Oh, God. He's here.
(BEEPS)
(GASPS)
Police.
OPERATOR: Can I have a name and address?
Kate Olsen, FRSA.
5 Pope Square, Canary Wharf'.
(SOBS) I think someone's coming for me.
Keep calm, Miss Olsen. The police are on their way.
Could you tell me exactly where in the building you are?
Miss Olsen?
- (SOBS) No, please. - Hello? Miss Olsen?
What are you saying? Hello?
My head's beating way too fast for its own good.
But I don't care.
Nothing else matters.
Nothing can go wrong.
Not when the universe around me is so in sync with my every move.
And I know with utter certainty that tonight is my night.
That with each turn of the cards, spin of the wheel, roll of the dice,
my fortunes are gonna change forever.
It's time.
Time for everyone who ever doubted me, who belittled me,
who despaired at my losses, to bow down at my kingship
and glory in my brilliance, as I win it all back.
And keep on winning.
Amen.
HARRY: That's how every night starts.
Come half ten, it's all gone down the toilet.
Believing in good luck is madness.
It takes hold of us.
That's why we're all here.
Great speech, Harry.
Thank you.
Let's wrap up by saying the steps out loud.
- Step one. - GROUP: I have a gambling addiction.
Step two.
GROUP: I am placing my faith in a higher power than myself.
I think this is the dumbest thing you've ever done, Harry.
I'm aware of that.
I won that money on a crooked roulette wheel.
You don't know that for certain.
I know that the woman that was with me that night is a criminal.
The woman who gave me this.
- Then why did she give it to you? - I don't know.
All I do know is that I'm alive.
I could easily not have been alive. Maybe I shouldn't be alive.
I'm glad that's all clear then.
The total haul from Lau's jet is reported to be about ten million...
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Excuse me one second.
How's the head?
Like it looks.
Listen, I gather it was looking pretty grim for me back there before you...
Risked life and limb to save your arse?
- I'm kidding. - Yeah.
Anyway... thanks for that.
Any time.
Oh, how's it going with the two in custody?
Er, yeah, alright.
The... The leader, Nelson, he's... he's keeping shtoom,
but the other one is 19 years old.
I'm going to lean on him for the last member of the gang. You...
You nearly had him, didn't you? We'll need a description.
They were wearing helmets.
I'd still like to talk them through with you.
Winter wants to see us both now.
(CHUCKLES)
Finally, some love from the big man!
RECORDING: Kate Olsen, FRSA.
5 Pope Square, Canary Wharf.
I think someone's coming for me.
999 call, 9:24pm last night.
Kate Olsen works for the Financial Regulation Security Authority
investigating bad traders.
There's been no sign of her since that call.
We're treating this as a murder? Without a body?
We're treating it as a high-risk missing person
with a significant threat of murder.
So am I back as SIO on this?
You charged into a highly explosive situation
without any thought, against all our planning
and yet your actions saved Orwell's life and recovered a priceless gemstone.
So, while the Grady inquiry progresses, I've decided to put you on another case.
I gather it's the popular choice.
Do I get a reward for finding the diamond?
I was offered a job in a place like this once. As a bonds trader.
I bet you were. With a brain like yours, you'd be minted by now.
Nothing unusual here.
No sign of any kind of disturbance.
But she specified she was in this office when she made the call.
We need to find out who else was in the building.
Or who followed her in.
This building has a pretty impressive security system.
You can't get in without a pass.
OFFICER: This is Kate Olsen coming in at 7:45 last night.
You were in the security room all night?
Yeah.
And you've checked the foyer tapes for Olsen leaving?
She's not on 'em. There's no record of Olsen's pass checking out either.
She's not here now, so how can that happen?
Beats me.
Can you check the CCTV on the 15th floor at...
What time did she make the 999 call?
- 9:24. - 9:24.
OK. These are all the screens on her corridor.
Wait! We just jumped ten minutes. Rewind.
- I don't understand. - OK. Play.
Yeah. See, ten minutes.
OK, bring up the CCTV on the underground car park
and the emergency stairs at 9:24.
We need Forensics to check out her office properly.
No, I don't understand!
Why have you let him come back as SIO?
He saved your life.
- He's a hero to the guys out there. - But we know he's rotten.
Knowing is not the same as proving.
I think it's about time you paid a visit to Lily-Anne Lau.
Lily-Anne Lau?
We need a physical record of what went on between Harry and her father.
SURI: I keep thinking I'm seeing Ben everywhere.
