CHILD LAUGHING
CHILD: Whose is that?
OTHER CHILD: Mine!
Give it back.
ADULT SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE
Give it back.
Esme.
CHILDREN SQUABBLE
Argh!
Pick up the mess.
Seriously? Now you're spying?
I'm not spying. I'm checking.
HE GROANS
She's so young. 20's not young.
When they came back yesterday, Donny smelt like a deep-fat fryer.
I think she sat in McDonald's all afternoon.
It was raining. I know.
I just thought she'd do activities with them.
I gave her a whole list. Aye, I saw.
Look, it was always gonna be weird having someone in the house, right?
Mmm. The au pair is fine.
The kids will be fine.
And I get to spend all day, every day, working with my beautiful wife.
So, what do we say?
It's all good. That's my girl.
Did she just put the TV on?
Oh! Stop it.
SHE LAUGHS
Sorry.
You're not going into the office?
I'm working from home this morning.
There's a call I need to take. Mmm.
Morning. Hi.
Good luck today, yeah? Yeah, thanks.
Thanks.
So you're completing on the island this morning?
Money goes in start of business.
The purchase can't be linked back to us, can it, Cal?
Nope.
Hey, baby girl.
Hey, Doris.
Oh, you've nearly finished that, haven't you?
Oh, that's great, but you might just want
to cut that up a bit smaller, actually.
Yeah. Yeah.
More smaller. Small, yeah.
So, you're OK to take them to the park, yeah, while I go to the gym?
OK. Great.
Can I have the iPad? You can have it for half an hour after lunch.
After lunch. Yeah, you know the rule, don't you?
Ah. Now if you're going for a run, just be careful not to break a hip.
Don't worry about me.
I'm in prime physical condition.
Daddy, you're so embarrassing. TEXT ALERT
I'm a new man since I quit smoking. Is that right?
Right, I'm heading out to the gym.
Yeah, see you, darling. Bye. Bye, Mummy!
CHILD: Bye-bye, Mummy.
The deadline's 9:30? You're sure?
Yeah.
'That's when the island deal closes.'
The solicitor's in Edinburgh?
He is, but the money could come from anywhere.
'They move it through a number of offshore accounts.'
'But once it's in Scotland we can try to trace it?'
'Yeah, that's the plan.'
MAN SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE
TEXT ALERT
These again? Yes.
There you go, my friend.
One of them going spare, boss? Aye. Sure, pal.
Oi! Oi!
Oi, yous, come here. Move it!
GRUNTING
Hey!
Stop! Jared!
SHOUTING
Jared? Come on!
Jared?
Jared? Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Baby, can you hear me?
Jared? Do you... do you have a phone?
Can you call an ambulance, please? Jared.
Jared. Jared, can you hear me? Help!
Oh, God, help us!
SIREN APPROACHING
Ready for shock!
AUDIO MONITOR CRACKLES
INDISTINCT AUDIO
What's going on? It's Jared.
AUDIO DISTORTION
FEEDBACK
I saw the body. They were putting a tent up over it.
There were police everywhere.
Are you sure it was Jared?
DISTORTED AUDIO
Go and get Malky.
PHONE RINGS
DC Khan. 'It didn't happen.
'There was no sign of the funds in the solicitor's account.
'Sorry.'
Shit! OK, thanks for letting me know.
'Obviously we will keep monitoring.' Yeah.
They missed the deadline.
You told me this would be our big break on Cal Morris.
That him making this purchase could give us a way
into his shell corporations, let us track his offshore accounts.
It should have, according to the intel we had.
Surveillance linked Morris to the island.
He was the buyer. So what happens now?
Presumably the vendor will open it up to other bids.
Oh! But I don't understand it.
Their solicitor was even pushing for an earlier closing date.
Why do all that and then pull out at the last minute?
Maybe he got cold feet. Maybe he came up with a better plan.
Who knows? Fact is, we're done here.
But if we can establish why he changed his mind... No.
Forget it. He hasn't bought it.
You can't trace his money. You've got nothing on him.
You're more use to me on CMP right now.
With all due respect, anyone can monitor audio surveillance.
I'm a financial investigator.
And as a financial investigator, you pick up
on the telling little details other people miss.
Isn't that what you told me?
So get yourself back over there and find me a lead that goes somewhere.
Fuck.
No, I know the money left the Caymans.
No, that's... that's not the question.
No, I need... I need to know, were the funds released
to City Royal Bank?
