Sally, she was attacked last night.
Anything else you can think of?
Anyone who might have reason?
There's this fella. Michael McAllister.
I found your phone outside her house.
It was on my way home,
so I thought I'd take a look.
Did you see anyone else there?
No.
Do you know where you are, Sally?
So she'll be able to say who attacked her?
My dad killed someone.
I mean, what if I'm like him?
Andrew...
Andrew!
Michael, pick up.
Andrew ran off and...
..I can't find him.
See? There's nothing to worry about.
Where were you?
It's after 3am!
- I was at Jamie's and... - No!
I was at Jamie's and you weren't there.
We were messing around and lost track of the time.
Sorry.
Don't wa... don't walk away when your mother's talking to you.
Why?
- What are you going to do about it? - Hey...
- Get off. Get off! - Come here.
I'm going to bed, OK?
Anything could have happened, we were worried sick!
I can look after myself!
Great example you are.
John's going to read me the riot act.
Once he hears the full story, he'll understand.
No, he won't.
You know how it is with safeguarding,
it's all about the kids.
The likes of us get...
..put up against the wall and get shot.
Not going to be that bad.
If anybody says anything, just get the union rep on it.
Come on, are you finished?
What?
I want to put the dishwasher on before I go to work.
Well, I'm not finished.
Well, could you finish?
I'm a big boy, I can load it myself.
Really? There's a first time for everything.
Why don't you just...
You know, this is how serial killers get started.
..opposition of the proposal
for a bill to rent...
Karma!
If you hadn't have hurried me...
University hospital security has fallen under specific scrutiny...
Cathy?
..and a full internal review is in process.
The woman has been named locally as teacher Sally Bowman,
who last week was the victim of a serious assault
- after a night out in her hometown. - Cathy?
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- Mr McAllister? - Yeah.
Sean McAfee.
McAfee and Sons?
I'm the duty solicitor.
No, sorry, Hughes and Burns are my solicitors,
if you can just... Can you call them and...
Uh, they will... not be representing you.
What?
Right. Erm...
Can you j... Eh...
Can you just call...
..Jack Sullivan?
He's my father-in-law.
I've spoken to Mr Sullivan.
Police have yet to release any suspects,
but are urgently appealing to anyone with information
to contact the Gardai.
In response to the appalling news,
the chairman of the Honey Park Primary School board of governors
announced that the school will be closed today
as a mark of respect.
You don't know it was him.
Cathy.
It's not your fault.
Continuing interview with Michael McAllister.
10.04am, February 25th.
Detectives Blair and Miller in attendance.
You don't deny being at the hospital?
No comment.
You drive a Mercedes?
Registration 82LS 339?
No comment.
If you look at the screen.
For the record, screen is displaying CCTV University Hospital.
Entrance area.
Do you accept that the person seen here entering the hospital is you?
No comment.
Timestamp 11.55pm.
Michael McAllister being spoken to by security
and escorted outside.
Security staff will state that Mr McAllister was drunk
and demanded to see Mrs Bowman.
Mr McAllister, where were you between 11.55 and 12.20?
No comment.
Michael...
..let me put it to you that...
you reentered the hospital,
located Mrs Bowman's room,
took a pillow and smothered her with it.
That you murdered her.
No comment.
- Daddy? - What have you told Andrew?
- That his dad's not a murderer. - Do you believe that?
Who else could have done it?
Daddy, there...
..there's something else.
Gardai confirmed today that a 43-year-old male is being questioned
in connection with the murder.
While the name of the suspect has not yet been released,
Gardai are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Flowers and tributes lining the entrance,
a testament to the impact she had on her students and colleagues.
Andrew?
Where did you go last night after you ran off?
I told you I was at the park.
Right, love...
..will you swear on this?
Will you swear that you were at the park with your friends?
Why... why would I swear?
Fucking hell...
I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Andrew, I..
Crime Unit. Detective Cooper.
What's he saying?
He's not saying anything.
- But he's been charged? - No, not yet.
What's the problem then?
You said there was footage of him there.
Yes, there is.
So what is it then?!
Look, I'm not part of that murder investigation team, but...
..it's been 24 hours.
I'm hearing there's not enough evidence
to charge him or keep him in custody.
If they don't find anything, they'll have to release him in the morning.
He did this.
I know he did this!
It's not about what you know.
It's what we can prove.
Well, then find proof!
A man has been released after questioning
in the murder inquiry of former schoolteacher Sally Bowman.
Gardai have appealed for witnesses to come forward
and have called for an end to the media speculation...
