell the Met?

-You won't get in touch with them.

-Think about it.

-Every detail

-of Evan's life made public.

-Embarrassment for the children,

-court cases, investigations.

-Your career would be ruined.

-Maybe the truth is worth it.

-Evan came to me.

-He asked for my help.

-He was up to his eyes

-in dirty money from the Glynns.

-He offered to be my informer.

-It was his only choice.

-You betrayed him.

-You betrayed him.

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-He betrayed himself.

-He had no backbone.

-He gave in to temptation.

-He stole, whored...

-..sold drugs.

-And all the time...

-..he pretended to be

-a faithful husband to you.

-I had to phone him

-to tell him it was over.

-He knew he was going down.

-That was the morning he disappeared.

-Why did you wait to tell me this?

-I was hoping he'd turn up.

-I wanted to give him a chance.

-A chance for both of you.

-A chance for both of you.

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-You wanted his money.

-You've ruined a good man.

-You stole the father of my children.

-Is he dead?

-I think we can assume that he is.

-Bastard.

-Bastard.

-Bastard.

-Transfer the money.

-Wait, Alys!

-It's OK.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Aren't you going to answer that?

-Put me on speaker.

-DCI Parry,

-it's been brought to my attention...

-..that you've been using Evan

-Howells to set me up for a fall.

-Full marks for effort

-but you've picked the wrong woman.

-Gael.

-Gael.

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-Shut up and listen!

-Call off your investigation...

-..and do whatever it is the lovely

-Mrs Howells tells you to do.

-If you don't, the moment I call

-Dublin, your grave is already dug.

-Here are the terms, Chief Inspector.

-Let Alys go.

-Forget the money.

-Keep the Glynns away from me.

-We can all move on.

-No Met, no prosecutions,

-no consequences.

-Your dirty little secret

-will be safe.

-Do you have any choice?

-Evan said you were

-a better solicitor than him.

-I should have had you

-working for me.

-Let them go.

-Let them go.

-

-Do we have the money?

-Let them go, I said.

-Put it down, Helen!

-200,000.

-Every penny. Now.

-I'm going to get my daughter.

-Then we're all going home.

-OK?

-It's OK. It's fine.

-It's going to be fine.

-You're not going anywhere

-until you've paid up.

-Five seconds.

-Three...

-..two...

-TWO GUNSHOTS

-Come here. Bring your cuffs.

-Clip her.

-Keys.

-Get back.

-Further back.

-Come here.

-Mami.

-Mami. Mami.

-I was a coward.

-I should have let them

-put me in prison.

-Where did you learn?

-Where did you learn?

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-The Army.

-Listen, Faith.

-Listen, Faith.

-

-You should go.

-"Dear Superintendent Laxton.

-"Further to our phone call...

-"..I enclose a statement setting out

-all we currently know...

-"..about the disappearance

-of Mr Evan Howells.

-"I have no doubt the evidence

-points to significant misconduct...

-"..carried out by Swansea officers

-DCI Huw Parry and DS Helen Morgan.

-"If you would like to discuss

-the matter further...

-"..please do not hesitate

-to contact me.

-"Cerys Jones."

-Send.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Are you OK, Faith?

-Don't contact the Met.

-Don't contact the Met.

-

-What?

-I've got Alys and I made a deal.

-What do you mean?

-We've got 80,000

-to clear the firm's debts.

-..and start a new business.

-The rest of the money goes

-to pay off Gael Reardon.

-80k? What about the Glynns?

-80k? What about the Glynns?

-

-It's sorted. Sorted, Cerys.

-You have to scrap

-whatever you've done. OK?

-We'll talk tomorrow.

-Goodnight, Cerys.

-Faith!

-Shit.

-Shit, shit, shit!

-Alys.

-# I gave everything you needed

-# You're hurt and I'm bleeding

-# All of my strength, I gave to you

-# We love completely #

-You go in, my love.

-# You leave after losing

-# All of my hope went with you

-# I gave you all of my heart

-# I gave you my heart

-# Even though it's breaking

-# It's still beating

-# I gave you all of my soul #

-Hey Dadi, come out quickly.

-Quick!

-# I gave you myself

-# Despite being broken

-# Still breathing #

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