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00:00:00Ravenhaven, I love you no more Dreamer, Redeemer, return to before
00:00:18Is it you? Is it you that I hear?
00:00:28Calling from a distant shore
00:00:47Yeah, Mr. Kitch here, which may be the most effective means of propagation in any country.
00:00:59I'm not listening, I'm not listening, I'm not listening
00:01:05I'm not listening, I'm not listening, I'm not listening
00:01:17I'm not listening
00:01:47I'm not listening
00:02:17Hello?
00:02:41Hello?
00:03:17Help me!
00:03:47Help me!
00:03:50Help me!
00:03:53Help me!
00:04:16You're keen, Jerry? You're never normally first here.
00:04:19Well, you know how it is. Early bird catches the worm.
00:04:22Race you. First to get set up. Winner buys breakfast.
00:04:26Where's the challenge in that?
00:04:38Weird. They're Gerda's. She can't still be here, can she?
00:04:44Would have put her past her to work all night.
00:04:48Gerda?
00:04:59Gerda?
00:05:08Gerda?
00:05:13Gerda!
00:05:17Gerda!
00:05:48I mean, I take it you're not here for a swim.
00:06:02Seems like your gasket's about to blow.
00:06:05Oh, I've just got a lot on my mind at the moment.
00:06:10I meant the car. Your gasket's about to blow.
00:06:13Hang on about. This car's a classic.
00:06:16It's neglected is what it is. When did you last have her serviced?
00:06:30Hey. Victim is Gerda Schalk.
00:06:33Found by her business partner Daniel Panhof.
00:06:37How's that coffee of yours?
00:06:39Gone the way of the dodo. Extinct.
00:06:43Oh, good.
00:06:45She's dead?
00:06:47Yep. Yep, I noticed that. So is that it?
00:06:51Depends on your belief system.
00:06:53Cultures have pondered it for millennia, whether death is the end or just the beginning.
00:07:00I tend to think of it as a return to the source.
00:07:04Yeah, I meant more. Nothing about a penetrating wound, jagged edges,
00:07:09or, I don't know, whatever it is you normally bang on about.
00:07:13Yeah.
00:07:14We got a murder weapon?
00:07:16Oh, maybe the neck of a smashed bottle, two or three inches in length, spattered in blood.
00:07:29So what was the victim doing here in the dead of night, anyway?
00:07:32Preparing for the Global Wildlife Congress.
00:07:35OK, well, there's got to be CCTV right in a place like this.
00:07:38Disabled. Cut dead just after midnight. Gives us a loose time of death, I guess.
00:07:44What's all this?
00:07:46Oh, it's a bird exhibit connected to a video floor.
00:07:49So how do you switch this on?
00:07:51Here.
00:08:00What's that spell?
00:08:02Cob...
00:08:04Colin...
00:08:06Cobalt what?
00:08:08I don't know.
00:08:10What about next to Ken?
00:08:11Ah, family live abroad.
00:08:13But Danielle Panhoff forwarded me this photo of her partner from Gerda Socials.
00:08:19Flynn Bovins. They share an apartment, addressed near Vondelpark.
00:08:24OK. I'll have a word.
00:08:33First time I've ever known Hendrick not put on a show.
00:08:36Oh, it was still a show.
00:08:38Just not the usual one.
00:08:43Oh! Reckon that's a foul, don't you?
00:08:55Flynn Bovins, right?
00:08:57Your neighbour said we might find you out.
00:09:00It's about Gerda?
00:09:07Do the words Col or Cob mean anything to either of you?
00:09:11A trade name, nickname or a bird name?
00:09:14Not really, no.
00:09:16No, nothing at all.
00:09:17Who else might have been here late at night?
00:09:20All sorts before conference.
00:09:22Did Gerda have any enemies?
00:09:24Why would she have enemies?
00:09:26The campaign group you were at.
00:09:28Were there any people or groups who might have disagreed with you?
00:09:31Not violently.
00:09:33We're both just passionate about keeping wildlife in its natural habitat.
00:09:36Passionate? Does that mean militant?
00:09:39Ecological campaigners can upset people.
00:09:42We're activists, not extremists.
00:09:45We're all just doing our best, trying to build a better world.
00:09:52When did you last see Gerda?
00:09:54When did you last see Gerda?
00:09:58A few days ago.
00:10:00Even though you lived together?
00:10:03We were on a break, OK?
00:10:05I've been staying with friends.
00:10:09Things not good between you?
00:10:11What's that got to do with you?
00:10:15You know, we have to do this conversation a lot.
00:10:19Ever since we gave you the news, you've been...
00:10:22kind of distracted.
00:10:25Wouldn't you be?
00:10:27You've just told me my partner's dead, OK?
00:10:29I'm trying to process it.
00:10:32Let us help you process it, then.
00:10:34Tell us what you're thinking.
00:10:37Gerda had been behaving strangely recently.
00:10:42I don't know, it's hard to put a finger on it.
00:10:44She's been distant.
00:10:46Just different.
00:10:49If you were on a break,
00:10:51how come you're hanging out here in your local pool hall?
00:10:55I wanted to see her.
00:10:57Just came here to get my head straight first.
00:11:02Could Gerda have been seeing someone else?
00:11:06Just asking.
00:11:14I don't know.
00:11:17Maybe.
00:11:19We'll need to take a look at your apartment.
00:11:22Check out Gerda's belongings, her computer.
00:11:42Wait here, we'll take a look.
00:11:45Which one's your apartment?
00:11:47Second floor, room at the back.
00:12:15Come on.
00:12:45Come on.
00:13:03From the look on your face,
00:13:05I guess this isn't just you guys being messy.
00:13:09Either Gerda upset someone or you did.
00:13:12Or someone's looking for something.
00:13:14Does that make any sense to you?
00:13:16No, no, I swear it doesn't.
00:13:18Where were you last night?
00:13:20At work.
00:13:22I'm a barman at Ice Cap on the single.
00:13:24What time did you finish?
00:13:25I don't know, about three-ish.
00:13:27I came home, I crashed out.
00:13:29We'll send forensics down here.
00:13:34You OK?
00:13:37Do you need us to get an officer to come sit with you?
00:13:39No, I'll be fine.
00:13:45Flynn Bovens, do some digging.
00:13:48We'll speak to his boss at Ice Cap,
00:13:50see what time he left last night.
00:13:52Will do.
00:13:53So, Gerda Schalk, campaign against wildlife trafficking.
00:13:57Fourth largest criminal activity in the world, apparently.
00:14:00Worth tens of billions of dollars a year.
00:14:02She was particularly vocal about the illegal trade in birds.
00:14:06OK, let's see if we can find anyone specifically she might have upset.
00:14:10What's all this?
00:14:12The CCTV was disabled inside the venue,
00:14:14but there was one road camera working nearby.
00:14:17Coverage is limited, but managed to catch three people.
00:14:20Let's circulate images at the venue, see if anyone recognises them.
00:14:23Yeah, yeah, but before that, hang with me a sec.
00:14:27Tell me, am I going mad, or is that Kobi Stegenga?
00:14:35A musician.
00:14:37I thought she was dead.
00:14:38Yeah, but it looks just like her, right?
