01x06 - Episode 6

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-Hello?

-I take it you're
getting us coffees

and that's why you're late?

-No, listen. I'm... I'm
outside Ross Corby's house.

Eoin Molony was just here,
and he gave him a gym bag.

- What? Do you need backup?
- No.

I need you to do
something for me, though.

The Strongbox pub in
Smithfield, right?

I need you to get their CCTV
from the night Stacey died.

-Okay.

-I wouldn't ask, but
I've got no one else.

- Yeah, no, of course.
- Listen, I got to go.

-Cara! Cara!

-Ross Corby?

Oh, no, you don't. I'm
arresting you of suspicion

of possession of
controlled substances.

You don't have to say anything,

but anything you do
say may be taken down

and given in
evidence against you.

Do you understand?

-Cara know you're
stalking me, does she?

-Cara may not have the measure
of you, but I do, mate.

-She's going to hate you
for this, you do know that?

-Yeah. We'll see about that.

Let's go.

-Hi. This is Detective
Garda Siobhán Wilson.

I can't take your
call right now,

so please leave your
message after the beep.

-Hey, I'm heading in to
interview Ross Corby.

Have you got anything? Let
me know when you got this.

-Ross Corby's solicitor's
here. Want me to join you?

-Yeah. That'd be great.

What's the deal with Ross
and your granddaughter?

- They're seeing each other.
- No, I know that.

But is there anything
I should be aware of?

Anything else other
than the bag of drugs?

-Do I think he's guilty of
more than just possession?

Yeah, I do. Can you just
bear with me on this?

Interview with Ross Corby,
commencing at 1312 hours.

That was quite the assortment
of drugs in that gym bag.

What were you planning
on doing with them?

-They're for personal use.

-Initial estimates put it
at well over 13K's worth.

So we are looking at
intent to supply here.

-How do you know Eoin Molony?

-I'm sorry. How's
Eoin Molony relevant?

-For the record,

this is an image of Eoin Molony
handing Ross Corby a gym bag.

That was at 11:35 this
morning. It was recorded by me.

The same said bag was searched
and taken into evidence.

What's the sentence for
intent to supply here?

-Up to 10 years.

-What did Eoin ask you
to do with the drugs?

-Things will going
a lot better for you

if you cooperate, Ross.

-He asked me to
sell them for him.

-Who introduced
you to Eoin Molony?

-I met him through
my girlfriend's mum.

-Could you state your
girlfriend's name

for the record?

-Cara. Cara Lockley.

But se's not involved, though.
She wasn't a part of this.

-And could you state Cara's
mum's name for the record also?

-Stacey Lockley.

-How long have you
been working for Eoin?

- Couple of months.
- How did that come about?

-He drove me home
after dinner one night.

On the way, he mentioned
he had some work going.

Said there was potential
to earn good money.

He said I could try it
out, see how I got on.

It was never meant to
be a serious thing.

- So what changed your mind?
- What do you mean?

-When did it stop being
a bit of spare cash?

-Well, it hasn't.

In fact, I told them I want
out. I told him no more.

-But he showed up on your
doorstep this morning

with a bag of drugs
for you to move.

People like Eoin don't just
hand over 13 gram's worth

of drugs to anyone.

What did you do to earn
that kind of trust?

-I don't know.

-Have you done big
jobs for him before?

-No. I told you. No.

-Does he have something on you?

Something he's
holding against you?

-Okay. I'd like to request
a five minute break.

I need a quick word
with my client.

-Interview suspended,
1316 hours.

Colette, you going to
tell me what's going on?

-Stacey called him
the night she died,

and then I think she
went to meet him.

He is connected to her death
in some way. I know it.

-We need to take this
to Organized Crime.

-No way. They had their
chance. They blew it.

-You need to see this.

It's the CCTV from
the Strongbox pub

the night Stacey died.

I'm so sorry, Colette.

-Interview resumed with
Ross Corby at 1333 hours.

-Ross Corby, I'm
further arresting you

on the suspicion of the
m*rder of Stacey Lockley.

You're not obliged
to say anything,

but anything you do say
may be used in evidence.

-What?

-You arrested my
client for possession.

-Evidence has just come to hand

relative to the death
of Stacey Lockley,

who we now believe to
have been m*rder*d.

-Well, I need to
see that evidence.

-For the tape,

I am showing Ross Corby CCTV
footage from the Strongbox pub

on the night of
April 19th, 2021.

That's the night
Stacey Lockley died.

We see Ross Corby sitting
with Stacey Lockley.

-My client informs me

that you are his
girlfriend's grandmother,

which makes you the
mother of Stacey Lockley.

Is that correct?
- That is quite correct.

-Uh, Sergeant.

-I want it to be
known for the record

that I do not agree
that this interview

be conducted by someone
so close to the case.

-As I'm sure you know, there's
no rule in the Garda code

that says Detective
Garda Cunningham

can't interview your client.

But your objection's noted.

-Ross.

Look at me.

Tell me what your relationship
with Stacey Lockley was.