- Is that weird? - HARRY: No.
I've tipped off a mate of mine in Vice about the Green Dragon roulette tables.
What?
I'm not letting Lily-Anne Lau get away with this.
Hello. Brett Stonewood. Kate Olsen's boss.
In the past few months, Olsen has just been working on one case.
If I'm honest, we've had concerns about Kate for quite a while now.
What do you mean?
Kate's behavior has been... erratic.
This case had started to consume her.
She started chasing foreign leads. Sometimes punching in a week later.
The fact she's missing doesn't surprise or worry you?
I didn't say that.
Who's that? I know him. Vincent Lermontov.
Yes, that's the former CEO of the company Kate was investigating.
He died two weeks ago.
By jumping off the Needle Building, yes.
Why was she investigating them?
Vincent Lermontov was a gold bullion dealer.
He bought and sold huge quantities of gold.
Kate became convinced that he was too good at it.
I'm guessing she didn't convince you.
We work on evidence and there was none.
What does that mean, "too good at it"?
Kate thought that Lermontov's results were beyond all probability.
That basically Vincent Lermontov was just too...
Too lucky?
SURI: Who runs Lermontov International now?
His son, Paul Lermontov. Kate had an appointment to meet him last night.
SURI: Just before she went missing?
I only found out about it today. She never told me about it.
- (PHONE BEEPS) - Oh, sorry.
Oh, I'm sorry. I have to go to this meeting.
But you will keep me up to date with this? Thank you.
Sir. Ma'am.
This is the flat of someone with no interests apart from their work.
One to use, one to wash.
HARRY: Anything?
- She has Type 1 diabetes. - What?
This is an emergency glucagon kit.
She needs to maintain her glucose level with carbs or sugar
or she'll lose consciousness.
What happens if she doesn't have it?
She's in trouble.
- Fentanyl? - Yup.
Forensics found tiny traces of it on Olsen's desk.
It's used as an anesthetic. You can get it on the black market.
Someone knocked her out.
We went to Olsen's flat. We found syringes, insulin.
We think she's prone to hypoglycemia.
If her glucose level drops when she's under, the kidnappers have to act fast.
Maybe that's the point.
The perfect murder is the murder we can't prove.
All they would have to do is deny her any food, sugar and... just wait?
If that happened, it'd be very hard to prove she didn't die naturally.
Can I get on with my job, please?
Hmm! I thought you did this for fun, Doug.
Listen, will you try and make sense
of all the chads and figures in Olsen's files?
I'll be next door if you need me.
Oh, Jesus.
"24th of April, 1986."
(RINGS)
Harry?
Get online. I need you to look at something.
You're unbelievable.
(DOG BARKS IN THE DISTANCE)
(GLASS SHATTERS)
(SCREAMS) Mum!
RICH: It looks very, very similar.
- Who's this dude? - HARRY: He's a dead dude.
Vincent Lermontov, he's a gold bullion dealer.
- Billionaire. - (WHISPERS) Look at the dragons.
And the extra-long yang line. It's definitely the same min-yung bracelet.
You know what, Harry? Now that I'm awake,
I'm 100 per cent sure it's definitely the same bracelet.
- Yeah. Thought so. - (PHONE BEEPS)
Oh! I've got to go. Anna's on the other line. Bye.
Anna.
(ENGINE STARTS)
(PHONE RINGS)
What have you got?
MAN: You could partially disable the FRSA building
from a cable room in the basement, but it's not easily done.
Check the CCTV on the roads out of the Isle of Dogs.
We might isolate a vehicle in the same timeframe.
Copy that.
A young woman says she urgently needs to speak to Harry.
(KNOCKING AT DOOR)
(SIGHS) Thanks for coming by. She's really worked up.
What the hell happened?
She said she saw someone in the street. I don't know if she saw anyone.
Daddy, I saw a scary man looking at me.
Come here, come here. It's alright now. It's OK.
- Daddy's here. - (SIGHS)
- Where's Harry? - You just missed him.
- When will he be back? - I'm sure he won't be long.
I work with him.
So... why don't we start with your name?
Eve.
She fell asleep holding my hand.
She always used to do that, remember?
You don't really have to stay.
She won't wake up now.
I don't think it's safe for you to stay here.
I don't think she saw anyone, Harry. She just misses you.
I'd feel a lot better if I stay here. I'll sleep in the armchair.
Our hero.
SURI: How do you know Harry?
I don't want to talk to you.
