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First broadcast 17th October 2010.

Farid Mamood, son of an Iranian refugee family is burnt to death in an alley way.

Blythe Duff ... DS Jackie Reid
John Michie ... DI Robbie Ross
Alex Norton ... DCI Matt Burke
Davood Ghadami ... Duncan Clark
Michael Nardone ... William Geddes
Kammy Darweish ... Jal-Al Mamood
Lewis Alsamari ... Soheil Mamood
Nalini Chetty ... Delkash Mamood
Bamshad Abedi-Amin ... Yusi Mamood
Anneika Rose ... DS Mita Rahim
Siobhan Redmond ... Chief Supt Karen Campbell
Duncan Duff ... Sammy Kirkwood
Clare Waugh ... Abbie Geddes
Lesley Hart ... Carol Anne Mamood
Brian McCardie ... Thomas Keenan
Noof Ousellam ... Shelim (as Naoufal Ousellam)
Moyo Akandé ... Kerrie Macdonald
Hanif Aryanmanesh ... Farid Mamood
Ben Bradley ... Immigration Officer

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00:00I
00:30Oh
01:00Oh
01:30Victim was doused in petrol and satellite died at the scene. Any witnesses. Hey, apparently there's a young junkie
01:44So the victim in flames, but he's done a runner
01:47Initial attack took place in an alleyway at the end of this lane get a house-to-house organized
01:53Victor my deed yet. Yes
01:56Early twenties the family live around the corner Iranian
02:00Apparently, yeah, the locals think it may be racially motivated to matter what they think. That's what happened. That's important
02:06There are traces of blood and petrol all along here. The attackers must have made their escape down that way
02:11I might be able to find some fibers from their clothing with a bit of luck more than one attacker
02:17He was beaten doused in petrol and satellite one man could have done it I just presume assume nothing
02:24Look, that's guy
02:26Hi, who's you and I right? Yeah, it's name. I did. We're so interested in
02:32We'll talk to the family
02:40Excuse me. Yeah Ross. Why do I ask you a couple of questions?
02:47You live here I
02:51Got a name
02:53It's Geddes
02:54bully
02:56How'd you face Billy?
02:58No, I drive a cab and my passengers had to pop at me happens. Yeah, tell me about it
03:05So you see anything last night you hear anything?
03:08No, I'm sorry
03:18I said they're well-liked and here for about four years. They're seeking asylum Muslim. I'm not sure
03:35We understand this isn't a good time
03:38Unfortunately, the first 24 hours are the most important in an investigation. Can you tell us a little about Farid?
03:45It was my oldest son
03:48He always wanted to do his best
03:52Is there anything you think that we should know about what sorry you are that cousin so here
04:00Well, so he'll can you think of a reason why somebody would attack your cousin like that do they need the reason
04:06The fact that we are here is enough. Yeah, I'll speak now. I'm the eldest
04:12There has been trouble with some kids from the nearby scheme, but most people around here have been very good to us
04:18So no one you suspect
04:24You sure we came here to start again
04:41Glam I forgot you brushed up. Well, it's good with a charm
04:47All right, but a hush victim Farid Mahmood
04:51Political exile from Iran along with father sister and brother. Let's check them out and the neighbor get is let's find out
04:58What makes him tick?
05:00Jackie, what do we know about the local community?
05:03Sorry, can I help you DC Rahim diversity unit chief super thought you might need some help
05:11Got the bell ring in there. Should you don't be back at school?
05:15She feels you'll need a liaison officer I speak Arabic Kurdish pashto and a bit of Persian do you sir?
05:24All right, take a seat. How do you on Jackie?