00:14:41And what if Gerda Schalk was trying to write Kobi on the floor
00:14:45with her fingers in blood?
00:14:47I mean, that's not a coincidence, is it?
00:14:49It might be.
00:14:50Only you don't believe in them.
00:14:52Well, there's a first time for everything.
00:14:55OK, how about this?
00:14:59Blue feather in her left ear.
00:15:01Kobi Stegenga always wore one in memory of her mum.
00:15:05Woman from last night has the same.
00:15:08OK, remind me.
00:15:11Two years ago, Kobi Stegenga went missing.
00:15:13General consensus was she committed suicide.
00:15:16Personally, I don't think she did.
00:15:19Four years ago, she released two albums, had a couple of big hits.
00:15:23Wings of Freedom, Torch of Peace?
00:15:26Right.
00:15:27She was about to go on her first world tour, but went missing.
00:15:31Car found parked by a flooding river.
00:15:34She was prone to bouts of depression, known to self-harm
00:15:37and had deaths by the tour.
00:15:39Sounds like suicide to me.
00:15:41Yeah, but her body was never found, was it?
00:15:43And some of her family insist she'd never commit suicide.
00:15:45You mean her dad? I can certainly remember him.
00:15:48I think we all do, don't we?
00:15:50I think she faked her own death because of the pressure of going on tour.
00:15:53In fact, I'm sure of it, 100%.
00:15:59I was a bit of a fan.
00:16:04What's that got to do with Gerda Schultz's murder?
00:16:07It's just a CCTV image.
00:16:09That woman could be a lookalike, a fake.
00:16:12Christ, there could be any number of explanations.
00:16:14Well, whoever she is, she was in the vicinity last night.
00:16:18And the last thing the victim did was maybe start writing Kobi in blood.
00:16:22Why would you do that?
00:16:23To identify the killer, maybe.
00:16:25OK, let's just take it one step at a time.
00:16:28Whoever this woman is, we need to find her.
00:16:30Great.
00:16:32Great, so our prime suspect is someone who's been missing,
00:16:36presumed dead, for two years.
00:16:41Gerda's passion was campaigning against animal trafficking,
00:16:44particularly rare birds.
00:16:46Flynn wanted to monetise that.
00:16:48How?
00:16:50By setting up a charitable organisation and ask for donations.
00:16:54He was more interested in the money than the cause, so we said no.
00:16:59Well, he wasn't really happy about that.
00:17:03Do you know any of these people?
00:17:05They were caught on CCTV outside last night.
00:17:09Looks like that singer.
00:17:11The one that committed suicide.
00:17:13Kobi.
00:17:15Kobi Singenga.
00:17:17It does, doesn't it?
00:17:18Whoever it is.
00:17:20Have you seen her around here?
00:17:21No.
00:17:22And I'd remember her.
00:17:24I used to like her music.
00:17:26Yeah, me too.
00:17:30What about him?
00:17:32Guess.
00:17:34Saw him once.
00:17:36And where was this?
00:17:38We were at a different conference.
00:17:40Sweden, I think.
00:17:42And did Gerda know him too?
00:17:45No, she wasn't there for that one.
00:17:47He was... He was talking with Jay at the airport.
00:17:51I just remember that he didn't want to say his real name.
00:17:56Is that a meatball?
00:17:59Meatball.
00:18:02Okay.
00:18:05What am I meant to do?
00:18:07Ask the police if I can take my stash of cash now?
00:18:10Just sit tight, okay?
00:18:12Jay, shut up!
00:18:14They want their money, Jay.
00:18:17They wanted it at 10 o'clock this morning.
00:18:20They'll be coming for me next, and you.
00:18:26Hey. Thanks.
00:18:29Hey.
00:18:30Yeah, good. Go on.
00:18:32Flynn Bovins checks out.
00:18:34Ice cap manager confirms he was there till after three last night.
00:18:37So, person A, we can rule out.
00:18:39It's a local resident on their way home after a night out.
00:18:42B, we're still searching.
00:18:44And C...
00:18:46Have you figured out how to find a missing person yet?
00:18:48No.
00:18:49But I have read up on arguments for why Coby Stegango might still be alive.
00:18:53Persuasive.
00:18:55One, she'd been obsessed with the idea of becoming a recluse since childhood.
00:18:59I mean, she was scared of open spaces and crowds.
00:19:02Agoraphobic, basically.
00:19:04Which is not ideal when you're about to go on tour.
00:19:06Two, every day for a week before she disappeared,
00:19:08she withdrew 200 euros from a cash machine.
00:19:11Why do that if you're about to commit suicide?
00:19:13Maybe the cash was for something else
00:19:15and the suicide was a spur-of-the-moment decision.
00:19:18Okay.
00:19:19Then there's three.
00:19:21Sightings.
00:19:22Oh, several fan sightings in Goa, right?
00:19:25Not long after she went missing?
00:19:26Yeah, but there was also a sighting at a mental health clinic in Groningen.
00:19:30Someone contacted them asking for help but bottled on a rival.
00:19:33And it fits her description perfectly.
00:19:37But if it is her, what is her connection to Gerda Schalk?
00:19:41You know, Coby goes missing and is in touch with no-one,
00:19:44not even her family, and then maybe kills Gerda?
00:19:48Why?
00:19:49I don't know.
00:19:51But if we're serious that she's a suspect,
00:19:53we're going to need to speak to her father, Marcus.
00:19:56Really?
00:19:57Why wouldn't we?
00:19:59Because that man's heart was broken in a way which was too painful to watch.
00:20:03Stubbornly convinced his daughter was still alive.
00:20:05Yeah.
00:20:06And now we think she is.
00:20:21DOOR CREAKS
00:20:26Done.
00:20:32Stay. Stay.
00:20:34Good girl.
00:20:36Be back soon.
00:20:38You're not going to show Marcus Degenga the photo, are you?
00:20:41We can't give him false hope.
00:20:42Agreed.
00:20:44My neighbour isn't in.
00:20:46Oh. Do you know when he'll be back?
00:20:48Or where we can find him?
00:20:50He'll be in his workshop in the Jordan.
00:20:52It's on time strut.
00:20:54That's a long way from here.
00:20:57He likes the walk.
00:20:59Takes his mind off other things.
00:21:01This isn't about another sighting, is it?
00:21:04No, no.
00:21:05Oh, we just need a word.
00:21:07Thanks.
00:21:09DOOR CREAKS
00:21:11DOOR CREAKS
00:21:13DOOR CREAKS
00:21:15BIRDS CHIRP
00:21:46BIRDS CHIRP
00:21:55Meatball?
00:21:57Never heard of him.
00:21:59Danielle must be confused.
00:22:01Maybe with everything that's happened.
00:22:03I have no idea who that is.
00:22:05You sure?
00:22:06She says you met him at an airport in Sweden.
00:22:09Swear to God, mate.
00:22:11I've never seen him before.
00:22:13She must be confusing me with someone else.
00:22:21I get why people go missing.
00:22:23I mean, I can kind of relate to that myself.
00:22:26Figures.
00:22:28What I don't get, given how hard it must be for the families,
00:22:32is why they stay missing.
00:22:34With no contact at all.
00:22:36Maybe they feel they just can't go back.
00:22:39No-one chooses to have mental health issues.
