It was a murder trial. We decided something important.
- Did you lock someone in jail? - No.
- Do we want doves? - What?
At the wedding?
He's yours.
I'm just hearing about your new friend, the murderer.
- She gave Margie the dove. - She what?
Everyone, this is my friend, Clara.
You guys don't recognise her? She was a juror on my trial.
We have to cut her off.
You had the chance to put her away when you gave that verdict.
Look where we are now.
I'm being questioned about the murder of my own wife.
I thought you were done with Heidi Lang.
The last thing I want is an ugly custody battle,
but with the way you've been behaving recently...
- I'm being tried again. - What?
Apparently, the jury at my trial was tampered with.
Someone's claiming to have been bribed.
I wanna cut a deal.
You turned yourself in?
I have to do the court case all over again.
But what if the new jury aren't as reasonable as you?
You have to help me. You can make him take it back.
How do you know the juror was a him?
Heidi knows it was you, and she's not happy.
Zoe's gone. She was studying in the library.
I meant to pick her up, and she's not here.
Heidi could have taken her. Do you know where she is right now?
She told me she's been hiding out at her parents' farmhouse.
Daniel, be careful.
Zoe!
Heidi!
Oi! Police. Get out of the water.
You need to help me find her.
Keep your hands where we can see them.
Why? I haven't done anything.
It's my daughter. She's been hurt.
*CREDITS*
Return to the route.
No. I am not returning to the route. I am on the route.
Do a U-turn.
Look, little Irish sat-nav guy,
if you don't tell me I'm going the right way,
then I am going back to the American woman.
How would you like that?
Return to the route.
No. This is the way I remember.
I think I remember. Do I?
So is that Daniel Shore, spelled O-R-E?
S-H-A-W. It's on my license.
Hey, can we do this later?
'Cause my daughter could be in that water.
Here. Her name is Zoe.
She's 16 years old.
OK. So just to be clear, Mr Shaw, you're saying that
that blood in there is your daughter's?
- Yes, I am. - Daniel, is everything OK?
Zoe.
- Hey. - Before you get mad...
- Are you alright? - Yeah.
She's OK.
Why didn't you answer your phone?
The security dudes made us hand them over...
- some piracy thing. - What security?
Look, just hear me out.
You know how much I love Betty Litchfield, I got a free ticket.
You were meant to meet me at the library.
Yeah, but there was an album launch at the uni.
It's literally next to the library.
And it was all ages, so you don't have to make it a drama.
You're grounded, forever.
And just stay there and stand next to that security guard
till Margie gets there. Understood?
She's OK.
So whose blood's that in there?
I don't know. But I gotta go and see my daughter.
No. No. We've gotta finish taking your statement, Mr Shaw.
You set off the alarms. And we've got a room full of blood.
Now, what exactly are you doing here?
I told you. I thought she had my kid.
- Who? - Heidi.
Heidi Lang. And she lives here.
- It's her parents' house. - And how do you know?
I told him. We were jurors on her murder trial.
She was convicted of murder?
Actually, we found her not guilty.
Which we're re-evaluating.
So why would she harm your daughter?
That's what she does. Heidi kills people.
- It's her thing. - It's her thing?
She's not officially a killer on your records.
But on our records she is, several times over.
On your records? Right. And what records might they be?
My daughter is OK. But it's pretty likely that Heidi
has killed someone or hurt them, or both.
And with that amount of blood, whoever it is,
is in serious trouble, if they survived.
You need to find the victim.
And you need to stop Heidi Lang before she hurts someone else.
The kids are fine. What's happened now?
- Can you put them on? - They're asleep.
I need to see they're OK.
Don't let them out of your sight. OK?
- Clara, what's going on? - I'll call in the morning.
So Heidi's killed somebody else and is on the loose?
Is that why you were so freaked?
I'm sorry.
Everything's going to be fine, I promise.
Yeah. You've said that before.
I need to have a shower.
I want you sleeping on that couch tonight
where I can keep an eye on ya.
OK. You've taken grounded to a whole new level.
Yeah.
Trish is at work.
That's everyone accounted for.
Someone out there is not so peachy.
You think she'd drown them?
If they're not already dead.
Who would she wanna knock off next?
No offense, but my money would have been on you.
Or her own family.
- Hello. - Angus, you're OK.
What? What do you want?
We need to talk to you about your sister.
Who are you?