I need to see Harry. Now.
Tell me what the problem is and I can call him.
You can't help me.
Look, wait. I can see you're in some kind of trouble.
Let go of me now.
Tell him he doesn't have to believe in me, he just has to believe in it.
Time's run out for me.
Who is this Eve?
No idea.
Well, she knew who you were.
I think I figured out what made Olsen so obsessed with Vincent Lermontov.
Oh, yeah?
The price of gold always goes up when something very bad happens.
Like Tottenham beating United?
No! Like wars. Natural disasters. Big stuff.
These three dates are when Lermontov made his biggest investments in gold.
Read them out.
"21st December, 1979."
Three days before the Soviets invaded Afghanistan.
"24th April, 1986."
Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
"10th September, 2001 The day before 9/11.
Lermontov bought £100 million worth of gold. His biggest ever investment.
It was worth eight times as much by the end of the year.
Olsen believed that Lermontov knew these things were going to happen?
If she did, then she really was crazy. No one could have known.
Let's go see the son and heir.
- Hello. DI Clayton. - Good morning. Please.
Follow me.
Nice seagull.
SURI: It's an albatross, dummy.
BUTLER: Mr Lermontov will be with you shortly.
HARRY: Thanks.
He has the best view
in the best city in the world.
LERMONTOV: I do, don't I? Shame I can't appreciate it.
My eyes are hypersensitive to light.
- Have been since I was a kid. - HARRY: Right.
So why live in the tallest building in London with floor-to-ceiling glass?
(SCOFFS)
This is my father's flat.
- Your father died recently, didn't he? - On his 70th birthday.
He went up those stairs. climbed onto a balcony and jumped.
Did you know my father, Detective Clayton?
- No, I didn't. - Really?
I thought you must have met him.
We're here about Kate Olsen. She went missing two nights ago.
Really?
You met with her that night. What did she want to talk to you about?
Kate Olsen was obsessed with my father and his business
to an almost pathological degree.
She wanted to speak to me about the same thing that she always did.
Probability.
The probability that my father couldn't be this successful.
- Maybe she was right. - People like Olsen didn't understand
- that the harder my father worked... - (PHONE RINGS)
...the luckier he got.
Excuse me.
Hello. Just give me a second.
That's a remarkable bracelet you're wearing, Detective.
It's Tang Dynasty, isn't it?
Um...
So I've been told.
And where did you get such an incredible piece?
A bloke down Romford Market.
- (CHUCKLES) - Your father had so much.
Why do you think he felt the need to kill himself?
That's the thing about luck, Harry.
It always balances out in the end.
Anna, hi. It's me again.
I'm just trying to make sure everything's OK.
- Erm... I'll try again later. OK, bye. - Everything OK?
Daisy thinks she saw a man outside the house last night. What have you got?
We tracked this from a road out of the Isle of Dogs. Check the time. 9:42.
Eight minutes after the blackout.
- Is the SUV registered to an address? - Canal boat on Regent's Canal.
(GLASS SMASHES)
(EVE GRUNTS)
(GROANS)
This is it.
I can't see anyone inside.
- We have no warrant. - We have no time.
Kate? Kate?
Close those.
Kate?
Hand and leg ties.Cut.
She was here. Jesus.
- What does insulin smell like? - Like Band-Aids.
- I don't know what that is. - (EXHALES)
Have a look through there.
Anything?
(BANGING)
What the hell is that?
There's someone on the roof.
(LIGHTER CLICKS)
What the hell?
Hey!
Hey! Hey!
Jesus! We're on fire!
Check the windows. She's locked us in.
SURI: Oh, no!
Harry, do something!
(GRUNTS)
Harry!
(COUGHS)
(GRUNTS)
Suri.
Suri, come on. Come on. We need to get you out of here now.
I've got you.
Come on. Come on. I've got you.
(GRUNTS)
(COUGHS)
That's it. Here, breathe. Breathe.
(SIRENS WAIL IN THE DISTANCE)
OK.
CROUPIER: Raise to 2,000.
What exactly are you and your boss asking me for, Detective Orwell?
We're asking for your cooperation.
That is sweet.
But I think you're asking for a little more than that.
If such a document existed,
showing the financial relations between my father and Harry Clayton,
and I'm not saying it does...
how can you guarantee it won't be used against me?
It would only be used as evidence in an internal investigation into Clayton.
- Nothing more. - I have your word on that?
Yes.
There's no question of my father's murder investigation being opened again?
No.
Hm. Food for thought.