05:28Well as far as I can glean the local community and I don't mind
05:32The area is very diverse
05:34Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi Iranian various religions
05:39There is some racial tension
05:41But for it had no history of radicalism. So not an obvious target for a race crime
05:46No, but the local community need to know their concerns are recognized
05:49We have to try it carefully with a crime like this. The thing is DC Rahim. We don't know what kind of crime it is
05:55Yeah, Oh chief superintendent Campbell chief superintendent Campbell isn't running this investigation. I am
06:01We're perfectly capable of handling this on our own. We don't need people parachuted in the diversity unit was set up for situations
06:08Just like this one
06:10Rahim is on the investigation whether you like it or not. You sir
06:17Are you going somewhere? We have been trying to get permanent visa for many years, but our third appeal has been turned down
06:24We are being deported
06:26They don't seem to think we have much to offer your country
06:29Do you mind if I ask what you did back in Iran? I was trained as a teacher
06:34But after revolution I lose position and property was confiscated
06:38They are sending us back to a life of persecution
06:43Perhaps we should have stayed
06:45Farid might still be alive. Don't think like that. What kind of life would we have had?
06:50This isn't your fault. None of this is your fault
06:53This isn't your fault, none of this is your fault
06:58Will you keep looking for this man even after we are gone
07:01I do not think so. You will forget about Farid
07:04No, I can assure you we'll do everything we can
07:07Out of sight out of mind
07:10We have to report to a holding center this afternoon
07:15I understand you're dealing with a Mahmoud case
07:18That's right. One of many. They'll be on a flight to Iran by tomorrow
07:22Oh, that seems harsh. It didn't meet the criteria for asylum
07:26Their claim was found to be without merit
07:29Although their religious beliefs make them enemies of the revolution in Iran
07:33The home office position is go home and be discreet
07:36Well, we'd like to request that they're allowed to stay until we finish our investigation. Is that possible?
07:42They've had all the appeals they're going to get
07:44Even in these circumstances
07:46I'll make some calls
07:48What happened anyway? Did he set himself on fire?
07:52Why would he do that?
07:54Well, he knew it was going to be bad news. They were expecting this
07:57It happens. There's a lot of desperate people in this city
08:02The border agency have given you a 48-hour extension on your deportation
08:07It make no difference. Farid is still gone
08:12Thank you. We'll do everything we can to help
08:15Can I just ask, how did Farid feel about the likelihood of going home?
08:20This was his home
08:22Can you tell us what Farid was doing last night before he was attacked?
08:25He was at the cafe with me. He left about ten
08:28Cafe?
08:30Sahil had just opened his own place. We were going to work there, prove that we can support ourselves
08:35So you're staying?
08:37Yeah, I have a permanent visa. I am married
08:39Is there any chance that this was self-inflicted?
08:43Farid did this as a protest
08:54Sorry, have I...
08:56Suicide is against our beliefs
08:58My father won't believe that Farid could do that
09:01And what do you think?
09:05It's possible, I suppose
09:09It's Yusuf, isn't it?
09:11We were trying to piece together Farid's movements last night
09:14When did you last see him?
09:16He said he was going to get something from the corner shop
09:19At what time was this? After he came home from the cafe?
09:23The cafe? That's right
09:25But he never returned?
09:27No
09:28So what was he going to get from the shop?
09:30I don't know. He didn't say
09:33Well done. You managed to completely antagonise the whole family
09:37It was a question that had to be asked
09:39He did it
09:40But just because he's against our religion doesn't mean he didn't top himself
09:44If it was a protest, wouldn't he have done it outside the immigration office?
09:47People in his situation don't always think straight, do they?
09:50In future, can we agree what our approach is before going in?
09:53Aye
09:54I don't think so
09:56I don't think so
09:58In future, can we agree what our approach is before going in?
10:01Aye
10:02OK, DC Rahim
10:04But can we stop treating this family with kid gloves because they're holding back?
10:08That's a cultural thing. They're very reserved. Private
10:12Is that another word for liars?
10:14Because the brother thinks Farid was at home
10:16And the cousin thinks Farid was at the cafe
10:19So one of them is lying
10:28Thank you
10:36Sir
10:38The good news, the bad news
10:39Good
10:40I've got a lead
10:41Bad?
