I've lost Evan.
What do you think Faith Howells sees in Baldini?
He's a bad man.
He's changed.
It's not your fault, Faith.
What about the alibi? Was the dentist kosher?
I could help...
..for 20,000 in cash.
Evan and I had a deal. Three kilograms of best Colombian.
It's a lovely garden, Mr Davies.
It keeps me out of trouble.
John!
Faith!
Hi, Tom.
I was with John Davies.
He's dead.
I'm so sorry.
We've got some news.
They've found Evan's car.
It's in Port Afan.
OK.
Tom.
Are you certain it's his car?
Yes, we are, Mrs Howells. We checked the chassis number.
There's no sign of any personal effects, the car's been vandalised.
Any idea why he'd drive here?
It's a known suicide spot.
Ma'am. Ma'am.
Can I have five minutes, please?
Alright.
Thanks.
We haven't found a note.
I saw Steve Baldini visiting the house tonight.
And, I found a bullet in the house.
That was after the burglary.
Now, what was he doing there?
Someone posted it through the door.
With a note saying keep quiet.
Why didn't you tell me?
I'll have to tell Williams.
Faith, you're not helping yourself.
Who is that?
DS Morgan.
Swansea CID.
Whatever's happened, Terry, I am not involved in any way.
Price!
Ma'am.
I want you to organize a search.
Mrs Howells? You can come with us.
We've got a few things to sort out.
Are you arresting me, Susan?
Not yet, Mrs Howells.
I didn't think so.
Terry.
What's going on, Terry?
A few routine questions, that's all.
I think we should expect the worst.
Let me know.
Thank you.
Forty-eight hours ago, we came to your house following a break-in.
I found a holster in your garden.
It happens to fit a gun we found in Coed Y Gelli last week.
Whose do you think they could be?
Yours?
Your friend, Mr Baldini?
He has a history with firearms. Conspiracy to commit armed robbery.
He was found not guilty.
I found a wig too.
How long has your husband been wearing one?
Since he bought it, I suppose.
You travelled 20 miles to see a dentist yesterday.
Dr Meral Alpay.
The alibi witness in Erin Glynn's murder case.
I had a toothache. This one.
You called in to see Mr Baldini on the way back.
You pulled him away from his work on the site.
What was too important to wait?
Give me one good reason not to arrest you on suspicion of murder.
You don't have a body.
Not yet.
Don't touch me!
My children are at home. They need me.
Where's the evidence?
Where's your evidence?
You're keeping me here out of spite!
Bitch!
DOORBELL
Where's Faith? What's happened?
She's alright.
And you are?
Lisa Connors. I'm her friend.
Can I have a word, please?
Tell me what was going on between Mrs Howells and her husband.
Before he disappeared.
Nothing.
Every couple goes through difficult patches.
So they were having problems.
No.
Well, Evan was seeing a counsellor for stress.
Faith didn't know anything about that.
Did Mrs Howells mention that she owned a gun?
Seriously?
No.
Did you know Mr Howells had a wig?
Maybe.
Look, I don't know.
Tell me about Mrs Howells's relationship with Steve Baldini.
There isn't one.
Maybe he fancies her a bit.
She's not interested.
She and Evan slept in separate rooms.
Faith would do anything for him.
Evan was the one visiting strip clubs.
Carry on.
Faith didn't know anything about it. Not until he'd disappeared.
It was just the one club in Swansea.
Where's Mami?
We'll be in touch, Ms Connors.
Yes, OK. Lovely, thanks.
Where's Mam?
She'll be back later. She's helping the police.
What did you just hear?
Nothing.
Williams was here.
Come and see this.
Shotgun cartridges.
MONDAY PM
TUESDAY AM
DOORBELL
What do you want?
Is Faith here? She isn't answering her phone.
No.
Come on.
She's been arrested...
..and from what I can see, it's your fault.
All I've done is try to help her.
That worked out well.
Leave her alone.
Mrs Howells.
Have they found him?
No. Come on!
Right.
Strip clubs.
Had things become a bit stale?
It's not a cheap hobby.
You're a sharp woman, Mrs Howells.