00:22:42Maybe they see staying away as a form of self-care,
00:22:45instead of seeking professional help.
00:22:56DOOR SLAMS SHUT
00:22:58Mrs Tegenga?
00:23:00Nice to meet you. Inspector Hassell.
00:23:02Commissaris Vanderbilt.
00:23:03Have you found Coby?
00:23:04No. No, we just wanted to ask some questions.
00:23:07About Coby? Do you have a lead?
00:23:10Is that what this is about?
00:23:11No.
00:23:12Then why are you here? Leave me in peace otherwise.
00:23:15Does the name Gerda Shulk mean anything?
00:23:18Should it?
00:23:19She was killed last night at a conference centre outside of town.
00:23:22What's a murder got to do with me and my daughter?
00:23:25Well, we're not sure yet.
00:23:27The victim was an expert in birds.
00:23:29You're clearly a fan too.
00:23:33Birds. Coby's passion.
00:23:36Their songs were the only thing that could calm her down
00:23:39when she had her episodes.
00:23:40I mean, no offence, but...
00:23:43shouldn't birds be in forests, not cages?
00:23:47I mean, wouldn't they rather be flying free?
00:23:51Wouldn't a dog rather be off its lead?
00:23:54Besides, this one was born in captivity.
00:23:58To release it now, it might not know how to survive.
00:24:02Some can, some can't.
00:24:05Really?
00:24:07I mean, this little fella, he looks like he can handle himself.
00:24:11Herself?
00:24:13I'm keeping her for when Coby gets back.
00:24:15But the episodes you mention, what form do they take?
00:24:18My daughter had multiple issues with anxiety and panic attacks.
00:24:27Which got worse with her success.
00:24:31That's why she disappeared.
00:24:34To get away from the spotlight.
00:24:37Was Coby's mother around?
00:24:39No, she died when Coby was little.
00:24:43Coby's still alive. You know that, right?
00:24:46Before she disappeared, she was talking about new songs.
00:24:51She'd just bought a new bed.
00:24:53You don't buy a new bed if you're going to commit suicide.
00:24:55You might.
00:24:57Feelings can overwhelm and push someone over the edge in an instant.
00:25:01She is not dead.
00:25:04The parent just knows these things.
00:25:06If you believe your daughter's alive,
00:25:09why do you think she's still missing?
00:25:11Why not get in touch to say she's okay?
00:25:14I don't know.
00:25:16Maybe she thinks I'm angry.
00:25:19I'm not.
00:25:22I just want her back.
00:25:35Came across this image.
00:25:43The image was captured last night at the conference centre.
00:25:51Took your time?
00:25:53Apologies. You know it might not be her.
00:25:56It's her. And you know it.
00:25:58Or you wouldn't have shown it to me.
00:26:00It's compelling. I'll give you that.
00:26:02I don't know for sure.
00:26:04I do.
00:26:06In here.
00:26:10Can I keep it?
00:26:13Yeah.
00:26:15But I'd prefer if you kept it to yourself.
00:26:17Of course. You can trust me.
00:26:19You know, we don't know where she is.
00:26:21We don't know what she's involved in.
00:26:23But I have to be honest with you.
00:26:26Your daughter is the prime suspect in a murder investigation.
00:26:31My daughter is not a murderer.
00:27:02So you're convinced the woman in the photo is Coby?
00:27:05I don't think you have to be a parent to sense that it is.
00:27:11Talking of which,
00:27:13have you thought any more about that thing you mentioned?
00:27:17What thing I mentioned?
00:27:19You know, parenting.
00:27:22Exercising your biological right to go for it.
00:27:25You mean have a baby, Pete?
00:27:28Yeah, that's the one.
00:27:31Yeah. I have, actually.
00:27:34I was thinking about it this morning.
00:27:38I've made the decision I'm going to start looking for a surrogate father.
00:27:43I mean, ideally, someone I know.
00:27:46Someone with good bone structure.
00:27:48Decent genes, generally.
00:27:50Qualities to admire.
00:27:52I don't know. What do you think?
00:27:57Wow.
00:27:59Hard to find one of those these days, isn't it?
00:28:02I think you're better off, you know, with a good sense of humour.
00:28:05I mean, that's important, isn't it?
00:28:07It's overrated, I think. Really?
00:28:10Funnily enough, I know a strong contender.
00:28:14Do you?
00:28:16Tall, dark and handsome?
00:28:18Rather than short, fair and slim?
00:28:25Yeah. You're winding me up.
00:28:28Usaia.
00:28:30Stop asking me stupid questions about it, will you? Like my gran.
00:28:34Believe me, I will never, never mention it again.
00:28:39For a few seconds there, the universe went very, very strange.
00:28:45Good.
00:28:59BANG
00:29:20Bury my wings of freedom
00:29:27I want to beat my heart into feeling
00:29:31I want to beat my soul
00:29:34I was just listening to one of Kobe's songs.
00:29:38Think of it as research.
00:29:40I definitely don't think of it as singing.
00:29:42Does anyone at the conference recognise Kobe?
00:29:44A couple of people spotted the resemblance,
00:29:46but nobody said they saw her at the venue.
00:29:48And they would have remembered.
00:29:50But you guys, anything?
00:29:52As a man, he is convinced the woman in the photo is indeed Kobe Steganger.
00:29:55Is he now?
00:29:57Although Kobe's father insists she isn't a murderer,
00:29:59which he would, wouldn't he?
00:30:01And if she isn't, then what was she doing at a conference centre late last night?
00:30:05Seeing Gerda Schalk, maybe.
00:30:07Connection being?
00:30:08Birds. Kobe Steganger was into them, as was Gerda Schalk.
00:30:11Maybe Kobe's afraid of crowded spaces. That's why she went there at night.
00:30:14All right, let's go over Gerda Schalk's computer,
00:30:16see if anyone's communicated with her about our feathered friends.
00:30:20How come you look like the cat that got the cream all of a sudden?
00:30:23I did a trawl of known animal traffickers, in particular, bird smugglers.
00:30:27And guess what?
00:30:29Carl Simons, a.k.a. Meatball.
00:30:32Lone shark and smuggler.
00:30:34Now, he did three years in prison for importing rare birds
00:30:37and selling them onto the exotic pet market.
00:30:39Any connection to Gerda Schalk?
00:30:41She was part of the undercover operation that got him caught.
00:30:44Wow. OK, well, that gives a motive.
00:30:47What's odd, though, is Danielle Panoff thought she recognised him.
00:30:50Someone she'd seen at another conference, with Jay Waldock.
00:30:53But Waldock denies any knowledge of him.
00:30:57You got an address for Meatball?
00:30:59I'm working on it.
00:31:02Oh.
00:31:03You showed Marcus Steganger the photo, then.
00:31:05What?
00:31:06Yeah. Press office just sent this.
00:31:08On Marcus's website.
00:31:11Police confirm new sighting.
00:31:13Thank God, Darwin's away.
00:31:15Right, come on, we'd better find him before he causes any more problems.
00:31:21What's this?
00:31:23What's it look like? Autopsy report.
00:31:26And?
00:31:27You can read, can't you?
00:31:45MUSIC PLAYS
00:32:16MUSIC FADES
00:32:22Here you go, sir.