10:42I've got a lead
10:43Graffiti has sprung up in the area since the murder
10:46The number 103, I think it refers to Pan Am Flight 103 Lockerbie
10:51Coincidence?
10:52It's possible
10:55This could be very divisive
10:57Let's keep it within the team until we're sure
11:01I checked out William Geddes, ex-army
11:05He served in Iraq
11:08When did he get discharged, Billie?
11:12Three years ago
11:14He's got shell fragment in his leg, so he's been driving his minicab since then
11:19Whereabouts were you stationed?
11:21Basra
11:22Aye
11:24Did you see a lot of action?
11:26Lost three of my closest mates
11:28They burnt to death in a personal carrier
11:34I'm sorry to hear that
11:36He's got post-traumatic stress
11:38But he's never asked the army for anything
11:40Ever
11:41I'm fine
11:43So did you know the victim, Farid Mahmood?
11:49If you guys know anything, it's in your own interest to tell us
11:52Your sister married Farid's cousin, so...
11:56Technically we're related
11:58There's nothing against them
12:00I just want Scotland for the Scottish
12:02I take it you weren't at the wedding then?
12:05That's right
12:06And where were you the night of the murder?
12:08He was here with me
12:10Watching the telly
12:12Champions League
12:13We never miss a big game
12:18So how long have you and Sohail been married?
12:21Three years
12:23It's not a marriage of convenience if that's what you're getting at
12:26I never meant to imply it was
12:28That's what a lot of people down here thought
12:31We love each other
12:33So you didn't see who sprayed that graffiti over there?
12:37I hadn't even noticed it
12:39Does the CCTV cover the street?
12:42I don't know, I just work here
12:45Callan, if you want us to find out what happened to Farid
12:48You're going to have to change your attitude
12:51Just the doorway
12:53They're good people, Sohail's family
12:56Farid set up a club to keep the kids around here away from drugs
13:01He didn't deserve this
13:10Hot ones?
13:12No thanks
13:13You might as well paste them directly onto my thighs
13:16I can eat anything
13:17I've got a super fast metabolism
13:20Why did I know you were going to say that?
13:23So, how come you haven't put in for a promotion yet, Jackie?
13:26What makes you think I haven't?
13:28I checked
13:31Do you know something, meter?
13:33I'm not sure it's what I want
13:35Well, I still think we shouldn't rule out a possible suicide
13:38I'm ruling out nothing
13:40You get anything?
13:41CCTV, might be worth a look
13:43Never guessed who I just saw
13:45Tommy Keenan
13:47Who?
13:48Local businessman
13:49Built his empire making people offers they couldn't refuse
13:52CCI Buck, is it?
13:54Long time no see
13:56Mr Keenan
13:57What do you think of our Iranian cafe?
13:59Very cosmopolitan round here, don't you think?
14:01You don't mind a wee bit of competition then?
14:03Me?
14:04No, not at all
14:06I like a falafel or two
14:08Not so keen on people getting burnt to excess from the street, though
14:11That's bad for business
14:13Good to see they've got somebody like you in the case, though
14:15Must be taking it seriously
14:17We take every case seriously
14:19Good, I can relax now
14:22Hey, I know who you'll sort out
14:24A man like you
14:28Let's find out what that sleaky wee rat's been up to recently
14:32How's it going for a drink later on, meter?
14:34We should get to know each other
14:36Should we?
14:41She's too smart for you, Robbie
14:43She speaks five languages
14:44You've barely mastered English
14:46I speak the language of love, Jackie
14:48Aye, but in your case, that's an ancient language
14:57Happy families
15:17Help me
15:23Help!
15:25Help!
15:31How is she?
15:35I say she's going to be all right
15:39We should be thankful
15:41Thankful?
15:43You find who did this yet?
15:45No, but we'll find them
15:47I'll arrange for someone to stay with her as long as need be
15:50No, we will protect her now
16:01I'm afraid you'll have to speak to us
16:03Whether you want to or not
16:06What's he doing here?
16:08He gave me a lift
16:36270, the official number of victims of the Lockerbie disaster
16:40What's this?