Have they gone to the solicitor?
OK, right.
Right, well, listen, just get me Dimitri on the phone and find out.
Dimitri, hi.
So it didn't happen? Total bust.
They didn't transfer the funds.
Shit.
Yep.
Morris had set it all up so he could make the purchase anonymously.
He was obviously using dirty cash.
He just needed to do it, we would see it and...
would have been huge.
So what now? Nothing.
DCI Guthrie just wants me back on general audio surveillance.
Just when I thought I'd got rid of you.
I know, it's not exactly my area of expertise.
I can't believe I finally got him interested
in a financial lead and it was all for nothing.
He just doesn't get numbers.
With Guthrie it's all about the drugs and big guns.
Yep.
Your husband was going for a run?
Sorry?
You said your husband had told you he was going for a run?
Yeah. Um, actually, no.
He just... he was wearing his running gear.
Was that his usual routine in the morning?
Well, sometimes, if he was working from home.
OK. Well, we're trying to understand how the fight started
and who was involved.
Are you sure you didn't recognise
any of the boys who attacked your husband?
I really didn't see their faces.
I just saw... him.
OK.
We really appreciate your time.
We'll need to take a proper statement at some point,
but we'll be in touch.
OK.
Um, Mrs Noble,
what did your husband do for a living?
He was an accountant.
So, first three transfers went through as planned.
Then the courier withdrew the funds in cash from the bank in Malta
and paid them into the second account as arranged.
Yeah, to break the chain.
Yeah, so then Jared was gonna make the transfer
to Dimitri's holding account in Cyprus,
so that he could make the payment to the solicitor here in Edinburgh,
to pass it on to the vendor by 9:30.
Did it have to be quite so convoluted?
Jared wanted to be sure of covering our tracks.
So why didn't Dimitri call to say he hadn't received it?
Yeah, it seems there was some confusion over timings,
what with Cyprus being two hours ahead,
whereas Malta...
Jesus Christ.
OK, right.
Call the Scottish solicitors and tell them we need a few more hours.
I am not losing this island.
The thing is...
What?
Jared was the one who set up the second Maltese account.
Yeah, but he must have given you the details.
Are you kidding me?
My two and half mil is in an account you can't access?
A purchase this size, it was laying us wide open,
so we agreed we shouldn't risk any connection.
Jared is dead.
How do I get my money?
WOMAN: I just can't believe it.
And it was kids?
Mm-hmm.
God, this... this is what we're dealing with.
They're all carrying knives, wanting to look the big man.
How's Esme?
She doesn't know yet. Um... Oh, love.
She's at school.
Just not quite sure how to tell her.
Um, the police said that I have to go to the morgue today.
Right. Er, yeah.
There'll need to be a formal identification.
Er, and they also said that I need to make a statement.
OK.
If you want me to be there... not as a solicitor, just as a friend.
That's all right. They said it wouldn't take long.
You don't have to do any of this on your own.
We're right here. Mmm.
Jared would want us to look out for you. Thanks.
Somebody's screwing with me. We don't know that yet.
What, you think it's a coincidence?
Somebody stabs my accountant and then my deal falls through?
I need you to talk to your PI, find out who's behind this.
OK. I need to speak to Lexie Noble.
Well, she's a partner in his firm,
but Jared was clear he didn't want her involved.
She won't know anything.
We know he was at home, waiting to make the transfer.
Maybe he left the account details lying around.
Maybe she overheard a phone call.
Either way, I need to know if she picked up on something.
OK.
OK, but we can't approach her directly.
We can't risk the police linking you to Jared through her.
Find a clever way of doing it, but get it done.
DORIS: What is this?
You know this one?
ESME: I'm scared.
Why are you scared?
DORIS MIMICS GROWLING
Argh! And what is this?
'Sweetheart, I need to tell you something.
'You know... you know how I told you that Daddy had an accident?'
Well, it was really bad,
and, um...
..the doctors tried everything that they could
but his body was just too tired.
Daddy died.
He wasn't in any pain or anything.
It was just like he went to sleep.
And he's always gonna love you.
And I'm here. I'm gonna look after you.
You, me and Donny, we'll look after each other. OK?
Can I still go to school tomorrow?
Um...
Yeah, yeah. If you want, yeah.
Morning.
Don't forget your lunch. Here, I'll get this.
Now, listen, if you feel tired,
or you just want to come home, you tell Miss Laing,
and she will call me. OK? OK, Mummy.