00:32:25Hey. What you got?
00:32:27I need help.
00:32:28Which do you want?
00:32:30Kobe Steganger song lyrics?
00:32:32Or...
00:32:34Blogs about songbirds?
00:32:35Songbirds.
00:32:37Takes me back to my childhood.
00:32:39All right.
00:32:41Want a drink?
00:32:42A coffee, please. Sure.
00:32:46Hey.
00:32:48Marcus in this time?
00:32:50No. Following a lead, apparently.
00:32:52Oh.
00:32:53Why do I not like the sound of that?
00:32:55A fan contacted his website,
00:32:57saying they thought they knew where the new photo was taken.
00:32:59He's gone there.
00:33:00Been quite a response to his website.
00:33:02Local press have been here, too.
00:33:03Whoever showed him that photo should be shot.
00:33:06Couldn't agree more.
00:33:08I mean, how does some idiot think that showing Marcus that photograph's a good idea?
00:33:12What is wrong with people?
00:33:14I don't know.
00:33:15Probably just an innocent mistake.
00:33:17Marcus needs to be left to get on with his life.
00:33:20Kobe wouldn't have wanted any of this.
00:33:23Sorry.
00:33:25Who are you?
00:33:26This is my son, Jesse.
00:33:28Visiting his mama.
00:33:30So you two knew her well?
00:33:32Of course we did. We practically grew up together.
00:33:35So you think she's dead?
00:33:37I'm sorry to say it, but yes, I do.
00:33:40Every year on my birthday,
00:33:42wherever she was, wherever I was,
00:33:44she'd be in touch.
00:33:45Without fail. She'd never miss it.
00:33:49She's gone. I know she's gone.
00:33:52Oh, Jesse.
00:33:53It's okay, darling.
00:34:04Have you seen her?
00:34:05I haven't seen her.
00:34:09Thanks.
00:34:10Thanks.
00:34:22What do you think you're playing at?
00:34:24I asked you to keep the photo to yourself.
00:34:27You asked. I didn't say I would.
00:34:29Yes, you did.
00:34:31You said I could trust you.
00:34:33You know, I could arrest you for obstructing an investigation.
00:34:37Or you could help me find Kobe.
00:34:39Well, I am your best chance of finding her.
00:34:42No.
00:34:43I'm her best chance.
00:34:45She's my priority.
00:34:48Everything else comes second.
00:34:50Including you.
00:35:05We're trying to find Kobe.
00:35:07You going public doesn't help.
00:35:10Don't see why.
00:35:11Well, she's managed to stay missing this long.
00:35:13Are you interfering?
00:35:14I don't know.
00:35:15Am I set her back?
00:35:17She needs to know I'm looking.
00:35:20And that I'm still here for her.
00:35:24What is it, girl?
00:35:27What is it?
00:35:29Go on, then.
00:35:30Go on.
00:35:38Go on.
00:35:44You're going somewhere?
00:35:45Then home.
00:35:46What's wrong with this stupid dog?
00:35:48There's nothing wrong with this dog.
00:35:50She's called Sniffer for a reason.
00:35:53She's particularly partial to drugs and cash.
00:35:59So, which is it?
00:36:01Want to show us what's in your hole, darling?
00:36:08Come on.
00:36:16Look, it's nothing to do with me.
00:36:17I'm just a middleman.
00:36:18Middleman for who?
00:36:20And about what?
00:36:22Okay, let's look at it another way.
00:36:24You may just be the middleman,
00:36:26but you're also the only one in custody,
00:36:27so right now you need to start helping yourself.
00:36:29Well, I don't know anything.
00:36:31Try harder.
00:36:33I mean, you're into sustainability.
00:36:34Try and sustain your chances of freedom.
00:36:37You lied when you said
00:36:38you didn't know Carl Meatball Simons, right?
00:36:41Are you selling or buying?
00:36:43And who's the money for?
00:36:44Come on.
00:36:45Get smart.
00:36:46You may as well come clean.
00:36:48We know trafficking birds is Meatball's specialty.
00:36:50Is it yours as well?
00:36:53Being one of the good guys,
00:36:54that's got to be a good friend for trafficking.
00:36:57No one's going to suspect an expert in sustainability, are they?
00:37:01It's no big deal.
00:37:02I just helped source and ship some songbirds
00:37:06from Indonesia via Amsterdam to Brazil.
00:37:10The cash was payment for that.
00:37:11Via Meatball?
00:37:13So you do know him.
00:37:14Why the nickname?
00:37:15He got it in prison.
00:37:16So what happened last night?
00:37:18Did Gerda discover the money?
00:37:20Did Meatball get a little jumpy and silence her?
00:37:22Or was the plan always to kill her?
00:37:25I don't know.
00:37:26I don't know what the hell happened last night.
00:37:30The Meatball might.
00:37:33So, address.
00:37:35Please.
00:37:38I can't do that.
00:37:46Yes, you can.
00:37:49You see, I'm no trafficking expert.
00:37:52I mean, that is not my back.
00:37:56But murder is.
00:38:01And right now, there's a body of a young woman
00:38:04lying on a slab in our bath lab.
00:38:08And we need to know who took her life.
00:38:11So if you don't mind,
00:38:14address.
00:38:25Eddie!
00:38:34Eddie!
00:39:04Eddie!
00:39:34Eddie!
00:39:53Mr. Meatball!
00:40:04Mr. Meatball!
00:40:35Hey.
00:40:43Don't move!
00:40:46Hey!
00:40:54Let's go.
00:41:05Let's go.
00:41:11Hey!
00:41:13Hey!
00:41:34Hey!
00:41:46Hey!
00:42:00Halt!
00:42:02Guys, guys.
00:42:04I didn't do anything.
00:42:05Yeah.
00:42:06Save it for the judge.
00:42:09Is this about last night?
00:42:11At the conference center?
00:42:12I think I saw someone.
00:42:15Saw him?
00:42:24Get a flight!
00:42:32Oh.
00:42:34Oh.
00:42:48Two very different victims.
00:42:50Gerda Schalk, environmental campaigner,
00:42:52and Meatball, animal trafficker.
00:42:55Did she help send to prison?
00:42:58I mean, there's got to be a connection.
00:43:00Why kill Meatball?
00:43:02He fulfilled his end of the bargain, didn't he?
00:43:04He dropped the money off as planned.
00:43:07Maybe he wasn't meant to kill Gerda Schalk,
00:43:09if it was him that did it.
00:43:12Well, if we're to believe what he just said,
00:43:14there was someone else there, too.
00:43:16Yeah.
00:43:18And if that was the killer,
00:43:20and Meatball could identify,
00:43:25well, he becomes a very loose end.
00:43:27Hmm.
00:43:28Think you're going to like this?
00:43:30The car that mowed him down?
00:43:32Guess who it's registered to?
00:43:34Gerda's boyfriend, Flynn Bovins.
00:43:42I have absolutely no idea what my car was doing across town, okay?
00:43:46I haven't used it since yesterday.
00:43:49Someone has.
00:43:50To kill Carl Simons.
00:43:52Hmm.
00:43:53Dead meat now.
00:43:54Yeah, someone must have stolen it.
00:43:56Someone must have stolen it.