16:42It's graffiti, 103, and now this
16:45Could be Fareed's murder as some misguided revenge for terrorist attacks
16:49That's a long time to wait for payback, isn't it?
16:51I mean, when was Lockerbie, 20-odd years ago?
16:53It's not that long since McGrathie was released, though
16:55You really think there might be a direct link?
16:57Well, I don't know, but I'm sure there's a link
16:59I don't know
17:01I don't think McGrathie was released, though
17:03You really think there might be a direct link?
17:05Well, I don't know, but if I've picked up on it, it won't be long since someone else does
17:08I don't think we can ignore it
17:24Delkash?
17:26It's me to Rahim
17:28You're in hospital
17:30Do you remember what happened?
17:32I don't know
17:35I just remember a car
17:38Where do you see?
17:40I'm here, I'm all right, Delkash
17:43We'll get you home soon
17:45Very soon, do not worry
17:48I'll speak to the doctor
17:55Are you sure you didn't see anyone?
17:57Leave her, let her sleep now
18:01Go home
18:03Well, I think this latest attack puts your suicide theory to rest, don't you?
18:07What's the Mahmood girl saying?
18:09She didn't get a look at the driver or the car
18:11Well, she gave you nothing
18:12I don't think this family's telling the whole story
18:14You seem to have forgotten she's a victim here, sir, not the suspect
18:20All right, Geddes
18:22He lost friends in Iraq
18:24His sister's married into an Iranian family
18:26He's not a happy bunny
18:27Has he turned violent?
18:28With all due respect, boss, he did fight for his country
18:30Only he'd be dumped in the scrap heap
18:31Doesn't give him the right to go around killing people
18:33No, I'm just saying he has his opinions, but it doesn't make him a murderer
18:35I don't care if he's Douglas Bader
18:37If they hit Delkash, Mahmood, he's doing time
18:39Check the local CCTV
18:41See if he left the house on either night
18:45We'll have an officer checking on the flat for the next few days
18:49If you feel under threat at any time, don't hesitate to call
18:53We have friends here, they'll help us
18:56Suheil, if someone is targeting your family, and you know why, you must tell us
19:01Have you seen the graffiti?
19:03The numbers?
19:06It started the night Farid died
19:16I'm telling you the truth, I don't know
19:21Is everything all right?
19:26Come
19:33How's DC Rahim doing?
19:35Oh, fine, she's, uh, she's bright enough
19:39Good
19:41So what's your feeling on this race crime?
19:45It could be, I'm not sure yet
19:48The answer might lie within the family itself
19:50Well, we need to be careful how we handle it
19:53Anything else I should know?
19:54No, no, not at the moment
19:56Keep me posted
19:57Just remember, how we represent ourselves to the public is half the battle these days
20:01It's hearts and minds, Matt, hearts and minds
20:05I'm glad you like Rahim
20:06Because mark my words, one day we'll all be working for her
20:25Boss
20:27There's something here
20:30There's no sign of Gareth
20:32But this BMW was in the area when both Farid and Delcash were attacked
20:37It's registered to Sammy Kirkwood, the officer from the border agency we spoke to
20:41Well, let's find out what he was doing there at that time of night
20:55D.C.I. Ross
20:56And D.C.I. Buck
20:58Give you time for a wee chat
21:00I drive around at night quite a lot
21:03Since my divorce
21:05I don't sleep
21:07Driving takes my mind off things I'd rather not think about
21:10Why that area?
21:11It's quiet
21:12And you didn't have any contact with the Mahmood family outside of York?
21:17No, I didn't
21:18And you didn't have any contact with the Mahmood family outside of York?
21:21No
21:22And you didn't have any contact with the Mahmood family outside of York?
