(CAMERA CLICKS)
- Do you know who that is? - No.
- You don't think Harry did this? - I don't think anything yet.
But you know Harry's involved in something.
You're the one who brought me the casino tape.
Never underestimate what a desperate man will do.
- Have you ever seen anything like this? - SURI: Never.
Who made the call to MIS?
It was source-led.
The important thing now is where's Harry?
Speak of the devil.
What's going on?
What are you doing with a man's head in your freezer, Harry?
ANNA: No, I really do have to go.
Will you come back tonight?
I don't know.
Maybe.
(PHONE RINGS)
Suri, is everything alright?
Anna, we arrested Harry last night.
What? What for?
For murder.
For murder? That's insane.
I thought you should know straight away. We're about to interview him.
With a duty solicitor?
SURF. Yes.
OK, thanks. Thanks for calling me.
- Is it Harry? - Yes.
Can you get me a taxi?
Sure.
Can you identify the man in this photograph?
I believe this is the man that kidnapped Kate Olsen, and tried to kill her.
And do you know this man's name?
Becker.
Um...
I think... I think his name's Becker.
WINTER: How do you know that he kidnapped Olsen?
He was there the night we found her at the docks.
WINTER: I don't remember any description of this man from your report.
Could somebody fetch that for me?
The container where Kate Olsen was held was being loaded onto a lorry.
I chased the fork-lift driver between the container stacks
and that's when this man appeared from nowhere and assaulted me.
What happened next?
When I came to, they were gone.
DS Chohan and DI Orwell were both present at the docks.
Did either of them see this man
- or witness him assaulting you? - No.
Chohan and Orwell were both inside the container with Olsen.
Thanks.
This man is not in his report
So, Canary Docks was the first time you saw this man, Becker?
Yes. The first and last time.
WINTER: Our officers were unable to find you at the docks that night.
They made several attempts to contact you,
but you were off radar for 12 hours.
I'd been knocked unconscious.
You know, I was disorientated. When I got up, I... I drove away.
I was shattered,
so I stopped, and I slept in the car.
And my radio was off.
Forensics believe this man died three weeks ago.
That's about the same time as Canary Docks.
I didn't do this, Alistair.
He's lying.
Did you have anything to do with this man's death, Harry?
No. Who told you to look inside my freezer?
(WINTER CHUCKLES)
You know I won't be answering that question.
Look, I'm a murder detective. If I was going to kill someone,
do you not think I would do a better job than store his head in my freezer?
I'm being set up. The same way my brother was.
I'm being targeted by Golding because I got too close to him.
I've just recovered some evidence.
A set of overalls, belonging to Charles Collins.
I am sure it will place him at the scene of Barbara Haleton's murder.
You're not a detective at present, Harry.
It's in the bag I gave to DS Chohan on my arrest.
Please, Alistair, test it.
It will prove my brother's innocence and lead us to Golding.
- Interview suspended at 0615. - What?
No. Wait, listen. What are you...? Alistair?
A murder case I was involved in a long time ago.
Maria Alexandri. Pull up that case.
That will show where it all started involving Frierson. Maria Alexandri!
He's clearly lying about what happened between him and this dead man.
You were on Olsen.
- Did you come across this man, Becker? - No.
Do you believe Harry's story that he might have kidnapped Olsen?
If this man did kidnap her,
I don't know why Harry never mentioned it to me before.
- So you think he's lying? - Maybe. But I don't know why.
Because he's a gambling addict with crushing debts,
who's already in up to his neck over this Lau murder.
We need to check out his story about Becker.
And send the evidence he's claiming to have found to the lab.
This bag evidence is a smokescreen. This is just Harry covering his tracks.
We need to thoroughly check out his story.
We need more than this to go to the CPS.
I want to keep a 24-hour guard on Clayton's flat.
OK. No problem, sir.
Hi, Mum. Listen, somethings come up.
Can you hang on to Daisy for another couple of hours?
Yes. I won't be long.
OK, great. Thank you. Bye.
- Alistair! - Shit.
Can you wait for me? I'll be five minutes.