00:43:57I don't know.
00:43:58They're trying to frame me.
00:44:00Right.
00:44:01Are you saying you didn't kill Meatball?
00:44:04Of course I didn't!
00:44:07And what about Gerda?
00:44:09A man she helped in prison was at the scene of her murder.
00:44:11She's dead, and now he is, too.
00:44:14Your car being used as a murder weapon,
00:44:16I mean, it's not sounding great, is it?
00:44:22You involved with Jay Wardock trafficking birds?
00:44:24No! What?
00:44:27I hardly know the guy.
00:44:30I've met him a couple times through Gerda, but that's it.
00:44:34I tell you what.
00:44:35Why don't I go and get a spade,
00:44:37and then you can dig yourself a bigger hole?
00:44:39Does that sound like a plan?
00:44:40What's he on about? Is he for real?
00:44:42Sadly, I think he's on about the fact that we
00:44:45borrowed Jay Wardock's phone to track you down just now,
00:44:48and couldn't help noticing that between your girlfriend's murder
00:44:51and Jay's arrest with a whole door full of cash,
00:44:53you rang each other a total of 17 times.
00:45:00I mean, I don't think that was to organise a game of pool, was it?
00:45:05Jay Wardock told us about the birds smuggled in
00:45:07and sold on through Meatball.
00:45:09What we don't know is where that money is heading.
00:45:13You know, I can't help wondering if it's meant to go to
00:45:16whoever trashed your apartment,
00:45:18who's maybe annoyed not to have it yet.
00:45:22What are they going to be like now?
00:45:36Go on, then.
00:45:39Maybe we should ask the boss if she can get Sniffer back into circulation.
00:45:43I doubt it.
00:45:44We know she gets carried away on the drugs.
00:45:46It's Amsterdam. Who doesn't?
00:45:48Just going through the bird stuff on Gerda's computer,
00:45:51a lot of people communicated with her.
00:45:53But this one's interesting. Caged bird.
00:45:56A lot of questions. Very argumentative.
00:45:58Since when? And argumentative in what way?
00:46:01Over the last few months.
00:46:03Mainly about whether it's OK to keep a bird in a cage or not.
00:46:06Cultural reasons for and against.
00:46:08It's a big deal in the serial amuse community.
00:46:10We love, we cherish, we treasure our songbirds.
00:46:14So what was Gerda Schultz take?
00:46:16Against.
00:46:17Unlike caged bird, who talks about confinement being a release,
00:46:21containment sparking passion, suffering inspiring beauty.
00:46:26Coby Steganger's song, Wings of Freedom, it's got this line.
00:46:29Suffering is my passion, struggle my release.
00:46:33That's pretty similar, right?
00:46:35So caged bird could be Coby Steganger under another name.
00:46:38When was the last communication?
00:46:40Um, last night.
00:46:42Good to talk. Maybe you're right.
00:46:44I'm really scared, but maybe it's time to be free.
00:46:48All right, get tech to see if there's any way of locating
00:46:51from where those messages were sent.
00:46:53I might have something too. Gerda's emails.
00:46:55She sent one the day before yesterday to Jesse Bergen, asking to meet.
00:46:59What did he say?
00:47:01He didn't reply.
00:47:02All right, let's have a word with him tomorrow.
00:47:07Where's Hendrik?
00:47:09He went home. Must be tired.
00:47:12He never goes home early.
00:47:14Especially when he's tired.
00:47:22Raven, raven, I love you no more.
00:47:30Dreamer, redeemer, return to before.
00:47:39Heart over heart and blood over blood.
00:47:48Shoot me from fear and hold me so good.
00:47:58You're a long way away.
00:48:10There's something going on with Hendrik.
00:48:16Can't quite put my finger on it.
00:48:20I don't know, maybe I'm distressed.
00:48:27Well, some of the team handles stress better than others.
00:48:39I don't know.
00:49:01Why do I get the feeling this isn't a coincidence?
00:49:06You got something you want to tell me?
00:49:09Not really.
00:49:11Go on. Indulge me. You know you want it.
00:49:22I always liked it around here.
00:49:26Good vibe and energy.
00:49:29Sort of place that makes you feel alive.
00:49:34Well, could you just be a little more dramatic?
00:49:38I mean, just build up the tension even more.
00:49:41If you insist.
00:49:47I, um, had a bit of a cough.
00:49:54I noticed. It's gone away.
00:49:58But you have slightly smaller pupils than usual.
00:50:02And you're taking pills.
00:50:05My guess is morphine to ease the cough.
00:50:10You should have been a detective.
00:50:17I did a slight analysis of some saliva, throat swabs,
00:50:22cytology of cells present, sent my bloods off.
00:50:26Don't tell me. Manflu?
00:50:30Squamous cell carcinoma.
00:50:33Obviously, it's still better than some of the alternatives.
00:50:36Obviously.
00:50:40Actually, I'm none the wiser.
00:50:45Throat cancer, Pete.
00:50:50You've got throat cancer.
00:50:58Right.
00:51:03Right.
00:51:14Right.
00:51:19Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
00:51:23How do you feel about that?
00:51:26How do I feel about it? I mean, what sort of a question is that?
00:51:30And since when did you ever want to talk about feelings?
00:51:34Plenty of times.
00:51:36Lots.
00:51:38Several, at least.
00:51:43Once.
00:51:45All right. All right. Listen.
00:51:48Listen, we don't have to talk about it if you don't want to.
00:51:53I feel small and alone, if you must know.
00:51:58You know, waking up in the morning and feeling okay,
00:52:04feeling well,
00:52:07and waking up and your health not even crossing your mind,
00:52:12it turns out that's really, really underestimated.
00:52:20Really underestimated.
00:52:25Well, I'm sure that you, you're going to feel that again.
00:52:32I mean, what?
00:52:34Is this it?
00:52:37Is this all there is?
00:52:41Almost to the point, ooh, was that it?
00:52:46Yeah.
00:52:49Yeah.
00:52:57Yeah.
00:52:59Yeah.
00:53:17What time do you call this?
00:53:20Oh, it's about ten.
00:53:23A sniff of snow runs off the sky.
00:53:26Is everything all right?
00:53:28Yeah. Yeah, fine.
00:53:31Pete, this is me you're talking to.
00:53:41Henry's got throat cancer.
00:53:46Good morning. Come in.
00:53:50We're actually here to talk about Gilda Schultz.
00:53:53Does that name ring a bell?
00:53:56Uh, yeah.
00:53:58She emailed me a couple of days ago out of the blue.
00:54:00We know. Asking to meet.
00:54:02So why didn't you reply?
00:54:05I hadn't got round to it.
00:54:07But also, I don't know her,
00:54:09and I had no idea why she'd want to meet me.
00:54:12I don't even know how she got my name.
00:54:14Could it have been about work?
00:54:16I mean, what is it that you do?
00:54:18I'm a trader. Stocks and shares.
00:54:21Not about that, then.
00:54:27You knew Coby as a kid, right?
00:54:30When did her issues start?
00:54:32Ah, when she was about six or seven.
00:54:34Then her mum passed, which was tough for her.
00:54:38The social situations that really got to her,
00:54:40if she went near them, she was pretty isolated.