- She's my girlfriend's mum.
- Did you often go for a drink

with your girlfriend's
mum alone?

-No.

-So what was different
about this night?

The night that Stacey died.

-I'm in the viewing room.

You're going to
want to see this.

-Why did you decide

to have a drink
with her that night?

What did you need to talk about?

-She was trying to
split me and Cara up.

Alright? She said she'd go to
the guards about me pressuring

Cairo into dating, but
she had it all wrong.

For the record,

the tape shows Ross
Corby standing at the bar

ordering two drinks.

Then, en route
back to the table,

he stops and places white
powder in one of the drinks.

What did you put
in Stacey's drink?

-Did you drug her, Ross?

-Ross, this is all on tape.

You might as well tell us
what you drugged her with.

What was it?

-Fentanyl?

-And why did you drug
her with fentanyl?

-I...

-What were you planning
on doing with Stacey?

-Nothing. Nothing. I wasn't
planning on doing anything.

The tape shows

Ross Corby leading Stacey
Lockley out of the bar.

Stacey appears to
be incapacitated.

You led her to her car.

You helped her in, and
then you made a phone call.

Who did you call?

-I can't.

-Who did you call?

-Ross, we're in the
process of tracing

every call you made that night.

Who did you call?

- Did you call Eoin Molony?
- I can't remember.

- You can't remember?
- I can't remember.

-After you made the phone
call, you drove off.

Where did you take her?

Where did you go, Ross?
Did you go to Phoenix Park?

-You need to answer
the question, Ross.

-Is that what happened? Eoin
told you to meet him there,

where he could finish the job.

Is that what happened?

- Hang on.
- Did he feed her more drugs?

So you handed her
over like that?

Then he fed her the
rest of the drugs.

- I need to have a moment with...
- And he left her for dead.

Isn't that what
happened? He set you up.

Now you're going down for
m*rder if you don't talk to us.

If you cooperate,
we can help you.

-Oh, that's enough.
That's enough.

I need to have a word
with my client now.

He used you, Ross. Just
like he used Stacey.

Just like he used everyone else.

-I said, I need a moment
with my client. Now.

-Interview suspended
at 1357 hours.

- Colette.
- I was so f*cking close.

-Yeah, but you can't...

-What the f*ck's going on?

-Organized Crime. We're
taking it from here.

-Thanks, Jane. Jesus
f*cking Christ.

-Colette. Colette.

What the f*ck are
you playing at?

-What am I playing at?

I was trying to get to
the truth down there,

and you bloody sidelined me!

-Because you shouldn't
even have been in there

in the first place.

As soon as you were aware of
Ross's involvement with Eoin,

you should have handed it
over to Organized Crime.

- Handed it over?
- I shouldn't even

have to explain this
to you, Colette.

-They have her death
down as suicide, Jane!

-Look, I'm sorry they
dropped the ball.

I'm sorry. I really am. But
you are too close to this.

You know you are. That
performance downstairs,

you could have jeopardized
the whole case.

-I just want to find out
what happened to my daughter.

-And they're going to
reopen the investigation.

-And Eoin Molony would
have flown away by then.

-Colette, go home.

Cool down a bit.

I will let you know if
there is any update.

-If they had done their job
properly in the first place,

this wouldn't be happening.

-Hi. This is Cara. I can't
come to the phone right now,

but leave a message and
I'll get back to you.

- Hello?
- Hey, Liam, it's me.

So, where are you?

-Uh, I'm at the library with
Kevin. I'll be home soon.

-Do you know where Cara is?
I need to talk to you both.

-She said she was going
straight home after school.

Why?

-She's not picking up.

-Oh.

-Listen, I'll see
you soon, all right?

-All right. See you later.

-Cara?

Cara?

Oh, sh*t.

-Hello?

-Hello, Colette.

-Eoin, where's Cara?

-She's with me.

I thought you have
something of mine, so...

- What is it I have of yours?
- Don't f*ck me about, Colette.

I know Stacey had the bag
because she was threatening

to go to the guards with it.

-Put Cara on the phone.

-I'm not sure you're in a
position to be making demands.

-Put her on now.

- Colette?

-Are you are right, love?

-The bag, as you found it.

The drugs, money, everything.

I'll text the location Meet
me there in 40 minutes.

And I mean it, Colette.
Don't f*ck me about.

Oh, f*ck.

- Hello?
- Liam?

-What happened?

-Let's go. Alright?

- Go where?
- Let's go.

We have to go now. I
need you to go to Kevin's

and stay there and not leave
until I can pick you up.

All right?
- Well, where are you going?

-I have something I need to do.

-Tell me what happened.

-Liam, please, just go
to Kevin's, all right?

Cara?

Cara?

-Cara.

Cara, are you alright?

-Bag on the floor now.

- Did you hurt her?
- Now!

Phone. Turn it off.

Give it to me.

Give to to me.

Keys. Give me your keys.
- Okay. Okay.

-What have you got?
Nothing. Nothing! Nothing.

Cara, are you all right?
- Don't look at her!

Look at me, Colette!

What the f*ck?