You must have kept an eye on the family accounts.
I should have done, but I didn't.
What's Baldini then?
Is he a way of getting your own back?
Where do you think I'd find the time to have an affair, Inspector?
Like every solicitor, Mrs Howells...
..you only like the facts that suit you.
You still haven't forgiven me, have you?
I want my phone call now, please.
In a minute.
Price, where's the forensics report on Evan Howells's car?
Chase them up! What's wrong with you?
Ma'am, she has the right to a...
She can have it when I say so!
Social Services, please.
Come on, girls. We'll be late. Rhods can have a nap in the car.
He wants Mami.
I know he wants Mami.
Hey! Do you want a helping hand?
Um.
You look different, Arthur.
Do you think it's smart?
Come on, Rhodri, give us a smile.
Mami's been arrested.
Has she?
Well...
Hey, how about I join you on the school run? We'll have a sing-song.
It might make him smile. Come on.
Off we go. Come on, or we'll be late for Geography. Seat belts on!
Where's Faith?
She's been arrested.
What?
I haven't heard a word from her.
Who's there?
He's asked not to be disturbed.
No, Cerys.
Oh, Cerys.
Just some old papers.
Pedersen, a former client of mine.
He's long gone.
Can I see?
No.
Private family matters. I promised him.
MOBILE PHONE
Hiya, where are you?
Oh, God. I'll be there now.
I've got to go to Port Afan. We'll discuss this later.
What is it, Tom?
All I have left is the little respect I've gained in this town.
Maybe that shouldn't count.
But it does.
I'll always respect you.
Thank you.
Could you leave me alone, please, Delyth?
Faith Howells.
Number 3.
I need to speak to my client on her own.
Now. Get out.
What do they have?
Uh, oh, sorry.
Sorry, I'm worried about the children.
I've spoken to Lisa. The girls are at school and Rhodri's fine.
There's a bit of circumstantial stuff and a lot of live in hope.
Hmm.
So there's no case.
That bitch won't be happy until I serve 20 years.
Faith, look at me! Look at me.
Perspective.
They're trying their luck. Be quiet and we'll get out of here, I swear.
Good morning, Miss Jones. Ready?
Yes, we are.
The morning after the burglary at your home...
No comment.
You don't look as if you had toothache.
Half an hour later, you're here.
No comment.
Then you drove straight here. Stephen Baldini.
He's been convicted of 28 offences...
..including possession of a firearm without a licence, theft...
..and selling drugs to children.
No comment.
She's not saying anything. You can charge her or release her.
There's no rush. You can go back to the cell for a while.
For what?
I have another 16 hours left.
Fine. If you lock her up, I'm going in with her.
You're welcome to it. Let's go.
I need to see you.
I found Tom going through files this morning.
Old files from the Pedersen case.
Pedersen?
That's not one of Evan's cases.
I found an empty file with the name on it.
What sort of papers?
He wouldn't let me see.
He's the straightest man I know.
Faith? That photo.
You and Steve Baldini.
We were going for a quick shag behind the cement mixer.
I was asking him about Alpay.
I know he's been involved in crime.
Yes - guns, drugs.
He's trying to change.
And he's kind.
He found out that Alpay still works for the Glynns.
As what?
That's all he said.
Good news.
We're releasing you on bail, you're free to go for now.
Yes, because you don't have any evidence.
If you'r lucky, we won't sue.
I'm keeping an eye on you.
When was that?
Let me know when you hear more.
How is your daughter-in-law dealing with the pressure?
I heard about her relationship with Steve Baldini.
What are your thoughts?
What do you know about him?
Hi.
Hiya.
I tried to phone you.
They came just after we spoke.
Two women and a police officer.
It was, it was OK.
They were nice with him.
They had been to school already to get the girls.
I don't know what nonsense...
..you and the Child Protection team have heard, Mrs Foster.
My husband has been missing for almost a week.
The children have only me. They need me. They need me.
I'll call over to see you later.
Megan, in particular, has been very worried.
I'll need to collect some clothes and a few of their things.
This should never have happened.
Does five o'clock suit you?