- Anna. So you've heard about Harry. - What the hell's going on?
Harry's one of your own.
I can't talk about an ongoing investigation.
- Cut the crap, Alistair! - I have no choice.
Harry isn't capable of murder!
Look, Anna, I have to get back to work.
Isn't it a coincidence that his own brother
was set up on a murder charge days ago?
We charged Richard based on...
Listen, I'm trying to stop you making the same mistake again.
Harry has been investigating a very serious criminal called Golding.
You don't think he could conceivably have set all this up?
I have no evidence that this man even exists
- or has anything to do with this. - Well, he exists, OK?
The governor of Whitecross knows all about him.
I've had it first-hand from a prisoner. Why aren't you looking into that?
It still doesn't affect Harry's case.
I'll see you later, Anna.
FRIERSON: How's the investigation into Clayton going?
ORWELL: I'd say it was in the balance.
Well, you know I was a detective myself,
and I still maintain some of my contacts from that time.
- Informants. - Why would you do that?
Well, my brief is to police the police.
The best way to do that is to understand what's really happening out there.
From all sides.
I've had some information.
From one of my old sources.
Well, from what I hear, this Becker was a nasty piece of work.
He had a personal grudge against Clayton.
And Harry took the necessary action.
I need physical evidence.
Something more substantial to take to the CPS.
I might have something for you.
ORWELL: Chohan, it's Orwell. We've had an anonymous message call.
A headless body discovered on the Victoria Canal near Angel.
I'm heading there now. Call me back.
- Is it our guy? - Yes, sir.
OFFICER: We found this next to the body.
Bag it.
So, Harry's prints were on the knife?
Yeah. And blood.
They're just running a DNA comparison on Becker.
Cause of death?
A single gunshot wound to the chest.
The head was removed postmortem.
Also... we found this in his pocket.
Harry and Anna's old address.
It doesn't strike you as odd that we've had two tip-offs
in the space of 24 hours?
Yeah, there's... there's no doubt someone is... screwing Harry over,
but we have more than enough to charge him.
Harry is lying about Becker, OK?
They have a history that goes way beyond Kate Olsen's kidnapping.
Yeah.
Well, he'll be remanded in custody, just like his brother.
HARRY: ls the evidence from Collins's bag being analyzed?
Yes. Harry?
- They're going to charge me. - SURI: Yeah.
I know.
- OFFICER: Come on, sir. - I still have faith in you, Suri.
Suri, we've just had a message from Saint Francis Hospital.
Kate Olsen has woken up. Said you can talk to her tomorrow morning.
(EXHALES)
OFFICER: Come on, sir.
I understand.
I'm just not sure it's a good idea
for the firm or for you to get involved in this.
Harry needs somebody who can get these allegations thrown out, and that's you.
Can I ask you a difficult question?
(EXHALES) Yes.
Are you sure about Harry?
(SIGHS)
- Are you sure he's not capable...? - Don't be ridiculous!
This is Harry! Of course he's not capable of this.
OK.
- Let me give it some consideration. - Thank you.
It means a lot.
OK.
(RAUCOUS CHATTER)
(WHISPERS) Watch your back.
He's making good progress. Don't let him slip.
Anna.
Nikhal, I don't want to ask you this, but I have to see Harry.
I can't pull favors for you here.
I put in my application, but they said I can't see him till next week.
That's fine, John. Thank you.
I understand this is difficult for you.
But the police wouldn't have charged him if they didn't actually think he did it.
The evidence has obviously been planted. It shouldn't even have gone this far.
Are you sure you need to see him?
Yes.
- I'm sorry... - I'll try and get you in today.
Thank you.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
MAN: ...to pieces. Do you understand me, eh?
(WHISPERS)
Rich?
Harry.
Come here.
- Oh, Jesus Christ. - It's OK, it's OK.
No, it's not. No, it's not.
We are dead.
- What have they done to you? - It's not happened yet.
What?
They keep telling me they're going to break me apart
I've got strangers coming up to me in corridors
and whispering that my days are numbered.
- Nothing's gonna happen. I'm here now. - Yeah, they told me you were coming.