21:25I only saw them once or twice
21:27In my office
21:28I don't have a problem with the Mahmoods
21:31People like them would be a bonus to the country
21:33I don't like the way some people are treated, but I don't make the rules
21:37Never had any problems with a man named Billy Geddes round that way
21:40Not that I recall
21:41Well, if you ever see anything in your nocturnal travels that might be of help, let us know
21:46We won't keep you
21:48Lovely house, by the way
21:49I don't think I could afford a port-a-loo round here
21:51Neither could I
21:52I inherited it from my mother
22:09As I said, we've been here about a year
22:13I set up the refuge myself
22:15I'm proud to be gay
22:16I'm proud to be gay
22:17But some men from Middle Eastern backgrounds find it hard to, don't they?
22:22So they come here for advice?
22:24To be gay is to bring shame on the family
22:27They can face threats of violence and end up homeless
22:30Try and help
22:32Did you know a man called Fareed Mahmood?
22:36You understand I have to be careful
22:38I don't want to compromise people
22:41Look
22:46This is a murder enquiry
22:48If Fareed was gay, it could shed some light on why he was killed
22:54Right, what about his brother, Youssef?
22:58Do you know him?
23:00No?
23:01Well, that's odd because he was here ten minutes ago
23:04Shalim, trust me
23:05I'm sorry
23:06Trusting the police isn't always easy
23:08Then let me make it easy
23:09Someone is targeting that family
23:11They could all be dead soon
23:12Is that what you want?
23:14Fareed and Youssef were volunteers
23:17They felt angry about what was happening to gay men and women in Iran
23:21I know that Youssef didn't want their father to know they worked here
23:26Fresh kills
23:27It's a landfill in New York
23:29What was left of the Twin Towers and the people in them
23:31Ended up there
23:33So now we have three possible motives
23:35Homophobia
23:36Race
23:37Revenge
23:38Let's start with Geddes
23:39He's got an alibi
23:40Wife's lie
23:41You've got a real soft spot for him, haven't you?
23:43Because he laid his life on the line for his country
23:45Let's keep this under a hat for now
23:47I don't want this getting back to Camden
23:50Sir, that's Keenan's file from last night
23:52I don't know what he's been up to
23:54I don't know what he's been up to
23:55I don't know what he's been up to
23:56I don't know what he's been up to
23:58I don't know what he's been up to
23:59I don't know what he's been up to
24:00Sir, that's Keenan's file from Drug Enforcement
24:03There's nothing in here that links him to the Mahmoods
24:06Don't worry, he won't get involved
24:08I think you must hypnotise him or something
24:10I don't know where he gets the energy from
24:13Right, come on Robbie, get your jacket
24:15Let's go and steal a car
24:16Whoa! Hey!
24:18What's going on?
24:19This is my motor!
24:21I believe this vehicle may have left the scene of an accident
24:23What are you talking about? What accident?
24:26I need this car to earn my living
24:29What are you looking at?
24:30Hey, that's enough
24:34That's it
24:36You're taking away my livelihood
24:39How's that then?
24:48Jackie, the corner shop a week ago
24:51Farid's talking to a man in a suit
24:53Do you want me to ID him?
24:55No need
24:56Sammy Kirkwood
24:59You said you only met the Mahmood family in your office
25:03Why did you lie?
25:04I didn't lie
25:05I simply forgot I bumped into him
25:08What did you talk about?
25:10He was asking advice on his family's appeal
25:12And you make a habit of chatting about official business in the street, do you?
25:15I resent your tone, DCI Burke
25:17And I resent you lying
25:19Do I have to remind you?
25:21I work for the Border Agency
25:23I'm not some thug you can intimidate
25:25Do I have to remind you I don't care who you work for?
25:29Look, I'm more than happy to help with your inquiries
25:32Then give me a straight answer
25:34Exactly how well do you know the Mahmood family?
25:37If you're holding back on me, I'll turn your career to ashes
25:40Understand?
25:44Sorry
25:48Sorry
25:49I only spoke to him about the case
25:52I told him to prepare for the worst
25:59Anything?
26:01I'll see if this paintwork matches samples from Delcashman and his clothes
26:05And check the interior, top to bottom
26:07I don't want to miss a trick
26:22Never took Mr Geddes for an art lover, did you?