00:54:44For the most part. Used to get teased a lot.
00:54:46So she retreated into writing.
00:54:49Uh, journals. Poetry and music.
00:54:53Journals? Are they still around?
00:54:55Uh, I don't have any.
00:54:57Marcus or mum might.
00:54:59I mean, I get that introversion fits with writing,
00:55:03but performing?
00:55:05Ah, you've got to confront your fears, she used to say.
00:55:08But, yeah, performing was never going to work.
00:55:11The tour was a terrible idea.
00:55:13She wasn't ready. She couldn't cope.
00:55:17So she took her own life.
00:55:30When Coby was teased, how did she react?
00:55:36Violently.
00:55:38Violently.
00:55:51A love of waves, delicate breath,
00:55:55singing tales of life...
00:56:00..and songs of death.
00:56:09MUSIC SWELLS
00:56:19Was Hendrik OK when he told you about it?
00:56:22Ah, yeah, pretty matter-of-fact. He's self-diagnosed.
00:56:25Really? So it's not official?
00:56:28Ah, I didn't ask.
00:56:30Although he is a doctor, and he is generally infallible.
00:56:34Mr Stegenga. You're in.
00:56:37That's a first.
00:56:46You going somewhere?
00:56:48Found Coby yet?
00:56:50Working on it. You?
00:56:52No. So I need to go on.
00:56:55Thing is, there's been a second murder.
00:56:59What's that to do with Marcus?
00:57:01Maybe nothing. Maybe something.
00:57:04Just saying.
00:57:06Say something else.
00:57:08We want to ask about Coby's lyrics and writing.
00:57:11From the early days.
00:57:13Did you keep anything? Notebooks, journals?
00:57:16Couldn't help but notice you've got nothing about Coby here.
00:57:20Nothing wrong with your eyesight.
00:57:22Bit unusual, though, wouldn't you say?
00:57:24No, I wouldn't.
00:57:26That would be sentimental.
00:57:28And I don't do sentiment.
00:57:30It's too, like, nostalgia.
00:57:33Nostalgia is too, like, accepting something's over.
00:57:38Anyway, I gave all that stuff to Anki.
00:57:44Everything I have is in here.
00:57:47Notebooks, scrap bits of paper she'd scribble on.
00:57:52Photo albums.
00:57:54Do you mind if we take these?
00:57:58Um...
00:58:00As long as I can get them back, they're all we have.
00:58:03You'll get them back, I promise.
00:58:12She meant a lot to you and your son, didn't she?
00:58:15I don't think Jessie's ever got over what happened.
00:58:20But Jessie and Coby love us.
00:58:22Not that I know of, but I...
00:58:25I think they might have ended up together.
00:58:27There's been no-one else for Jessie.
00:58:30He sort of fell apart after she went.
00:58:33Fell apart in what way?
00:58:35Drink and drugs, mostly.
00:58:37But he's over that now.
00:58:39And he's not going back.
00:58:41What about you and Marcus?
00:58:45You two love us?
00:58:50We're friends. Good friends, but that's all.
00:58:55Does Marcus do OK at the sculptures?
00:58:58Yeah. Sells well, internationally.
00:59:02Not that he's bothered.
00:59:04They're creatives, aren't they?
00:59:06Do it for the love. Like father, like daughter.
00:59:10Something bothers me about that whole houseboat set-up.
00:59:13Marcus, Anki, Jessie, Coby.
00:59:16You live on a boat just round the corner.
00:59:18Yeah, I know. Look at me.
00:59:20I don't know. It's all a bit...
00:59:24incestuous, maybe.
00:59:27Try this lot. Fan heaven.
00:59:29OK. A couple of things.
00:59:33We had Flynn Bovin's tailed last night.
00:59:35He didn't go home.
00:59:37That doesn't surprise me.
00:59:38He went to see Jessie Bergen.
00:59:40Stayed about an hour and a half, then left.
00:59:43How do they know each other?
00:59:45Well, Jessie Bergen told us he didn't know Gerda.
00:59:48And then he gets a visit from her boyfriend.
00:59:50What's that about? Did we go back?
00:59:52No, not yet.
00:59:54His mother said his world fell apart after Coby disappeared.
00:59:59Check his financials. Check the lot of them.
01:00:01What else?
01:00:02Tech have used cell site location to find a possible area
01:00:05from where the caged bird sent messages.
01:00:10Let's check it out.
01:00:11Great. Nice work.
01:00:13Thanks.
01:00:14Thanks.
01:00:44Where did you keep them?
01:00:49Where did you bury my wings of freedom?
01:01:01Hold me again, my delicate lover.
01:01:08I want to beat my heart into feeling.
01:01:13I want to beat my soul into healing.
01:01:28We're in the right place.
01:01:29This is where Tech indicated.
01:01:32It's the middle of nowhere.
01:01:39Maybe the caged bird comes here to get a signal.
01:01:43Maybe this is the first place she can do that.
01:01:46Which would imply she's out there somewhere.
01:01:52It's pretty off grid.
01:01:54It's a good place to stay missing.
01:01:56Pretty vast.
01:02:09Wow.
01:02:20Yep.
01:02:21Okay.
01:02:23Yes.
01:02:30She's smelling drugs or cash.
01:02:33Maybe something else.
01:02:35Hey, Andrew.
01:02:38Told her then.
01:02:40You getting it checked?
01:02:42Do I check when someone's dead?
01:02:45This is slightly different.
01:02:47Even you can't self-diagnose.
01:02:49You need an official diagnosis.
01:02:51If you want me to come with you, then I'll...
01:02:52It's all right, Hassell.
01:02:53I saw Doc Ross last week.
01:02:55The works.
01:02:56Oh.
01:02:57Okay.
01:02:59What stage?
01:03:00I'm at the not wanting to talk about it right now stage.
01:03:04Understood.
01:03:08I've been thinking about it.
01:03:10You'll be fine.
01:03:12There's no way you're going to shuffle off your mortal coil without giving me hell.
01:03:18Probably over many years.
01:03:19I mean, maybe even decades.
01:03:22It won't be fast.
01:03:24It'll be slow and painful for us all.
01:03:30Is that supposed to make me feel better?
01:03:32Not really, no.
01:03:35Okay.
01:03:36So, just so I know, have you told anyone else?
01:03:39Me?
01:03:40No.
01:03:41No.
01:03:42Just...
01:03:43Just Lucia.
01:03:47Okay.
01:03:49So, can we get back to spitballing now?
01:03:51Because Eddie thinks he's got something on Kobe's early lyrics.
01:03:56Yeah, some really troubling stuff.
01:03:58There's a lot, and I mean a lot, about being oppressed by the man in black.
01:04:03Make any sense to you?
01:04:05I just thought it was a generic image, but it features a lot.
01:04:09Marcus Degangereau was first black.
01:04:11Never seen him in anything else.
01:04:13Oppression and control from the man in black.
01:04:16Isn't that one of hers?
01:04:18Before the sax solo bleeds in.
01:04:23Maybe his obsession with finding her is blacker than we think.
01:04:27And his website's just, what, screwed up front?
01:04:30Maybe he's found Kobe, and he wants to keep her all to himself.
01:04:36Pretty dark, Hendrick.