I'll have to see what I can find.
Oh, hi, Anna. I'm just heading out.
- It's a very quick question. - Sure.
- How did we get Kevin's Grey's case? - What do you mean?
I'm wondering who paid for us to take him on.
Why does it matter? It's closed now. I expect Grey paid for it himself.
I wouldn't have thought he could afford us by himself.
I'll have a look and get back to you on it.
- If it's that important. - Thank you, Nathan.
- (CLEARS THROAT) - SOCOs are at the boat now.
- Not that there's much left of it. - (COUGHS)
- Are you OK? - Hmm.
For a moment there I... I thought that was it, eh?
Olsen found something out about Lermontov that's worth killing for.
Well, what, though?
(VIBRATES)
Sodium thiopental.
What?
The syringe you bagged at the canal contains sodium thiopental
which has a variety of anesthetic uses.
But Forensics thinks the concentration in the syringe
is similar to that used by the Soviets as truth serum.
Soviets? They were interrogating her.
- So we know they've kept her alive. - Until they find out what she knows.
We're dealing with a different operator. Someone with serious military training.
(SIGHS)
(KNOCKING AT DOOR)
Hiya.
I just wanted to make sure that Daisy was OK.
She's at my mum's.
You shouldn't be here on your own.
Well, you better come in then.
I spent the whole day worrying,
thinking that I should have been there last night when Daisy got scared.
- You were. - Yeah, but...
I mean, I should have been here with you,
protecting my family.
I think I'm doing a pretty good job of that myself, thank you very much.
You are, but you know what I mean.
- Can we start all over again? - (LAUGHS)
Seriously.
I'm serious!
We can get it all back.
- How? - I can get it all back.
- I promise. - (SCOFFS)
You were always shod on self-belief.
HARRY: True.
It's why I fell in love with you in the first place.
Yeah.
You should probably go.
- Yeah, five minutes. - Yeah.
What are you hiding, Kate?
(BEEPS)
(PHONE BEEPS)
(SIGHS)
I've got to go back to work.
OK.
But...
When I am done, I'll... I'll come straight back
and we can spend some proper time together.
Harry, Haw--
What do you think just happened?
What do you mean?
Do you think everything's OK again between us?
Well, yeah. I mean...
What, because we went to bed together?
Well, why did you?
Because I was lonely.
Yeah, well, me too. That means we can move on.
Nothing's changed. We still have to move out of this house on Monday.
You're still a gambler who could still lose everything
that Daisy and I have had for ourselves.
You said you had to go.
(DOOR SHUTS)
"I met an old man in Kirov
who swears he knew Vincent Lermontov before he became Vincent Lermontov."
"Vincent Lermontov is actually Vincent Zolin,
a railway worker and hired hand for the Kirov mob."
"He killed a notorious Moscow KGB boss when he was 23."
"9th of April."
"Went to see Brett Stonewood at the Landor Hotel."
"He told me my new information about Vincent Lermontov was false."
“He advised me strongly to take it no further.“
"Stonewood brought a new FRSA agent to our meeting."
"Tall. Bald. Russian accent."
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
I heard rumors that you'd given up gambling.
That's true. I have.
800.
Then you must be the ghost of Harry Clayton. Winning very big today.
Gambling's for losers.
That's why I've given up.
Can you beat a flush?
MAN: I've often heard it said.
Once you stop caring, then you can really start winning.
(TEXT ALERT)
Harry! Your money!
Burn it!
Stonewood was actively trying to get her off the Lermontov case?
SURI: Yes, but she kept going regardless.
So then he tried to intimidate her by bringing in a new FRSA agent.
Some tall, bald Russian guy.
- Oh, Jesus. Where are you new'? - Just outside the FRSA. I'm going in.
- Wait for me. I'm nearly there. - There's no time.
- Suri, I said wait for me. - That's all I've been doing.
- (HANGS UP) - Suri?
Jesus.
You lied to us.
I told you everything you needed to know.
No. You withheld what Olsen found out about Lermontov.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Police!
Kate Olsen's crazy theories have no bearing on this at all.
It's why she was taken away! You've known it all along!
That is a very serious accusation to lay at a senior FRSA officer, DS Chohan!
Excuse me. What are you...?
- Where is she? - What?
Kate Olsen is about to die.
- You are an accessory to her murder. - No!
Who was the Russian bald man you took to that last meeting with Olsen?
- Huh? - I don't know.
- I was never told. - He wasn't an FRSA officer, was he?