This is another juror, number four.
Yep. Daniel.
Please. It's urgent.
Come in. This isn't a good time.
My father's entertaining business associates.
- Is Heidi here? - We haven't seen much of her lately.
We've all been busy.
Have you heard from the police?
- No. - What's going on?
If you know where Heidi is, you need to tell
the police right now before she hurts someone else.
I'm sorry? If you're going to insult...
Heidi's hurt other people before, hasn't she?
- Anita? - I thought you were supposed to be her friend.
There's been an incident at the country house.
It's Heidi.
Blood's been found in the house and it matches hers.
It's Heidi who's been injured?
What are you doing here?
I'm sorry. We shouldn't have come.
We were worried about her.
How did you know something was wrong?
We'll leave you alone at this difficult time.
Yes.
So how do they know that it's Heidi's blood?
They've got her DNA on record.
Wait, what? She's the victim?
- Mm-hmm. - Who could have done this?
Oh.
What?
- Do you wanna tell us something? - What are you talking about?
You did think Heidi had kidnapped Zoe.
No one here would blame you.
Whatever happened happened before I got there.
- OK. - It did.
- OK. - OK.
It could have been Heidi's brother, Angus.
I mean, she stabbed him when they were teenagers,
maybe he's just finally returning the favour.
Yeah. When he found out that Heidi was injured,
he wasn't even surprised or sad.
And her father wasn't upset either.
So do you reckon that they were both in on it together, father and son?
- They got someone to knock her off? - It makes sense.
Now that you've come clean about the bribe, there's a re-trial coming.
Ugh! And the Lang men wouldn't want, you know,
Heidi dragging their reputation down again.
Especially if she's found guilty this time around.
Were you expecting someone?
Hey.
- Detective Page, Homicide. - Can I help you?
I'm not sure yet.
Search warrant in relation to the suspected assault of Heidi Lang.
What?
The volume of blood at the crime scene
was consistent with a major injury.
Do you recognise this?
It was found at the scene.
Well, that's not his.
Is it?
So I keep it in here.
So the knife was here, and now it's not.
You got something?
You've seen it before?
Where?
It belongs to Heidi Lang.
You need to come to the station, and you.
Me?
This is insane. You don't even have a body.
Any suggestions where we should look?
I did not hurt, let alone kill, Heidi Lang.
The weapon belongs to you, and your prints are on it.
Your footprints are all over the crime scene where police discovered
you attempting to wash incriminating evidence off yourself in a dam.
- That is not what I was doing. - The victim's personal property,
a necklace, was found in your possession.
Her wallet and mobile were also found at the house.
And her phone and bank accounts haven't been accessed since.
The local cops said you claimed you were
at the Lang country house looking for your daughter.
'Cause I was.
You were under the impression Heidi Lang
took her there against her will?
Yes.
Can you describe your mood when you arrived?
I was concerned.
Angry?
Concerned.
How'd you know where to find Heidi Lang?
I told him.
Heidi mentioned she was spending some time at her parents' place.
You've been seeing the victim socially since the trial?
It's not illegal.
But being an accessory is.
Sorry? An accessory to?
Well, if we have reason to believe that you assisted Daniel Shaw
commit grievous bodily harm or worse, then you'll also be charged.
Clara has nothing to do with this.
- OK? - Did she tell you where to find the victim?
Could you answer the question?
I'd rather not.
What was the necklace about? Why take it?
It's some kind of trophy?
Whoever took my knife from the shed must have planted it there.
Have you talked to Heidi's family?
Her father, her brother, they both want her out of the picture.
She's bad for business.
Daniel wouldn't hurt anybody.
There's something we dug up on the internet that you might wanna see.
Do you know what this is?
It's a fight club for...
Violent, impulsive people with anger issues?
I don't like it either.
I hate this kind of thing.
Daniel's been in a dark place.
He lost his wife.
So imagine how dark he would have been when he thought
Heidi had his daughter, his only child?
That's not what I meant.
But you must have known there was a chance he'd do something rash
when you told him where to find Heidi?
No.
Look, I've got shocking taste in men,
so I'm not one to talk.
But you have got to stop covering for your boyfriend.
Daniel is not my boyfriend.
If you admit your role in this and what Daniel did,
then you might be able to avoid a serious charge.
I'm not admitting to something that's not true.
OK. Go on.
What?
- Do you have any tattoos? - No.