01:04:37And your point is?
01:04:39He could still be angry with her for what she did,
01:04:41and wants to make sure she never leaves again.
01:04:46Well, to do that, he would have to be very, very, very controlling.
01:05:01He's in?
01:05:08Actually, it's you we've come to see.
01:05:18Do you always do Marcus's ironing?
01:05:21Sure.
01:05:22Ironing, shopping, housework.
01:05:26Keeps me busy now I'm retired.
01:05:28Retired from?
01:05:30I was a teacher.
01:05:32Poetry and literature.
01:05:35As a parent, how did Marcus get on with Kobe when she was younger?
01:05:39Did they argue?
01:05:40No more than any other parent and child.
01:05:42Why are you asking?
01:05:44We're just trying to get a handle on how things were before Kobe left.
01:05:47Marcus was on his own right after the death of his wife.
01:05:51I was there for him, but, yeah.
01:05:56Losing the person you love, that can't have been easy.
01:06:02I don't think it was.
01:06:04And it would make you worry for your child, wouldn't it?
01:06:07Over-worry, even.
01:06:10Absolutely.
01:06:12But she was everything to him.
01:06:15So, was he possessive in any way?
01:06:19Controlling?
01:06:20Marcus?
01:06:21No, that's not what I meant.
01:06:24I mean, not really, anyway.
01:06:26So, what did you mean?
01:06:30I mean, he was protective.
01:06:35Protective and possessive.
01:06:38Hard to know where the line is between them, right?
01:06:46What's that?
01:06:47Marcus.
01:06:48It's his way of telling me he wants lunch.
01:06:54Let me get this right.
01:06:56He rings a bell, and you make him lunch?
01:06:59Yeah.
01:07:00Cute, isn't it?
01:07:06How could you leave me?
01:07:11Where can I find you?
01:07:17Do you grieve me?
01:07:22Marcus wears black, right?
01:07:25He does.
01:07:26Such a shame, I think.
01:07:29Same with you.
01:07:31You could afford to play with a bit of colour.
01:07:33Make those eyes of yours pop.
01:07:38Yeah, well, let's just stick with Marcus, shall we?
01:07:42Has he always worn black?
01:07:44No.
01:07:46He used to be so colourful back in the day.
01:07:50Really quite dapper.
01:07:56What?
01:08:03Things changed when Coby went missing.
01:08:07Marcus changed.
01:08:09That's when he started wearing black.
01:08:11Symbolic, he says.
01:08:15Just so we're clear, Marcus definitely wasn't wearing black when Coby started writing songs and stuff.
01:08:24No.
01:08:34Oh, thanks.
01:08:38Oh, by the way, does the name Flynn Bovins mean anything to you?
01:08:43Never heard of him.
01:08:44Why?
01:08:46We thought maybe he knew your son.
01:08:50Sorry, I can't help.
01:09:07Checked his financials, and trader or not, Jesse Bergen has gambling debts a mile high.
01:09:12And I just got off the phone with customs.
01:09:14Think he might have a sideline.
01:09:15A lot of trips abroad.
01:09:16So he travels, what of it?
01:09:18He travels regularly between two countries, Indonesia and Brazil.
01:09:22Same countries Jay Waldock admitted smuggling from and to.
01:09:26So he's in on it too.
01:09:28I'm pretty sure Flynn Bovins is as well.
01:09:30Makes sense why he was there, at Jesse's place.
01:09:33OK, let's get over there.
01:09:35But that's not all.
01:09:37The young Jesse Bergen went for a goth face.
01:09:41The man in black?
01:09:48Sorry to bother you, but we're coming in.
01:09:50Please don't get up.
01:09:51Paying another visit, are we?
01:09:52Hey, what is this?
01:09:54Smuggling HQ, that's what this is.
01:09:56You want to tell us the routine, or can we guess?
01:09:59You travel to Indonesia and what?
01:10:01Source the birds?
01:10:02Your stock market crashed, did it?
01:10:04Your gambling debts get too big?
01:10:05What's it to you?
01:10:06What do you want?
01:10:07What do I want?
01:10:08I want to charge both of you with animal trafficking.
01:10:11But first, I want to know where Kobe fits in.
01:10:16I don't know what you mean.
01:10:18You were into Kobe, right?
01:10:20The man in black.
01:10:21That's you.
01:10:22Years ago.
01:10:24It was a phase.
01:10:25I got over it.
01:10:26The obsession with birds, was that a phase?
01:10:28Did Kobe get that from you?
01:10:29I got it from her, after she died, in her memory.
01:10:33After she died?
01:10:34Yes, like I told these guys.
01:10:37But we don't think she's dead.
01:10:39And that she got in touch with Gerda Schalk.
01:11:10What's this about?
01:11:22So how did you two meet?
01:11:25Meatball introduced us.
01:11:28Con man that he was.
01:11:29We ended up owing him money.
01:11:31And he blackmailed us into smuggling as a way of paying him back.
01:11:35He approached me in a bar out of the blue.
01:11:37Well, I'm not sure it was out of the blue.
01:11:39Gerda out put him away in prison.
01:11:41Took his revenge on you, all right.
01:11:43And her.
01:11:44Using Bird Woman's boyfriend to smuggle birds.
01:11:47Who trashed the flat?
01:11:49The traffickers who sourced the birds.
01:11:51We had to pay them back yesterday morning, first thing.
01:11:54What else?
01:11:57How long has this been going on?
01:11:58Months.
01:11:59It's been a nightmare.
01:12:00He had to hide out on his mom's boat sometimes.
01:12:08Anki?
01:12:09You know his mom?
01:12:11Of course.
01:12:14How was your mom with Kobe?
01:12:17Was she like a mother figure?
01:12:20Totally.
01:12:22Marcus could be really strict.
01:12:24Kobe turns to mom.
01:12:26Idolized her, really.
01:12:27And how was your mom with Kobe's issues?
01:12:29In charge.
01:12:32Kobe relied on her.
01:12:33And she did everything mom said.
01:12:35When Kobe disappeared, how did your mom take it?
01:12:40Was she angry?
01:12:43I guess.
01:12:45We all were.
01:12:49All right.
01:12:50Get these two down the station.
01:12:52You got Danielle Panoff's telephone number?
01:12:54I need it.
01:12:55Now.
01:12:56Sure.
01:13:06Hey.
01:13:07Thanks for agreeing to meet us.
01:13:10Any news on Gerda?
01:13:11Maybe.
01:13:13People contacted Gerda about birds, right?
01:13:17All the time.
01:13:18In person?
01:13:20Sometimes, yes.
01:13:23Did, um, this person ever come by, by any chance?
01:13:31Yeah, I spoke with her months ago.
01:13:33She had a friend who wanted to get in touch with Gerda,
01:13:35but it had to be strictly confidential.
01:13:37And did she say why?
01:13:40No.
01:13:42But she was insistent.
01:13:46OK.
01:13:47Thanks.
01:13:54So Anki went to kill Gerda at the conference center.
01:13:57Meatball was there dropping the money.
01:14:00She must have seen him.
01:14:04And he saw her.
01:14:05Yeah.
01:14:07Anki's a control freak.
01:14:09And he made himself a problem she needed to solve.