Yes.
Alright.
I'll see you then, Mrs Howells.
Wait, wait.
What did you tell them?
They asked how the girls had been.
Let's hope that it's a misunderstanding.
They're my children.
# I gave everything you needed
# You're hurt and I'm bleeding
# All of my strength I gave to you
# Loving completely
# You leave after losing
# My hope went with you
# I gave you all of my heart
# I gave my heart
# Even though it's breaking
# It's still beating
# I gave all of my soul
# I gave you myself
# Despite being broken
# Still breathing #
COUGH
Sorry, sorry.
I'm keeping an eye on the place.
The gate was open, you see.
I heard you'd had a run-in with the cops.
Sorry.
I helped Lisa with the drop-off this morning.
She was struggling.
You don't look very well.
You look very smart.
Yes.
It's a new shirt, I suppose.
They've taken the children.
Oh, God.
Come here.
TUESDAY AM
TUESDAY PM
Hello again.
Weren't you looking for a family home last time? Twins on the way.
The plans have changed a bit.
Oh!
OK.
Here we are.
Well, that's new.
Each to his own.
The owner is such a quiet man.
We'd better not go down to the cellar.
Is there a cellar?
No. I don't know, maybe.
It will do.
Is the owner open to offers?
What did you have in mind?
I'd have to look at the figures.
Things are all over the place at the moment.
Is your wife staying in London?
It's where her boyfriend is.
Oh. Sorry.
It's her problem.
I can please myself and run my business from wherever.
This is as good a place as any.
Hey, do you think he'd mind?
I don't know.
To not giving a damn!
Not giving a damn!
Sorry.
You don't want this flat.
Don't I?
No.
The neighbour is a bitch.
This block is full of dry rot which can't be shifted.
That's the kind of estate agent I like.
One more for luck?
Please.
A friend of yours?
Hmm.
Evan defended the girl who shot him.
Erin Glynn.
She's a legend.
I'm surprised Evan got mixed up with her.
A client's a client.
Particularly if they're worth a few quid.
DOORBELL
Social Services!
Oh, God! Go and hide.
Off you go. You're not here.
Shit.
Mrs Howells?
Yes.
Carol Foster, good afternoon.
Come in.
You've packed their stuff already.
Fair play to you.
I am their mother.
Mrs Howells, you've seen the reason for the court order.
The children are in a place of safety while they're still at risk.
At risk of what? Eating one Weetabix too many?
You're on bail for a serious offence, Mrs Howells.
You're socializing...
..with a criminal convicted of drugs and firearm offences.
He's a client.
We heard he was a frequent visitor.
Since when does the court take children from their homes...
..because of idle bloody gossip?
Do you live here alone?
Since my husband went missing, I do.
I see.
Hello.
Arthur Davies, a homeless man in and out of trouble.
I've moved in next door.
Arthur is a friend.
He called in.
Yes, I see.
Right, Mrs Howells, I'd say there's quite a way to go...
..before I can recommend that your children return home.
So I'll see you in court.
Alright.
Nice to meet you.
Sorry.
What's the bloody point?
Tom Howells.
I'm Evan's father.
Mr Baldini?
What do you want?
I hear you know my daughter-in-law.
She's my brief as Evan was.
The police suspect that she murdered my son assisted by you.
The Social Services have taken the children.
Why?
Can you tell me what's going on?
I told Faith...
..I saw Evan getting into a car with Erin Glynn and her cousin...
..three weeks ago in Swansea.
It seemed wrong. I've been asking around ever since.
Do you have feelings for Faith, Mr Baldini?
No.
Well, she's a good person.
Just like Evan.
Please stay away from her.
I'd appreciate that.
MOBILE PHONE
What?
I know about the kids.
I'm going to the police.
Screw Evan, screw the firm, screw everything.
I want my children back.
Gail Reardon came to their school yesterday.
She had a bag full of cocaine that Evan agreed to buy from her.
It's a bloody lost cause.
Faith!
Faith, wait!
Faith!
I know why you're doing it but it's not safe!
Don't! Listen to me.
The Glynns usually harm people.