Got the passport.
The cops really think she's gonna skip the country?
They think that she and Daniel conspired to kill Heidi Lang so,
who knows what they think.
It's a nice place.
It's very...
- Clara. - Yeah.
Hey, she's gonna be OK. She didn't do it.
Yeah. Well, used to have more faith in the justice system.
These her kids?
Yeah, Mia and Jamie.
Oh, cute.
Cheeky.
Hey...
you're OK with a simple wedding, right?
No pyrotechnics?
No doves?
Don't ever mention the D-word.
We could lend Clara some money.
Help her pay her bail.
God, those lawyers won't be cheap. She might need it.
Maybe don't tell your dad I said you could skip school.
I think he's got bigger things to worry about.
You know everything will be fine?
I really wish people would stop telling me that.
That's cool merch.
How was the album launch yesterday?
Awesome.
Yeah, before everything went to shit.
But I still can't believe that a random girl just gave me a ticket.
A complete stranger gave you the ticket?
Yeah. I know, right?
To an album launch where you had to hand in your phone, right?
Yeah. It was some piracy thing.
Why are you looking all weird?
- My thinking face. - I haven't seen it before.
Funny.
Maybe someone didn't want you to answer your phone.
And maybe they wanted you to be missing from the library.
Why?
So your dad would think you'd been kidnapped.
OK. I got this. You just watch and play along.
What are you gonna do?
- A shtick. - A shtick?
Watch.
Can I help you?
Hi. Nice library.
I read a lot.
Really? What authors do you like?
Well, I don't believe in favourites.
Self-improvement.
Yeah. I find it helps me grow spiritually and financially.
Excuse my uncle.
Self-improvement isn't really working out for him.
But I'm doing my HSC, and I have an assessment due tomorrow.
Oh. Stressful.
Totally. Yeah. It's history.
It's worth 30%, and I've lost my folder.
There was a girl sitting next to me. She had the exact same one.
She probably took it home.
It's got my notes, sources, everything.
Well, do you know who the girl was?
No. She goes to a different school.
But I was wondering if you guys have any cameras around here
that I could check out, maybe identify her?
I can't really show you those.
Please, I can't fail this assessment.
The camera's at the door, so it shows anyone who entered.
There you are.
Any of those?
No. She had pink streaks in her hair.
What's going on?
You see, someone put the CCTV camera to face the ceiling.
Maybe the same person who set Daniel up.
Because they didn't want us to find the girl that gave Zoe the ticket.
Because that would lead us to them.
That's elaborate.
- Not for Heidi. - Heidi Lang, the victim?
What if Heidi Lang is not the victim?
You're out!
For now.
Hey, jailbird.
- Thanks for bailing me out. - Of course.
What if it's Heidi who set you up?
Yeah. I mean, Zoe was given a ticket to her favourite band, a gift.
Doesn't it sound like someone we know?
The ticket came from a stranger?
Yeah, but Heidi could have put them up to it.
And planted the necklace.
And took the knife knowing that your fingerprints would be on it.
I know everyone's an amateur sleuth these days,
but you need to leave the investigative work to us.
Well, we would if you arrested the right person.
Whoa, she didn't mean that.
Yes, she did.
Please don't arrest her, too.
The only thing I don't get is that if Heidi did fake her own death,
how is she gonna come up with a body?
I told you to take your car sick tablets!
Just don't vomit in the car. It's a new car.
Quick!
Hurry up. Over here.
Can you help me?
Oh.
- Can you... help me? - Are you alright?
Please, can you help me?
Please help me.
Dom? Is everything OK with the kids?
They're with Mandy.
In an undisclosed location.
Just as well. What is going on with you?
You call in the middle of the night to check on them,
and then next, I get a message asking for bail money.
It's my money, too.
Half the insurance payout belongs to me.
I owe Margie.
You've been charged with grievous bodily harm.
Accessory to grievous bodily harm.
That's so much better!
What's this?
It's from my lawyer.
I've requested an emergency court order for full custody of the kids.
What? No.
You gave up your rights to them when you got yourself arrested.
- But I didn't do it. - You sure?
You didn't just ask that.
Since this trial, you've become someone else.
I'm still their mother.
And as their father, I need to make sure they're safe.
Dom, please.
This is silly.
If you were in my position, I hope you'd do the same.
Hey, I know this isn't a great time,
but there's something you should see.