01:14:13She knows Flynn, steals his car, and takes Meatball out.
01:14:19You sure you don't just want to go in?
01:14:22No.
01:14:23Anki introduced Kobe to Gerda Schultz.
01:14:26She knows where Kobe is.
01:14:28Maybe that's why she disappears after him.
01:14:30And we want her to take us there.
01:15:01So Anki wanted Marcus and Jesse all to herself.
01:15:05Yep.
01:15:06And she doesn't want Kobe to get in the way of her.
01:15:26Oh, not again.
01:15:28Oh, not again.
01:15:30Oh.
01:15:31No, it's fine.
01:15:32It's fine.
01:15:33No, it'll be, um, no, it'll be OK.
01:15:35You think?
01:15:42Perfect, you said.
01:15:58Come on.
01:16:29So it's aired.
01:16:34Yeah.
01:16:35I told you the gasket was a problem.
01:16:59Kobe?
01:17:03Where are you?
01:17:06Kobe?
01:17:19Kobe.
01:17:28Kobe.
01:17:41Kobe?
01:17:53Kobe!
01:17:58Kobe!
01:18:28Kobe?
01:18:42Kobe?
01:18:45Kobe!
01:18:58Kobe!
01:19:19Kobe?
01:19:20Kobe, it's OK.
01:19:22Don't listen to them.
01:19:23They're fakes.
01:19:25Come, let's get in the car.
01:19:27Kobe, come on.
01:19:30Come on.
01:19:34I want to go home, Anki.
01:19:36I know.
01:19:37I'll take you.
01:19:38I'll take you right now.
01:19:39Don't believe her.
01:19:41Don't listen to them.
01:19:48Kobe, you know I'm right.
01:19:51You know that you can trust me.
01:19:53You always have, ever since you were little, Pete.
01:19:56I don't have a shot.
01:20:00Kobe, tell us about Gerda.
01:20:08Gerda's my friend.
01:20:10She teaches me about birds, about how they think and feel.
01:20:13That's right.
01:20:14I introduced you to her, didn't I?
01:20:16What did Gerda say to you two nights ago?
01:20:26It was time for me to go home.
01:20:28That I was ready.
01:20:29And it is.
01:20:30I'll take you right now.
01:20:33Gerda's there.
01:20:35She's on the boat with your dad, and they're all waiting for you.
01:20:38She's lying.
01:20:39They're at home?
01:20:40Yeah.
01:20:41Don't believe her.
01:20:42Gerda's dead.
01:20:44She killed her.
01:20:47Open its eyes.
01:20:57What did they mean?
01:20:58What did you do to Gerda?
01:21:05We should never have let you see that woman.
01:21:13You're not taking me home, are you?
01:21:16Enki, stop the car!
01:21:26Stop the car!
01:21:41Classic.
01:21:56You!
01:21:57You!
01:21:58You left Marcus and Jesse.
01:21:59You broke their hearts.
01:22:00You ruined their lives.
01:22:01How could you do that?
01:22:02I wasn't well.
01:22:03I needed to be alone.
01:22:04But I missed dad.
01:22:05I missed everyone.
01:22:06So I contacted you, because I had no one else to turn to.
01:22:07You're in love with Marcus, weren't you?
01:22:08I'm not.
01:22:09I'm not.
01:22:10I'm not.
01:22:11I'm not.
01:22:12I'm not.
01:22:13I'm not.
01:22:14I'm not.
01:22:15I'm not.
01:22:16I'm not.
01:22:17I'm not.
01:22:18I'm not.
01:22:19I'm not.
01:22:20I'm not.
01:22:21I'm not.
01:22:22I'm not.
01:22:23I'm not.
01:22:24I'm not.
01:22:26He's all I ever wanted.
01:22:31But as soon as she went, that was it.
01:22:33He shut down.
01:22:35But couldn't you figure it all out together?
01:22:37It wouldn't work like that.
01:22:39It would be over for me and Marcus.
01:22:41We wouldn't have what little we have now.
01:22:46What you said.
01:22:48You said it wasn't time for me to come back.
01:22:51You said that dad was angry and that he didn't want me.
01:22:55You said he hated me and he never wanted to see me again.
01:22:58She lied.
01:23:01Your father has never forgotten you.
01:23:05He never gave up the search.
01:23:08He never gave up on you.
01:23:12I want to see dad.
01:23:15And Jessie.
01:23:17You stay away from my Jessie!
01:23:26It's okay.
01:23:27It's okay.
01:23:28It's over.
01:23:29You can go home now.
01:23:56Hey.
01:23:58Hi.
01:23:59You okay?
01:24:10You missed your chance to say hello.
01:24:13No.
01:24:14That's the last thing she needs.
01:24:26Let's go.
01:24:51Hi dad.
01:24:56Hi.
01:25:03It's good to have you back.
01:25:04Yeah.
01:25:06Your bird has been driving me up the wall.
01:25:15As has he.
01:25:17Come on Sniffer.
01:25:19Let's go.
01:25:25Go on.
01:25:32I love you.
01:25:34I love you too.
01:25:38Tap on her.
01:25:39Tap, tippity, tap, tap.
01:25:40There we go.
01:25:42Tap on her.
01:25:43Tap, tippity, tap, tap.
01:25:44Every time you tap, rotisserie chicken happens.
01:25:47Tap, rotisserie...
01:25:48Tap, tippity, tap, tap.
01:25:50Every time you tap, rotisserie...
01:25:52Oh, shush!
01:25:53Tap, tippity, tap, tap.
01:25:54Every time you tap, rotisserie chicken.
01:25:56Tap, tippity, tap, tap.
01:25:57Every time you tap, rotisserie chicken.
01:25:59That's pretty good.
01:26:00Hi, Hendrick.
01:26:05Oh, come on.
01:26:06I thought...
01:26:07Well, I might have mentioned it to Lena and her dad.
01:26:10You mentioned it to Lena as well.
01:26:15Anyone else?
01:26:21Sniffer too, eh?
01:26:22Well, no, but...
01:26:24Well, she might have overheard it.
01:26:30I haven't told Cliff, though.
01:26:31Yeah, well, Cliff knows because I told him.
01:26:33He knew before anyone.
01:26:36Why didn't you tell me?
01:26:37Hendrick asked me not to.
01:26:38Yeah, unlike you, Pete,
01:26:40Cliff knows how to keep a secret.
01:26:43Fair play.
01:26:48Cheers.
01:26:50Cheers.
01:26:57Come on.
01:27:00Hey.
01:27:01Did you, uh...
01:27:03Did you speak to Doc Ross about...
01:27:05Yeah, I did.
01:27:07What did he say?
01:27:09He said he hasn't spoken to Hendrick in three years.
01:27:13Hendrick refuses to see him
01:27:15ever since the doc told him to stop drinking.
01:27:20So why lie?
01:27:23I think he's scared.
01:27:25He may well be right about his diagnosis.
01:27:29But even if he is,
01:27:31early treatment is crucial to his chances of survival.
01:27:37You've got to get him to a clinic.
01:27:41I thought solving murders was difficult.
01:27:44Yeah.
01:27:45He's even more stubborn than you.
01:27:50But he's family.
01:27:53I'll have to think of something.
01:28:07Come on.