26:24Rule number one, Jackie
26:26Never judge by appearances
26:44Mr Keenan
26:45There's more to your friend Geddes than you thought
26:48Maybe Keenan resents the Mahmoods for starting a business
26:51No, he's using Geddes to scare us
26:54Boss, it's Robbie
26:56Thanks for giving us your time
26:59I know you're a busy man these days
27:01Nail bars, property, restaurants
27:03You're practically a conglomerate
27:05Aye, well, I don't like to put all my eggs in one basket
27:08Maybe a wee bit of protection on the side, eh?
27:11Oh, aye
27:14Should I have my lawyer present, DCI Burke?
27:17I remember when I was a kid
27:19Should I have my lawyer present, DCI Burke?
27:22I remember you when you were selling square slice at the back of a van at the Barras
27:26Oh, well, we've all got to start somewhere
27:28So, you don't mind somebody opening up a cafe in your neck of the woods?
27:32No, not at all
27:34Free enterprise, I'm all for it
27:37Even if they refuse to give you a cut?
27:40Does a cafe or a hairdresser make up your mind?
27:45Do you know an ex-army guy called Geddes?
27:50Oh, slightly
27:51What were you talking to him about at the Lighthouse Gallery?
27:55I lent the man some money so that he could buy a motor
27:58So that he could start a minicab company
28:01I like to look in on him now and again
28:04He's a hard-working man
28:06But his wee soldier in Iraq never did him any favours
28:09You think he might be involved in the death of Farid Mahmood?
28:14Farid who?
28:16Apparently Mr Mahmood's family were involved in trying to stop local kids getting into drugs
28:21Would you know anything about that?
28:23No
28:24But good on them
28:25I cannae bear drugs
28:29I hear you're a betting man
28:30D.I. Ross, is that right?
28:33What would you say the odds are of somebody like me getting mixed up with the likes of the Mahmoods?
28:39A hundred to one, at least
28:46Betting man
28:48You get well known these days
28:51Although some souls have spent the days of their lives in ignorance
28:57And became estranged and contumacious
29:01Yet with one wave from the ocean of thy forgiveness
29:05All those encompassed by sin will be set free
29:10We are all naught but sinners
29:12And deserving to be shut out from thee
29:15But shouldst thou uphold mercy
29:18Every sinner would be made pure
29:20And every stranger a friend
29:24Bestow then thy forgiveness and pardon
29:28And grant thy mercy unto all
29:33Thou art the forgiver, the light giver, and omnipotent
29:42Amen
29:53Thanks for coming
29:56You were very close, weren't you?
29:59Yes
30:00You knew everything about each other?
30:03We did
30:06Did he know you were gay?
30:13Please, don't say anything
30:16Why didn't you mention this at your appeal?
30:19That might have helped
30:21But my family would be ashamed
30:25I thought your faith taught tolerance
30:29Sometimes people say one thing and feel another, don't they?
30:34But Farid understood
30:37He wanted to protect me
30:39And the only danger I would be in when we go back
30:44You need to start telling the truth, you see
30:48Look, there's not much time left
30:52If you do know who did this, you need to tell me now
31:04Exactly how long have you known there could be a political motive
31:07behind this murder?
31:09We recognised what the graffiti meant yesterday
31:11Why didn't you inform me straight away?
31:13Because anybody could have written it
31:15It might have nothing to do with the murder of the Mahmood kid
31:18You think? Seems pretty obvious to me it could
31:21I should have been told
31:23We needed an immediate response to this
31:25I'm a detective, I'm not a PR consultant
31:27Do me a favour
31:29Stop looking at the past through rose-tinted glasses
31:32The way it used to be when you were a proper copper
31:35It wasn't any better back then, and you know it
31:38You need to get a grip on this
31:40Is it race? Is it revenge?
31:42What are we dealing with here?