I must have left the door unlocked
because my attacker,
he just walked right in.
He stabbed me.
And then he just drags me to the dam,
and just left me to drown, just like an animal.
Somehow I just swam to the other side.
But I was so scared he'd come after me,
so I kept running into the bush until I couldn't anymore.
So you were out there hurt and alone for 15 hours?
Yeah. It was the longest night of my life.
But whenever I felt like I wanted to quit,
I thought of everyone who'd supported me,
family, friends, strangers.
All those people who stood by me and never doubted me,
they gave me strength.
I know who did this to me.
And luckily he's been charged.
She means you.
He knows that, idiot!
Now I just wanna focus on healing and moving forward.
So you definitely didn't do it, right?
- Oliver? - Well, someone stabbed her.
She's literally in the hospital right now with a stab wound.
You can't fake that.
Can you?
Clara. Hey.
OK? Clara, hey?
Excuse me. You shouldn't be here.
She'll wanna see me.
Oh. I'm so happy you came.
I really don't want you to feel responsible for this.
- Daniel didn't do it. - I was there.
He did.
He doesn't seem to think so.
Well, we already know he's a liar.
He made up that ridiculous story about being bribed by a fanatic,
who is now conveniently dead and unable to deny it.
Explain to me...
why would I pay a bribe to get off
a crime that I didn't even commit?
Why would Daniel wanna hurt you?
I'm no psychiatrist.
Maybe jury duty was bad for him.
Staring at those awful pictures of Belinda all day long.
A woman, the same age as his dead wife.
That must been really triggering.
And since he couldn't punish anyone for her death,
he's become obsessed with punishing me.
It doesn't help the police already know he's violent and irrational.
He thought I'd kidnapped his daughter, Clara.
That poor girl.
Her dad is so possessive.
I mean, he's probably even jealous of us.
Why would he be jealous?
Oh, come on, Clara, as if you don't know.
Know what?
He's into you.
It's obvious. But you don't need him.
Just like you didn't need Dom.
Hey, don't worry.
I will make it very clear to the police that this was all Daniel,
and that you had nothing to do with it.
The last thing you need is a conviction.
What would that mean for your custody issues?
Don't stress. It's gonna be fine.
I've got your back, just like you've always had mine.
That's what friends do, right?
You were right.
I was her friend, at least I thought I was, but not anymore.
She never needs to know that.
What?
Be careful.
It's all I'll say.
Of what?
We thought she was gone, and he didn't even blink.
Her father?
The funny thing is, he was the one that always told her,
"Whatever it takes, sweetie, you go get it.
You deserve it more than anyone." Look how that turned out.
You need to say something.
You could stop her.
You have children, don't you?
Then you know why I'll never admit we even had this conversation.
OK. First off, Heidi tried to kill her brother
when they were both teenagers.
Yeah. But their mum and dad covered that up.
Then Heidi went off the rails,
was a great disappointment to her dad.
So he booted her from the business, and she tried to make it on her own.
Then she sidled up to Belinda,
hoping one day to run that company, and prove Dad wrong.
And deciding that the best way to do that is to cash flow
the business by knocking off Belinda's father.
As you do.
But when Belinda wasn't grateful enough,
she killed her, too.
Then during the murder trial, Heidi paid a fanatic
to bribe Daniel to vote not guilty.
- He what? - Well, he was in a bad way.
There was a lot of yelling. We forgave him.
It's been a journey.
OK.
Chip?
Thanks.
Then Heidi got the fanatic, Dean Walsh, to set fire to my ex's store.
To try to make friends with Clara.
As you do.
But she didn't like it when the police identified the fanatic.
Way too close for comfort, for Heidi.
Yeah. Especially since the fanatic was caught,
then he could tell them about the bribe.
So she knocked him off, and framed Belinda's husband,
Paul by planting the murder weapon in his apartment.
Sorry. How many people has Heidi killed?
Three, we think.
And she also stabbed her own brother.
And probably herself.
Yeah. Leaving blood in the country house.
How could she even do that?
Well, she could have drawn her own blood using a syringe.
What?
Oh, yeah. You can take about half a litre of blood
and go about your day as if nothing happened.
And then, then, then she inflicted the stab wound on herself
later when she was done setting up her crime scene.
That makes so much sense.
That's my fiancee.
No!
- What? - What?
It's the dove.
That looks just like the one...