The Reardons kill.
They've got contacts everywhere. They'll find you and bury you.
What should I do? Find 120,000 to pay her off?
I'll take care of it. Evan isn't a bad man, you know that.
He's been swindled, used, whatever.
If Alpay says she knows something, you have to listen.
What if he's alive and being held somewhere?
If you go in there, he might get a bullet in his head.
Alright?
What are you doing?
Buying some time for you. Go away!
DI Williams, please.
Mr Baldini?
This is a surprise.
I hear you've been looking for me.
Alpay, it's Faith Howells.
I've reconsidered your offer.
Evan helped me out of trouble.
I was trying to return the favour.
What did she want?
I look alright, don't I?
Evan had dangerous clients.
She wanted to know if he had enemies.
Did he?
I said I'd ask around.
Where were you last Wednesday morning?
Up three flights of scaffolding with a bucket of cement.
Do these belong to you?
No.
You've got a history with guns, Mr Baldini.
May I?
I'm offering to try on this holster to see if it fits.
I'm about a 44" chest.
I'd say your man has a 38" chest.
Why did you have shotgun cartridges in your home?
I used to shoot.
Rabbits, that is. That kind of thing.
Without a licence?
I'd borrow a friend's.
On his farm.
Have you heard about Mrs Howells's children?
Social services don't like the idea of you around children.
They're concerned about your daughter now.
I'll have to tell them you're still under suspicion.
Don't you dare.
You could start telling the truth.
Oh, dear.
Your temper's almost as bad as your girlfriend's.
Hello.
Oh, hiya.
Sorry I'm so late.
Dadi wants to know about Faith.
Really?
What about her?
Do you seriously suspect her, Terry?
You have to have evidence to arrest her.
You know I can't discuss it.
We're a family, Terry!
Her friend, Baldini, is a criminal.
Alright, um.
A gun was found in Coed Y Gelli.
A holster was found in Faith's garden.
That doesn't prove anything.
I can see why they're concerned about the children.
Phone me if...
Of course, yes.
What about the children, darling?
How would we manage?
We have to get on with our own lives.
She's meeting someone tonight.
A woman called Alpay.
I'll go with her. It's out in the sticks somewhere.
Yes, I will.
It's all there. 20k, more or less.
It's the most stupid thing I've done since licking the toilet seat.
Dare.
It'll be dark. She won't notice.
How do I know she's telling the truth?
They lied in court.
Come on. What have you got to lose?
The last 4,000 we've got.
It could be worth every penny.
Here you are. I dare you to run through the street in the nude!
OK, in just your thong!
"With sympathy."
It said on Facebook that they found a body.
I don't think Bethan will take the children.
No.
She has no maternal instinct.
I can't take much more of this.
Come on.
Come on, where are you?
Do you think you still love Evan?
What?
After all this.
You pick your moments, don't you?
Get down.
Twenty grand.
Well?
It was a mistake.
I didn't want anything to do with Dewi Glynn and his daughter.
I needed the money.
They paid me for the alibi.
A lot of money.
Then they offered me more to do business with them.
What sort of business?
Pharmaceutical.
Evan made the deal.
I trusted him.
After that, a detective came to me.
The detective wanted money every week.
I told Evan.
He said he'd take care of it.
Which detective?
A woman. She was short.
Who is that?
What?
Oh, he's just a friend.
On your own, I said.
He's a friend.
You lied to me.
Alpay, please. Please.
Shit. Please!
Alpay!
Bloody idiot.
I'm sorry.
Bloody idiot!
Oh!
Alpay's car!
And the 4,000.
Is that Williams?
Get down. We have to go.
No, we can't just leave.
Think of your children.
We can't just leave, Arthur.
You can't afford to get found here. OK? Off you go!
There's been an accident.
I think they lost control.
I'll deal with it. You need to get away now.
You weren't here.
Williams must have been following us.
Alpay said she was paying a dodgy detective.
We should have done something!
Williams would have called for help. What could we do? Eh?
This is nuts.
Keep your eyes on the road, will you? Please!
Do you hear me? Keep your eyes on the road.
OK.
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