Sorry. My mum was on the phone again.
Er, Doris, um...
..if you can't stay, with all that's going on here,
I completely understand.
But you need help, no?
Unless you have family, or...
God. No, anything but that.
OK. Then I stay.
Thank you.
OK, we go now.
Thank you. You have a good day.
I love you.
Bye.
Thanks for this, Rufus.
That's OK. Didn't know who else to ask.
You said there might be a problem with the bank?
Yeah. So, um, I got a letter from the school,
and it seems like a direct debit didn't go through.
But it all went through Jared's account, and I can't access it,
so I think that we need to just inform the bank that...
Sure. Well, we can sort that out.
Cos you know what they're like if you don't pay the fees.
I was thinking maybe if I can't access Jared's account,
that we should maybe cash in one of our ISAs or something?
You could. To tide us over.
Jared did liquidate quite a lot of your savings, though, didn't he?
Sorry?
Well, a while back, when things got a bit tricky.
Um... no.
He... I mean, he...
talked about moving some things around
to get a better return. Is...
Right.
I am pretty sure he re-mortgaged the house.
Re-mortgaged the...
Re-mortgaged our house? Look, I might have got that wrong.
But first things first, I'll need you to look at the policy details
of Jared's life insurance. OK?
I don't know what to say. I mean, we're all just in shock.
You know, if there's anything we can do... Oh, thanks, Jason.
I just really need this for now. Yeah.
Er, we've had, er, we've had quite a few calls from clients.
You know, passing on their condolences,
but, er, one or two...
were just a bit concerned.
Right, yeah.
Yeah, we'll need to let them know what's happening.
Could you print me off our current client list?
Yeah. Yeah, sure.
Also, Jason, did Jared keep any personal papers anywhere,
like mortgage agreements and that kind of thing?
I don't think so. Do you want me to have a look?
No, it's... it's OK. Don't worry.
Huh!
Jared's idea of security. Just keep all your passwords in a drawer.
I kept telling him to not write them down.
So did I, but he said it was fine cos he always used his cipher.
Oh, he, um...
he adds two to every number.
Ah! Ah!
Argh!
Ow.
SHE GROANS
My God, are you all right? Just give me your hand.
Here, let's...
Let's get you home.
Take it easy.
Oh. That was unbelievable.
Ah, could we... could we bring her inside, please?
Yeah, come in. Thank you. Let's get you a seat.
This is all just...
passwords and personal stuff.
I need account numbers.
Nah, nothing.
Take some photos anyway, in case they're useful.
SIGHS
Are you sure I can't get you something stronger?
No, thank you.
I'm Malcolm, by the way. Mmm.
Lexie. Lexie?
Mm-hmm.
Not Lexie Noble?
Jared's wife? Mmm.
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Thank you.
I don't know you, do I? No, you wouldn't, but,
um, Jared spoke about you a lot.
I should probably get going, actually.
Sure, of course. Er, excuse me?
Could you call her a taxi, please? Thank you. Thank you.
Speaking of Jared, did he talk to you much about his work?
Not really. No?
He didn't ever mention a deal he was doing for a client?
We didn't really talk about his clients.
But you're a partner in the firm, aren't you?
I mean, he must have mentioned the odd detail.
How is it that you know him, sorry?
He was an associate of ours.
Highly trusted, very discreet associate.
This is yours, by the way. I had a quick look.
Hope you don't mind.
Saw the password book, your client list,
and I was thinking maybe, maybe you'd come across some bank details.
There's one account in particular that we're interested in.
A Maltese account.
Did he ever... ever say anything about that to you?
I don't... I don't know anything about it. I'm sorry.
OK. Right, I'm gonna leave you my number, all right?
Mind if I use your pen?
If you come across any account numbers or paperwork, you call me.
OK? OK.
How's Esme?
She's fine. Enjoying that nice private school of hers?
Mm-hmm. I know Jared was a bit worried about the expense,
but I told him, I said,
"Jared, you cannot put a price on your children."
I said that.
You take care, Mrs Noble.
Bye.
Doris, um...
..has anyone approached you while you've been with the kids, or...?
Like a reporter?
No, just anyone...
..anyone a bit odd.
No, no-one.
OK. OK, good.
Oh, God, what a mess.
Um, could you take care of the toys and I'll do this stuff?
Sure. Thanks.
Right, OK.
Cipher. Eight becomes six.