Heidi gave me.
And you tried to re-gift to me.
I know it's a sensitive subject, but you don't still have it, do you?
I binned it.
Don't get angry, but I unbinned it, not for myself, just because...
- She hates waste. - So I gave it to Ted.
Who's Ted?
My mum's neighbour at the hospice.
- There it is. You get it. - You get it.
Old people freak me out.
Well, you'll be old one day.
What?
Oh, are you seriously just thinking about this for the first time now?
Why are we whispering? He can't hear us, can he?
No. He's been non-responsive for three years.
Why waste the dove on him then?
Shh! Ted used to be a farmer.
I thought the dove might trigger happy farming memories, you know.
Hoping he'd come back to us.
Do they have doves on farms?
They have birds.
His daughter lives miles away. She hardly ever sees him.
Just thought it might, you know, be a bit comforting for him.
Isn't that right, Ted?
- Hmm. - What?
You are a genuinely lovely person.
I enjoy your company and I respect you.
And?
And I think this might be my first actual female friendship
that I haven't stuffed up by having sex with the woman involved.
Well, let's keep it that way.
Yeah.
Excuse him, Ted.
Just borrowing this, mate. We'll bring it straight back.
Take care, sweetheart.
Belinda bought it on a trip to Tasmania.
It was our honeymoon.
Could she have given it to Heidi?
No way. It was her favourite.
One day I nearly knocked it off the table, she threatened divorce.
Heidi had the dove after Belinda died.
What? She took it?
Why would she do that?
Did you notice that it was gone?
No. Belinda would have, especially if it went missing before she died.
And I would have heard about it.
Unless there's more than one dove out there.
It was a limited edition.
There are only 11 of them made by the artist.
And it came with one of those verification certificate things.
Do you still have it?
What is that?
A duck?
A dove.
It is evidence that Heidi Lang killed Belinda Brooks.
A dove?
A limited edition dove by a Tasmanian artist.
Only 11 in the flock.
That's the only one that made it to the mainland.
It was sold to Belinda Brooks three years ago.
And here is that certificate of authenticity.
Heidi took it from her apartment the day she killed Belinda.
It was kind of a trophy.
Check your police records, I think you'll find it
missing from the crime scene.
And yet we have photos to prove it was there before.
Paul Brooks never reported it missing.
His wife had just died.
I don't think a missing dove was high on his list of priorities.
But Belinda loved it.
And Heidi took it, gave it to me.
A juror on her trial.
Bold move.
She was showing off, almost like she wanted to be
caught or at least wanted the attention.
So you're a profiler now, too?
Yeah. I'd hire her if I were you.
This just came in.
What?
Oh, we're not officially allowed to tell you anything.
Are we, Mills?
Especially since you've been charged with accessory.
No.
I'd never tell her that Heidi Lang has been picked up on CCTV
in the vicinity of Belinda's father's house
on the night he died.
Seriously?
How involved are you prepared to get in this case?
Sorry. I drum when I'm nervous.
Do you have any habits that aren't annoying?
It sucks we're not allowed to be a part of the action.
Yeah. Well, we're not even supposed to be here.
Oh, we're not. We just went for a drive, ended up here.
Total coincidence.
Sorry.
There she is.
Wow! Rocking the velvet.
Let's hope it works.
Name?
Clara Ross.
Clara Park.
Here you are, under friends and family.
We're asking all guests to be mindful.
She's still healing physically and emotionally.
But she's well enough to throw a launch party?
She's so brave, isn't she?
I feel like Belinda would be so proud of me,
of all of us.
And that is, is her legacy.
So to Belinda!
Excuse me.
Hi. I'm just so happy you made it.
I didn't know if things were weird with us.
Not at all.
There's a lot of noise.
Can I get you a drink?
We need you to move somewhere quieter.
Sorry. It's so loud in here.
Do you mind if we grab a chat in another room?
Oh. There's a rooftop bar.
You have to see the view. It's amazing.
Great.
Come on!
Rooftop? Is she serious?
Ha! Oh. How good is this city?
Yeah.
So you decided to tell the police the real story,
that you had nothing to do with my attack and that was all Daniel?
I told them everything.
No retrial for you.
No conviction for me. Everything's gonna be OK.
I'm just so happy that you could see the truth.
It's your story.
You get to tell it, no one else.
I just really wanna be the best version of me.