31:44As soon as I find out, you'll be the first to know
31:46I better be
31:51Sir, let me just report on the CCTV
31:55Kirkwood said, I told you, just stay calm, I won't hurt you
31:59She couldn't make out what Farid was saying
32:01But then Kirkwood said, I need time, I need some more time
32:05Kirkwood's definitely connected to that family in some way
32:08Good work, Mita
32:10Or is that Mata? As in Mata Hari
32:13Somebody told Campbell about the graffiti
32:16I didn't think you were taking it seriously enough
32:18So you weren't behind my back
32:20She asked me to keep her informed about the investigation, so I did
32:24See, as Campbell outranks you, sir, what was I supposed to do?
32:27Right, Robbie
32:29You'll take Kirkwood, Jackie, find Geddes, bring him in for questioning
32:33Mita, you stay here and man the phones
32:39Where's he gone?
32:43I don't know, you seem unmoved
32:58Get a warrant to search Kirkwood's place
33:01Just calm down, Geddes, everything will be fine
33:05You're going somewhere, Mr Kirkwood?
33:09Boss, must be 20 grand in here
33:12There's three other bags on his bed
33:15Care to explain?
33:19Kirkwood, if you killed that boy
33:21I didn't kill anybody
33:23Then what's your relationship with Yussi Mahmood exactly?
33:27I told Yussi I'm afraid I could help them with their appeal
33:32Said I'd write a recommendation overturning their denial to stay
33:36And how much did that cost them?
33:395,000
33:41Where do you think they got that kind of money?
33:43I take it from the amount you get stashed that they're not the only ones you've been stringing along
33:47You don't pack your bags, Sammy, you're going nowhere
33:54No, no, it sounds lovely
33:56OK, well, why don't we meet at that bar we went to last week?
34:04Sorry, Chris, I'm going to have to take this
34:06Mita
34:07It's Yussi, he's been attacked
34:09Can you get to the Mahmood flat?
34:10Yep, I've got it
34:19I'm asking you, move to the side
34:21Sir, move to the side, thank you
34:26Thank you
34:52Why has this happened to my family?
34:55What do these people want?
34:57We are going back and still they want to kill us
35:00Are you aware your sons tried to bribe an immigration official to get your family a permanent visa?
35:05What? My sons would never do that
35:08That goes against everything we believe in
35:10I brought them up to be honest, they would never do that
35:13They were desperate
35:15Yussi was terrified of going back because of his sexuality
35:19I don't understand
35:21Yussi was gay, Mr Mahmood
35:23He was too scared to tell you
35:26Scared?
35:28Me?
35:39Farid knew about Yussi
35:41What about you?
35:43Did you know?
35:44You think I killed Yussi?
35:46Farid, my own cousins
35:47Until we start getting some straight answers from this family I don't know what to think
35:51Talk to us, Sahil
35:56Where did the money for Kirkwood come from?
35:59Farid was desperate to help Yussi
36:01What did they do to make this family a target?
36:03Nothing
36:05Nothing
36:06I told you about the graffiti, you didn't listen
36:09Now Yussi is dead
36:15Didn't get a match on the paint from Gera's minicab I'm afraid
36:18But I can tell you the car has traces of heroin and cocaine all over it
36:22Good work, Donald
36:23It's done
36:26Did Billy do this to you?
36:30If it wasn't for your alibi we'd be arresting him for the murder of the Mahmood brothers
36:33You know that
36:35Now we know he's been doing drugs
36:36We can put him away right now
36:38So start talking
36:40It was Keenan
36:41He's trying to scare him
36:43Billy was working for him
36:45Delivering to the dealers
36:47Last week he got robbed
36:50They took thousands
36:51Keenan blames Billy
36:53Says we've got to pay him back
36:55But we don't have it
36:56If it was Billy now
36:58Where is he?
37:02Sahil's cafe
37:03He's going to get some money so we can get out of here
37:06What's going on?
37:07He made them do it
37:08You've got to understand
37:10He made them
37:12Sahil
37:13What's he doing?