Where is it?

Where the f*ck is it?

Where the f*ck is
it? The USB stick.

I know Stacey had it.

Where the f*ck is it?!

Tell me where the f*ck...

- You, come here.
- No. No.

-No. No. Please.

-Don't f*cking test me.
Don't f*cking test me.

-Please, just let her
go. Please. Please.

-Colette, you know I'll do it.

-It's alright, love.
It's gonna be alright.

-Look at me. I will
f*cking k*ll her

like I k*lled your daughter.

-Now, give me the f*cking stick.

-I can't. I can't.

I need you to let her go.

I need to know that she is safe.

It's not on me, but
I'll get it for you.

I know you need to go. I will
get it for you right now.

I know the Donnellys
are after you.

How much time do you have?

-f*ck.

-Eoin, let her go. It's
the smart thing to do.

We're miles away from anywhere.

You just f*cking let her go.

-I will put a f*cking b*llet
through your f*cking head!

-I will. I will give it to
you. You need to let her go.

I don't give a f*ck
what you do to me.

Please.

She's got nothing
to do with this.

This is between us.

-Just go. f*cking go.

-Cara, run!

Run.

I'll take you to it.

-Don't f*ck with me, Colette.

Don't f*ck with me.

Go.

Stop.

Just tell me where it is.

-Colette!

Colette!

-Cara.

- Are you alright, sweetie?
- I'm alright?

-Liam said that he didn't know

exactly what kind of
trouble you were in,

but that something
was definitely wrong.

-Is he all right? Where is he?

-He's at your house
with his friend.

There's a guard there with them.

-Right. Thank you.

-Oh.

You know, I'd have
k*lled you if you died.

-Thanks for having my back.

-Colette?

-See you later.

-Our team are in the process
of decrypting the files.

-You think there's
enough there to

go after the Donnellys?

-Gives us their
network of operations,

so it's a good start.
Nice work, Colette.

-I imagine Eoin's thinking
the b*llet to his shoulder

is the least of his
worries right now.

- Yeah.
- As soon as they patch him up,

we're on standby
at the hospital.

- Superintendent O'Kelly.
- Excuse me.

-Yeah.

-I'm so sorry, Claire.

I'm sorry you got it
so wrong about Stacey.

-Yeah.

Thanks.

You ready? Yeah? Then
let's get you home.

-Is it true? Did
he really k*ll Mum?

- Alright?
- Yeah, thank you so much.

Thanks.

-We, uh... We came over
as soon as we heard.

-Guards were here
when we got here.

They were taking
fingerprints and things.

They left about an hour ago.

-Yeah, we, uh... we fixed the
place up as best we could, so.

-I'm really tired.

-Well, look, Debbie and I
made some breakfast, so...

-No, I'm okay.

I think it'd be good for
you to eat something, Cara.

- You alright?
- Yeah. Fine.

-Thank you both so
much. It's really kind.

-What the hell happened?

-Do you mind if I just
sit down for a sec?

-Can I come in?

-Yeah.

-What happened?

-Eoin k*lled Mum.

Ross had something
to do with it.

- It's okay.

I'm sorry.

-There'll be a
full investigation.

But that's really all I
can tell you right now.

-I think it's best if
the kids stay with me.

I'd say the kids need
to be home right now.

-I say they need to get
away from this house

and all its awful
memories, Colette.

-Niall, the kids are
staying here, alright?

I think it's best that
the kids stay here.

-We know well what you think.

You made your
opinion very clear.

-What?

-You want Cara and
Liam to live with you.

Well, I'm telling you
now, not gonna happen.

-I am not going to have this
conversation with you right now.

All right? This
is not the time.

-Oh, I think it is.

I think this is the perfect
time for this conversation.

-Niall, I think
Colette might be right.

-Well, let's just see
what the kids think, okay?

- Oh, my God.
- Cara! Liam!

Will you come down here, please?

There's something I want to
discuss with you. Thanks.

-Now is not the
right time, love.

-It's okay, Debs. I'm on it,
alright? Don't worry about it.

-We, uh... We need to
talk about family stuff.

- Dad.
- Do we have to do this now?

-Yeah.

We need to talk about
where you're gonna live.

-Niall, the kids...
They're knackered.

-We need to talk about who
you're gonna live with.

And I...

See, I want us to be
together again as a family.

Do you understand?

-Dad.

We're going to live
here. With Colette.

Because that's what Mum wanted.

I'm sorry.

-It's okay.

-I'm sorry.

-Niall.

Why don't you come
for dinner this week?

- I, um...
- The kids would love it.

-I'll give you a call
in a couple of days.

-Colette. Got a second?

- Are your eyes closed?
- Yeah.

All right. Is
this a booby trap?

-No. Come on. It's a surprise.

-All right.

Oh. Ow.
- Sorry.

Okay. Okay, right there.

- Okay.
- Thank you.

Now, open them.

-You changed your mum's sheets.

-Yeah.

'Cause it's your room now.

-You like the color?

- I love it.

-I love the color.

Come here.

You two.

-You're family now.