Three becomes one.
Five becomes three.
Two...
five.
RINGING TONE
PHONE BUZZING
'The person you're calling is unable to take your call at the moment...'
Somebody's turned Jared's burner on.
Maybe his missus.
That would be my guess.
So, they're sure he's our witness?
PC Naylor's confirmed it with the newsagent's. Good. Let's go.
He was a good guy. You know, he'd stop, pass the time of day.
You still didn't stay to give a statement?
I'm here now though, in't I?
Did you get a look at the boy with the knife?
I saw the knife. I didnae see the lad's face.
Heard what he said, though.
Noble's attacker spoke to him?
Oh, aye.
Shouted "Jared", just to get his attention,
like, before he stuck the knife in.
Why are you here?
We have reason to believe the attack on your husband
may have been premeditated.
I don't understand.
A witness has come forward, claiming they heard
your husband's attacker call him by his name.
What? Now, he may have been mistaken,
but this is a significant new lead.
We're no longer talking about a random attack
or a case of mistaken identity.
Someone had a reason to want Jared dead.
Your accountancy firm,
what type of work does it do?
Er, we look after small local businesses, um,
self-employed consultants, barristers.
Presumably you keep detailed records for all your clients?
Yeah.
They're all on the main server. All right.
Well, we're gonna need to carry out a search of your house
and your company offices.
Now? No, my kids are sleeping.
We'll need to take any mobile phones and personal computers,
both Jared's and your own.
Why do you need mine? We just need to keep an open mind.
You can come back as soon as we've finished.
What? I can't even be here?
We'll put you up in a hotel until the searches are complete.
Kathy here, she's gonna help you pack some things. OK?
Alice.
WHISPERS: Can we access existing recordings on here?
Well, not officially, but it's all on the system.
What are you looking for? Anything related to Cal Morris
on the day of the island sale. 31st.
There's just one recording.
Can you send it to me?
Check your recent files. Thank you.
MORRIS: 'What's going on?'
'It's Jared.'
DISTORTED AUDIO
'Are you sure it was Jared?'
Oh, God help us. It's Captain Mainwaring.
DC Khan. Do you have a minute, sir?
There's something I need you to hear.
I did some searching for anything we might have missed on Cal Morris.
'What's going on?' 'It's Jared.'
That's him talking to his nephew Aaron.
'Someone's gone and stabbed him. I don't know what happened,
'but he's dead.'
'Are you sure it was Jared?'
'I saw the body. They were putting a tent up over it.'
'There were police everywhere.' 'Go and get Malky.'
The rest of the tape is inaudible, but that recording was made
31 minutes before the island deal fell through.
15 minutes before that, an accountant called Jared Noble
died following a knife attack.
So you think this Jared Noble was connected to the deal somehow?
More than that. I think the money didn't go through
because Jared Noble was killed.
So, Jared left the house and then you left to go to the gym?
No. I actually left first.
But you were still near the house when he was attacked?
Yeah. I...
erm...
Our au pair is new and I wanted to make sure
that she took the children to the play park.
So you went back to the house?
No, I parked in a side road and I followed her.
Right. I know.
And then I obviously realised I was stupid, so I... headed back,
and that's...
when I saw Jared.
So, have you finished searching the house?
We have. Did you find anything suspicious?
I'm presuming not, because you'd be arresting me, wouldn't you?
Well, we are still carrying out financial checks,
but we've completed the searches, so you're free to go home.
But we'll have a marked car make regular checks
on the house, just to be safe.
Thanks.
Take your jacket off.
I will take them up, then we will tidy all this.
OK.
Pop your bag up in your room and I'll see you in the kitchen, OK?
Go careful.
Mummy, they've moved my teddy.
Oh, no. I'll be up in a sec.
Oh, my God.
Jared, who were you dealing with?
CHILD MUTTERS
SHE WHISPERS
CHILD SPEAKS
No, we're not going downstairs again. It's bedtime now.
Isn't it?
It's bedtime.
BUZZES
Hello? Wanna sleep with...
Sleeping.
Mummy? There's a man on the phone for you.
Who is this?
MORRIS: 'I see you've found Jared's other phone.'
The police are right outside my door.
'Good for them.
'But I'm the one you need to talk to.
'You know now that Jared had secrets.
'Well, he's left us with some unfinished business.'
Do you know anything about Jared's death?
'I don't.
'I really don't. I wish to God I did.
'Like I say, we should talk.