Why are you in here?
The same reason as you. Framed for murder.
- So I'm never getting out of here. - (BELL)
Rich... Rich. Listen, you just need to hold it together.
- Things are going to turn around. - (CHUCKLES)
Right, back to your cells! Come on! Let's get a move on!
Who told you that?
Your lucky bracelet? Hasn't been very lucky for me, has it?
Or Barbara.
See, DCI Frierson and DI Jim Stepton are shown here on surveillance logs
at 43 Chepstow Road.
But then, there's nothing. It just... It stops.
Well, there's nothing more in here about that. Or anything else.
Maybe it was taken out of the docket.
You think some papers have been removed deliberately?
Well, that's what I'm trying to find out.
If anything came from this surveillance operation.
I'll make sure that things haven't been... misfiled.
- I'm here to see Kate Olsen. - She's right up there.
You're sure he's the one?
Yeah. Becker.
- He's definitely dead? - Yes.
Kate, I'm sure you're still hazy on the details...
He was asking about Lermontov.
Do you think Becker was hired by Vincent's son, Paul?
Yeah.
I was on a... a barge
and then... and then I was in the Lermontov vaults.
Do you know where these vaults are?
She needs to rest now.
Yes, of course.
I'm sorry. Thank you.
She's sleeping now. Perhaps you could come back later?
Sure.
(MACHINE BEEPS)
SURI: Nurse, nurse!
Kate, can you hear me?
Kate! Kate!
Excuse me.
NURSE: What's going on with her?
BP's 180 over 90. I don't know why. It's still rising.
She's going into cardiac arrest. She's crashing.
That machine's broken. It's been broken for weeks, Detective.
- (MACHINE WHIRS) - Really? It seems fine to me.
Have you still got it? The bracelet?
Yes.
Why don't you use it to try and get out?
Because my brother is in here. Listen, what's going on here?
In the yard? Who runs that gang you were with?
There's no gang in here.
My brother is under serious threat here.
I want to know who from.
You don't get it. It's not a gang.
Everybody's pan of it.
What?
And if you don't join or you... you can't join...
Everyone in the whole prison's involved?
It's impossible.
Golding?
- I've got to get back. - Tim, please. Listen to me.
- My brother's life is on the line. - Let him go.
Remember me? Hatton Garden.
Oh, yeah.
I remember smacking you in the face. You went down like a sack of shite.
And now you're here washing my pants.
You're a long way from home, Detective.
There's 330 prisoners on the remand wing.
16 prison officers. And two Claytons.
You have a think about that, Harry.
The forensic on the overalls.
Thanks.
Come with me.
Rich?
Get here.
Where's my brother?
It's OK.
We've been here before, remember?
(CUTTER WHIRS)
(GROANS) Jesus!
- (YELLS) - PRISONER: Let's get out of here.
(ALARM)
Harry! Harry, I'm sorry!
I'm sorry! Be careful!
She was pretty sure Paul Lermontov hired Becker.
We should put him under surveillance straight away.
Alright. Do an urgent surveillance application.
Let's get it approved ASAP.
Any results on the overalls Harry brought in?
Not yet.
If Barbara Haleton's blood is on those overalls,
- we've made a terrible mistake. - You did your job.
I've been through every decision we've made.
Sir?
What happened with you and Harry in Rotherhithe?
Harry led us into an ambush.
With a psychopath.
He gambled on him being unarmed. And he was wrong.
Whatever I feel... about Harry,
it hasn't influenced any decision I've made on this.
GUARD: Clayton, you have a visitor.
GUARD: Five minutes.
I know you didn't do it.
Thank you.
You shouldn't be here. I'm getting you a better lawyer.
- It won't make much difference. - Of course it will.
Harry, what's going on? Why is this happening?
I got too close.
- Golding? - Listen to me.
You have to be very careful. He's done this to me. He's done it to Rich.
- Have you seen Rich? - Yeah.
There's a gang in here. It's controlled my Golding.
They've somehow got to Rich. I don't quite understand, but...
...he's really vulnerable.