37:14We need some money
37:15Give me some money
37:16Sahil
37:19Ah
37:35Whoa
37:37Ah
37:38Give me Sahil.
37:45There's no money!
37:46No money.
37:47I don't have it.
37:49Open the door.
37:50No.
37:51Sahil, open the door.
37:52No, no.
37:53Just let me go.
37:54Leave me alone.
37:58Give me the money.
37:59No, I have no money.
38:00Give me the money now!
38:03Give me the money.
38:08Enough, Kelly.
38:15Come on, Billy.
38:24It was the Mahmood brothers who robbed you, wasn't it?
38:28Billy.
38:31They were screaming.
38:34My mates in the APC.
38:39They were begging me to get them out.
38:45We were pinned down.
38:50There's nothing we could do.
38:53You believe me, don't you?
38:54There's nothing I could do.
38:56Sure.
38:57I'll leave you, Billy.
38:59It's not my fault.
39:03None of it.
39:08The thing is,
39:11nobody understands what you boys went through out there.
39:17And if you haven't been there,
39:19then you don't have the right to judge.
39:25I can't imagine
39:28what it must feel like
39:30knowing that nobody gets it.
39:33Nobody feels what you felt.
39:39The thing is, Billy,
39:42you have to deal with that.
39:51Was it the Mahmood brothers that robbed you, Billy?
39:56Keenan knew.
39:59That's why he wanted me to torture Farid.
40:04It was my punishment.
40:06And did you?
40:13Bastard!
40:14All right, all right!
40:15All right!
40:18I told him I recognised Farid's voice.
40:23I didn't know he was going to...
40:28He was going to kill Abby
40:29if I didn't know what choice did I have.
40:32You see, in Delcash,
40:33UC and Delcash.
40:36I couldn't be through with it.
40:38Not a woman.
40:40So Keenan killed UC himself.
40:45Get him out of here.
40:47And track down Keenan.
40:55Sir.
41:00Why, Sahil?
41:04Because I wanted to distract you.
41:06If you discovered the robbery,
41:07they would never be allowed to stay.
41:09And if they went back,
41:13I would never be able to see them alive again.
41:17I told Farid to get the money back.
41:19I told him.
41:21But he still believed that
41:22Kirkwood could stop the deportation.
41:26And Farid was that desperate?
41:29UC.
41:30UC.
41:33He said he would rather kill himself than go home.
41:56Meet her.
41:57Okay, Mahmood.
41:58Last chance.
41:59Where's my money?
42:00What do you think you're doing?
42:01Meet her.
42:02I thought you said,
42:04Where's Mahmood and his daughter?
42:05Where are they?
42:07Right, look.
42:08Just to let you know,
42:10nobody gets out of here alive.
42:13Including you,
42:14Officer.
42:17Sir,
42:18Meet us at the Mahmoods.
42:19She's in trouble.
42:22Right.
42:23I'll get you.
42:24I'll get you.
42:31Come on, girl.
42:33Move yourself!
42:34Let me out!
42:37If you want a job done properly,
42:40do it yourself.
42:49Where's my money?
42:50Where's my money?
42:51You think you're taking it home with you?
42:53Nobody doesn't know what you're talking about.
42:56I can't help people thinking it's okay to rob me.
42:59Let me out!
43:01Leave them alone.
43:02They don't know what you're looking for.
43:03Nothing personal.
43:04No, please.
43:05Please!
43:07Shit!
43:08Get her out of here!
43:21Keenan!
43:26Chase your own mess, Keenan!
43:32Pepita!
43:36Pepita!
43:39Help!
43:41Help me!
43:44Go!
43:45Go!
44:09Is everyone okay?
44:21Listen about C.S. Campbell,
44:23I'm sorry that...
44:24No, sir.
44:25I should apologise.
44:34The decision was final.
44:36Their flight to Tehran leaves in two hours.
44:46Thank you.
44:49For what, Delcoche?
44:51For caring.
45:06Come on, let's go.
45:36To be continued...