- (YELLS) Was he? - No.
- Where is she? - I don't know! I promise!
But you told him about Olsen's hypoglycemia?
Explained all they had to was to deny her sugar and she would die naturally.
Then when they dumped her,
it would look like poor mad Kate Olsen had a tragic accident!
You have no evidence I did anything untoward!
You're under arrest. Suri, grab his things.
ORWELL: I think Lau's going to help us.
Did she give you the impression this record existed
between Harry and Freddie Lau?
Yeah, she hinted that this was just the start of what she has on Clayton.
I think this goes back a long way.
WINTER: Where's Clayton?
He's questioning Brett Stonewood in Interview One.
I uncovered some files showing he was complicit in Olsen's abduction.
Olsen was so paranoid, she encrypted all the intel she gathered on Lermontov.
I managed to decode some.
She certainly held plenty of information to indict Lermontov.
Stonewood then handed Olsen to him on a plate when she wouldn't drop the case.
Anything else on Olsen's whereabouts?
They're interrogating her somewhere, trying to find out everything she knows.
Our only hope is they won't let her die until they're sure they have everything.
Dead or alive, she's probably out of the country.
Border controls have been on high alert since the 999 calls.
They'd have to smuggle her out another way.
Shipping containers.
Lermontov has a shipping company called Albatross International Freight.
Based at Canary docks.
Services freight to Russia and the Balkan states.
That's where Olsen is.
Get Clayton. Get over there.
I'll son the warrants.
(SIREN WAILS)
Harry, how the hell are we going to find her in here?
We can't just drive around like this.
She's here somewhere. I know it.
Yeah, but where?
ORWELL OVER RADIO: Harry. Come in, Harry.
Come on, come on. Where are you?
Harry, we need to interview all the crane drivers.
- We haven't got time. - Well, then what's your plan?
I'm placing my faith in a higher power.
Great. So you have no plan.
Come on, come on. Christ, where is she?
That's it!
I have a visual. Stick with me.
(SIRENS WAIL)
Orwell, get her down!
Kate, can you hear me?
She's alive.
(GRUNTS)
(GROANS)
Jesus.
What the hell? Eve?
(RUSSIAN ACCENT) She's alive. Just.
Imagine my surprise.
I spent last three weeks looking for you all over town.
So why don't you introduce yourself,
seeing as you've spent so much time trying to meet me?
Who I am does not matter. What really matters is who are you?
And why are you wearing that bracelet?
Detective.
Father.
Ex-husband.
Brother.
(CHUCKLES) Compulsive gambler.
And there was I hoping you had the wrong man.
But you are wrong man.
(CHUCKLES)
She should never have given that to you.
It is why she has to die.
- It's all her fault. - (SHOUTS) No!
Eve, Eve...
(COUGHS)
You know so little about bracelet, Harry.
I cannot kill her before I kill you.
Tell him why. Tell him!
He won't understand. (GRUNTS)
- Tell him. - Tell me! Eve, tell me.
I'm the only one who can remove the bracelet.
RUSSIAN: Mmm. Yeah.
You see, it's too late for me to just chop your hand off.
(EVE COUGHS)
Because the bracelet is joined to him now. Isn't that right, Eve?
You're making a mistake.
That's not the real bracelet.
RUSSIAN: I thought you would say that.
This is why we are going to test it out now.
Vincent used to play this a lot.
(sum CLICKS)
(GASPS)
But then...
Vincent really was one hell of a lucky man.
(CLICKS)
(WHIMPERS)
(LAUGHS)
Anyone can beat just one bullet.
Well, keep going, Kojak, or don't you have the balls?
Oh, I have balls, but you have ming-yun bracelet.
It's a cheap piece of tat! It doesn't mean anything!
Then what do you think saved you at racetrack, huh? And at river?
Let's face it, Harry, before you got bracelet you weren't very lucky man.
I don't feel very lucky now!
Vincent used to be a penniless worker on Siberian railway.
But then one night he accepted a contract
to kill one of most dangerous men in Moscow.
But even Vincent didn't realize that his ultimate reward
would be Eve's mother coming to visit him with that very same bracelet.
You have no idea what you're playing with, Becker,
which is why you are going to burn in hell.
(CLICKS)
BECKER: Hmm.
50-50.
This is where it gets interesting.
Believe in it.
(sum COCKS)
- PAUL: That's the thing about luck. - DAISY: Daddy, Daddy...
(OVERLAPPING VOICES)