How did you get to see me so soon? Julian?
Listen, I need you to ask him to offer Rich a Rule 43.
He needs to be separated from the rest of those people.
- Do this straight away. - Alright. I'll ask him.
And what about you?
I'm OK.
Yeah, you're obviously fine!
I can handle myself.
I know you can.
What shall I say to Daisy?
Nothing.
- (DOOR OPENS) - Time's up.
I will find a way to get you out.
I'm sorry, Anna.
(SIGHS)
Kaleem.
I've got a job for you.
Come by tomorrow.
Before we open for business.
(EXHALES)
SURI: DS Chohan to Control.
Paul Lermontov is leaving the Needle Building.
He said there's a gang operating inside the prison.
I'm afraid that's the case with all the prisons in London.
We're trying to break it down,
but my officers are assaulted almost every week,
so the good ones keep leaving.
I thought the whole point was this prison was a flagship success.
My outreach programs are a success, but they're under constant threat.
Someone very powerful, someone with political influence,
is controlling this gang from the outside.
All we get in here are lieutenants and foot soldiers.
We're stretched just trying keep up with who's in on it.
Harry wants Rich to be given a Rule 43.
He thinks he's being targeted.
It doesn't work like that. It has to come from our side.
Look, I think Harry's also in danger.
I can't just abandon all prison procedure just because we're together.
You know that's why I let you see him.
My guards know that it's completely against the rules.
Yes, I realize that.
Let me think about it, Anna.
Thank you.
Why don't you come and see me tomorrow? We can talk it through then.
- I have to be with Daisy tomorrow. - So bring Daisy.
I'm spending the weekend with friends in Hampstead.
They've got a daughter her age. They'll have fun. There's a pool.
Alright. I'll... I'll see if she's OK with it.
How long were you planning on sitting on this?
- Excuse me, sir? - The analysis for Collins's overalls.
This places Collins at the crime scene.
I was waiting for confirmation of its admissibility.
Clayton was suspended the morning...
That isn't your call!
ORWELL: With all due respect, sir, I was SIO on the Richard Clayton case.
How do we know Harry didn't tamper with this?
We don't, but this raises serious questions.
Our case against Richard Clayton wasn't that strong.
- When did this come in? - This morning.
(SIGHS) We have to get Rich released.
Come with me, Chohan.
WINTER: I need to get this release order to Whitecross ASAP.
- Where are you at with Lermontov? - SURI: We lost him in traffic.
If Harry was right about Collins, then how far does this go?
(SIGHS)
Harry came to me, begging for surveillance on Collins,
just before we got the tip-off about his flat.
- You didn't agree? - I thought he was in over his head.
And you'd just given me the casino tape.
We know that Collins is involved in at least two of these cases
that we're investigating.
Barbara Haleton, and you saw him with Sasha Terekhova.
He was on her boat acting like her chaperone.
We've connected a series of crimes and the killer is still out there.
What about Frierson?
We need to sit on him until we're absolutely sure.
About what?
How deeply he's involved in this.
You think he might be Golding.
I'll get back onto Lermontov.
Why do you think Orwell sat on Rich's release?
I don't know.
GUARD: OK, ladies, let's have you back your cells!
Come on! Let's hurry up!
Let's go! Come on!
Hey, in!
No messing around, girls. Let's have you back.
It's bedtime.
- Have you seen my brother? - Get back to your cell, Clayton.
Or it's two days' lockdown. Come on. Chop chop.
Time to turn your light out, Daise.
Am I going to Dad's tomorrow?
No. He's had to go away.
Where to?
I'll tell you about it tomorrow.
Where am I going instead?
We've both been invited to spend the day with Nikhal.
He's got a pool. It'll be fun.
Great.
Night, sweetheart
Mr Linton, this is Detective Superintendent Winter.
Oh, yes.
Did you show Dr Marghai the photographs I sent over for identification?
Yes, I did.
Did he identify Karl Frierson as the recipient
of Luke Bangura's kidney?
Detective Superintendent,
can you guarantee my client protection from these people?
Mr Linton, this is crucial.