'Maybe I can get you some answers.
'Meet me tomorrow at the Lawnmarket.
'Just by St Columba's. 11 o'clock.'
LINE GOES DEAD
Mrs Noble, were you aware that your husband
had a Crestland Bank credit card?
Er...
I, um, I'm not sure. He had a few different cards.
Well, the statement for this one shows some interesting charges.
Couple of nice restaurants.
Chez Renoir.
Murrayfield Bistro.
Both high-end, very intimate.
Seems he also bought himself
some pretty pricey sapphire earrings, too.
Maybe they weren't for you.
There's also this charge here
for a double room at the Regency House Hotel.
Did Jared ever mention a Sarah Blaine?
Er...
I, I... maybe.
There are a lot of Sarahs. I don't know.
True, true.
It's just this particular Sarah was booked onto a flight
to Miami with your husband.
What? Mm.
Using this Crestland Bank credit card,
Jared booked two tickets to Miami International
a week before he died, one for this Sarah Blaine and the other,
well, we assume it was for himself,
although he used a false name.
I don't understand.
Seems like Jared might have been planning
to start a new life with his mistress.
That's not possible.
Say it was.
And say, you found out that he was planning to leave you.
And not just leave,
but abandon you and his kids and disappear.
Under that kind of pressure, there's not many that wouldn't crack.
OK, I think we're done here. This isn't true.
Our witness was feet away when Jared was stabbed.
He said he heard his attacker say...
"Jared, you shouldnae have fucked around, man."
Well, that's a pretty strong indicator of motive.
Wouldn't you say? Enough. If you wish to question my client
any further you're gonna have to do so under caution.
Come on, Lexie, let's go.
All right. We'll leave it there for now.
THUD FROM OTHER ROOM
Doris.
Did Jared ever say anything to you about going away?
Er, no. He...
No.
What were you gonna say?
We talked about the trip to America,
to see his parents at half-term.
Yeah.
He asked if I'd be OK to flying by myself with kids.
I thought maybe he was taking you somewhere, just two of you.
He did not tell you?
OK.
I'm gonna go and meet someone.
If I'm not back in two hours, I want you to phone the police.
Tell them I went to St Columba's on Lawnmarket.
OK.
Er, wait.
Take my alarm.
Be careful.
OK, what have we got?
Aurora Quest Holdings, Pier Horizon Enterprises,
Adaptive Curated.
These are shell companies that we strongly suspect
to be linked to Cal Morris.
All of them are making sizeable monthly payments to this company,
Jared Noble & Associates.
So he was working for Morris. He was working for Morris.
'And who are the associates?'
'Well, there's one, his wife, Alexandra Noble.'
'She's an accountant?' 'Yep.'
Shall we walk?
You'll have to turn off your mobile.
Er, I don't have it with me.
What about the one I called you on? I left it in the house.
Can I ask where you found it?
Um...
it was hidden in the cellar.
Anything else hidden in the cellar?
No, just the mobile.
That's disappointing.
You said on the phone that you could give me answers about Jared
and about what he was doing.
OK, here's the thing.
Your husband was overseeing a transfer for me...
..and now, sadly, that money has gone astray.
So I was hoping that you would help me find it.
H-How? I wouldn't know how to do that.
Go back to your cellar,
and look for anything Jared might have left
regarding foreign accounts.
You do that, and I promise you
I will get you answers.
Now, that's more than the police will do,
because once they find out he was working for me,
that's all they'll care about.
Do we have a deal?
No, I'm sorry, I can't.
That's not how it works.
You don't say no to me.
You keep the phone, and I'll call you.
OK.
ALARM RINGING
It is OK. Just smoke alarm.
Police was here returning papers. She called an engineer.
He said it was just some faulty connection.
OK.
I don't like this, having the wife involved.
She knows too much.
That's why she needs to be in our circle.
And if she doesn't deliver?
FOOTSTEPS
DORIS: 'The kids are asleep.'
'Thanks. Do you mind locking up?'
'Uh-huh. Sure.'
There. All done.
OK, thanks.
And Jason left this for you.
Post from office. OK.
I might go, too? OK.
I hope I did not say the wrong thing.
About the trip to America.
You're fine, honestly.
Night.
SHE WHIMPERS
Oh.
SHE SOBS
No!
Oh, God!
SHE WEEPS
SHE SNIFFLES
Oh, God, Jared, you...
SHE WEEPS
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