You deserve it more than anyone else.
I guess Daniel's story might be different.
Well...
He might even say you stabbed yourself.
Sorry?
What are you trying to say, Clara?
Nothing. I was a mess until you came along.
And then that night I said,
"I wish Dom's store would burn to the ground."
That changed everything.
I hope Belinda was as grateful?
If this is it, can I have a hug?
- Please. - OK.
No. No, not at the end.
Heidi, what did you do?
Belinda was my friend.
Of course. Is that why you took the dove, to remind you of her?
What?
When you came down from the rooftop you took the dove, Belinda's dove.
The one you gave to Margie.
No.
Belinda bought two doves. One for me and one for her.
Really?
Where?
At some overpriced gallery in Paddington.
I was with her the day before she died.
We spent the whole day shopping together.
- What? - No.
- No? - She got that dove in Tasmania.
How do you even know that?
Why are you attacking me?
I'm not. I just know there was only one dove.
How do you even know that? You're as bad as her.
You have to stay calm and keep her calm.
I'm trying.
Sorry?
You're...
Oh...
Hey...
You're one of my favourite people, Clara.
Do you know that, huh?
Do you know that? You're probably my best friend.
W-Why isn't she saying anything?
I can't hear her.
She's always got a comeback. She's not saying anything.
Daniel!
Oh, this can't be good.
Wait. Margie!
Sorry! Coming through. Excuse me.
Sorry!
What are you doing? Stop!
Is that a knife? Clara, please.
Please put the knife down.
Why are you doing this? Is it because I dobbed Daniel in?
I'm sorry, but I, I know you have feelings for him, but I just...
I just had to tell the truth.
The last thing I want is for one of us to get hurt.
Clara, you're really close to the edge there.
If I have to defend myself, I will. Clara, please stop!
Stop!
Hey!
Wait! Hey! You get away from me!
Don't you hurt me. You hear me?
Please, Daniel, get off me!
Hey! Daniel?
Daniel! Daniel!
No.
- Hey, get off me! - Get the knife!
I got it.
He gate-crushed my party,
and he tried to attack me.
- No, I didn't. - He attacked me.
- I didn't. - Heidi, we saw you!
No.
Hey.
Wait.
No! No. Hey. We need an ambulance!
You're gonna be alright. Clara?
Everything's gonna be OK, I promise.
Hey, stranger.
Hey.
So Clara's much better, by the way.
And she's out of the hospital, back home with the kids now.
Get the flowers that I sent her?
Yeah. Yeah. She would have preferred if they were delivered in person.
So we're doing this or what?
What the hell are you doing?
Fishing.
Avoiding Clara.
Are you seriously gonna let her be the one that got away?
You know what I love about fishing?
The quiet time.
She's sweet, smart, funny.
She's a bit weird, but, you know, mostly in a good way.
Always in a good way.
OK.
So then what's the problem?
She's snoopy.
Snoopy?
Yes. She snoops.
She finds out stuff...
the truth mostly.
And maybe there is stuff that I don't want her to find out.
- About you? - Yes.
I mean, don't you think she's already seen the full horror?
The fight club, the bribe, broken-widow issues.
Well, there you go. Why would she wanna be with me?
Maybe she won't.
Don't you wanna find out?
Look, you can sit here and decide
you're not worthy or you can do something about it.
Self-improvement. I read a book about it once.
Well, I flipped through it, but I, I got the gist.
Yeah. Did you look at all the pictures?
'Cause a lot of little kids love the pictures, don't they.
- Don't, don't touch my hair. - Why?
Because no one touches my hair.
- You're scared that I'll... - No, don't.
I was just trying to fix it.
Did you see Heidi's trial starts soon?
Three weeks and two days.
Not that you're paying attention.
Triple murder.
That poor jury. They've got no idea what they're in for.
I don't think everybody will be as thorough as we were.
It was worth it though, for her and Paul.
Hey, we're gonna be late for dinner.
Cool. Where are we going?
We aren't uninvited.
Nice.
Do you know, I was reading in the news about this other murder trial,
guilty verdict, but I don't think it should have been.
Oh, I have read about this. Yeah.
The family says they're innocent too.
Oh, I mean, you could pay them a visit in jail.
Ask them yourself.
If you come with me.
You know, somehow I don't think it's such a great idea.
- Aren't you just a tiny bit curious? - Here we go. Clara...
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