OK. If you arrest Frierson,
then I'm pretty sure my client will testify against him.
We just received this. It's a release order for Richard Clayton.
We need to action it straight away.
OK. I'll get him ready.
Marghai is going to stand up in court and say he got the kidney for Frierson.
You see, Harry was convinced Maria Alexandri's case
is where Frierson was turned.
I've been looking into it.
There was a cover-up.
Files are missing.
A Maria Alexandri was...
She was pan of the traveler community.
Why would Golding and Frierson
go to so much trouble over someone like her?
- We need Harry here. - Yeah.
Well, we're not going to get him out until we get close to this man.
Lily-Anne. You look well.
No, I don't.
Well, even on your bad days, you look better than the rest of us.
(SIGHS)
Are you getting the carpet cleaned?
It's expensive carpet.
- Is this what I think it is? - I'm sorry, Kaleem.
But I've been given no choice.
We all have a choice.
Your father had a choice.
My father was a very stubborn man.
So was my father,
but I didn't throw him to the wolves for it.
(TUTS)
I expect Golding will want video evidence that you've done this yourself.
You've been talking to Harry Clayton. That's why you have to die.
Harry Clayton is finished.
Why do I have to die
for someone who won't even make it to the end of the week?
If I disobey this order... then I'm next on the hit list.
(sum COCKS)
And they'll get you anyway.
Think.
Lily-Anne, think what this can do to your conscience.
I have no conscience left.
Do you have a message for your father?
You were right about that surveillance operation on 43 Chepstow Road.
They brought in a suspect for questioning. Twice.
- Twice? - A week apart
So, it had been removed from the original case file?
And it would have stayed buried
if you'd not made me cross-check the station records.
It took me two days to access that. I hope it's worth it.
Thanks.
Right, you need to leave there now. Meet me at City Hall.
We haven't got much time.
I think I know who Golding is.
Oi. Have you seen my brother? He's missing.
Yeah, that can happen in Whitecross.
Here today, gone tomorrow.
Have you harmed him?
Us? No. We haven't touched him.
You threatened him.
We're just the foot soldiers here.
The real power is over there.
Maybe you should ask them if Rich got the Rule 43.
Just like you asked for.
- Where's my brother? - He's been ill.
But he's back in his cell now.
And he's been asking for you.
Come on. Come with us. Come on.
Come on.
WINTER: Frierson tampered with the Maria Alexandri files
to cover up who really killed her.
SURI: This should be interesting.
WINTER: Hello, Karl.
What are you doing here, Alistair?
Maria Alexandri.
Remember her, Karl?
You were investigating her murder with DI Jim Stepton.
The traveler woman. Stabbed in her caravan.
What has that got to do with anything?
I cross-checked our station custody records on the Alexandri case.
See, some of the pages were missing from the original case file.
And I just couldn't work it out.
Fortunately...
...our extremely diligent archive officer...
...found these.
Go on.
SURI: You and DI Jim Stepton
brought in Nikhal Julian for questioning
about the murder of Maria Alexandri.
You interviewed him twice.
What about it?
WINTER: A key witness places him
walking away from Maria Alexandri's caravan on the night of that murder.
And yet you and DI Stepton didn't follow this up.
Within a week, Stepton retires, and the case is left unsolved.
(GROANS)
Rich?
WINTER: And that's when Julian bought you, isn't it?
For the price of a kidney.
And slickly repackaged you as his perfect inside man at City Hall.
What the hell are you talking about? This is completely ridiculous.
HARRY: Rich! Rich!
Hey, Rich! Open the door! Open the door! Rich!
(BONES CRACK / RICH SCREAMS)
Rich! Rich!
I'm gonna kill you!
WINTER: Karl Frierson,
I'm arresting you on suspicion of soliciting to murder Luke Bangura,
and perverting the course of justice.
Come on, Karl. You've been in my seat before.
You must know there's nowhere to hide.
We're gonna access your medical records and every piece
of correspondence between you and Governor Julian,
because that's who we're talking about, isn't it, Kari?
(SLOWED DOWN) Julian!
Julian!
No!