Mummy!
Sasha? Where did Mummy go?
Get ready for school and I'll run you down.
Yeah, quick shower and I'll get to work as well.
You don't have to. You must be exhausted.
No, I'm fine.
Michael, you're not...
..going to work, Daddy said...
Right.
Daddy doesn't want me near the place?
Well, not till everything dies down.
Great.
Michael...
Don't walk away from me, you have to talk to me.
Why did you go to that hospital?
Michael!
They stormed in here and they dragged you out in handcuffs!
You have to talk to me. Why were you at the hospital?
Michael?
Why would you go see a woman you claim you don't know?
Fucking... You claim you've never met her.
- I haven't! - And her knickers miraculously turn up in our house!
Do you want to know why I went to the hospital?
Yes.
Because I wanted to ask her if... it was Andrew who attacked her.
And if the answer was yes...
..I wanted to ask her not to ruin his life.
I was trying to protect him.
I think something's really wrong with our boy.
And you must have thought it...
..too.
No?
All right, what the hell's going on?
Nothing, love.
Dad's just tired.
You must have thought it.
No!
Lena?
They released me.
They know,
100%,
it wasn't me.
So, why don't you believe me?
Did you tell them about Andrew?
No, of course I didn't.
Right. Shall we get your coat on?
Don't know why you have your knickers in a twist.
- I shouted down that I was going to the shop. - Well, I didn't hear you.
Well, that's not my fault!
Aw, here we go.
Right. Let's get you all zipped up.
Yeah. OK. OK, Brian, I'll go.
Bye.
What?
They're sending me on a...
..safeguarding course, to Sligo.
- It's overnight. - Can you not do it online?
Apparently not.
This isn't a good time for me to be
away from home, I'm just going to...
No, you'll go. If it's overnight, they'll put you up.
I can think of worse things than putting my feet up
in a nice hotel for the night.
Well, why don't you come with me?
- You know, a night away from... - No, I can't.
The world can't stop turning.
You don't trust me, do you?
No, it's not that.
It's the way you... stormed out this morning, like...
..you'd forgotten Sasha and I even existed.
You didn't even make him his breakfast!
Why didn't you make his fucking breakfast?!
You were downstairs. He was absolutely fine!
But you didn't even say a word!
You just... You j...
What if I'd been sleeping?
What if I'd gone out the back door
- and not even realised he was still in the house? - I was upset!
My best friend was murdered!
But sure, it's fine!
Nobody died!
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, I'm just...
- I'm worried about you. - Why?
I'm not the one being sent to Sligo.
Right there, Josie? What are you saying there?
Right there, Darren?
Fucker.
- What are you doing here? - What does it look like?
- Did Lena not tell you to stay... - Yeah, Lena did say something,
but, eh, it's my job and I haven't done anything wrong, so...
There's a special family meeting of The Brothers of Caleb on Wednesday.
- Right? - Perhaps...
..you should give it a bye-ball.
Just until things settle down.
Dead on. My pleasure.
Tell Lena it starts at 8.
I'm sure she can't wait.
_
Well?
I could drive home.
Go back early next day.
- To check on me? - No.
Yeah.
Why wouldn't I want to check on you? I'm worried.
There's nothing to be worried about.
Are you OK for meds, or...
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I did... I didn't...
This is all just shit, isn't it?
Why don't you ask Mum to look after him?
You could have the night to yourself too.
Look...
I'm sorry too.
It has been shit.
But honestly, I'm fine!
Please, just find a pub, chill your pants, watch the match.
- How'd you know there's a match? - Oh, there's always a match.
Bye.
Bye, buddy.
Is that what you're wearing?
Yeah.
It's not often I get invited.
Lena.
Don't tell your dad about Andrew.
Cheers.
Brother of Caleb...
..are you prepared to accept the Lord Jesus Christ
as your personal saviour?
Yes.
Then pray this Sinner's Prayer to God.
Heavenly Father, I have sinned against you.
Heavenly Father, I want forgiveness for all my sins!
I want forgiveness...
..for all my sins.
Brother, you will not be led into temptation.
You were all over social media.
Are you OK?
Aye.
Well...
You must have been scared shitless.
I was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
In the hospital?
You've been following it closely, I see.
'Course I have.
But you were there?
Yeah.
I was just visiting a friend and then...
..minutes after I left, someone...
The real... killer.
The real killer.
Jesus.
You were so close to it.
Aye.
You know, I've still got another 20 minutes to... to kill,
if you wanted to... just...
- I don't know. - Yeah.
- Oh. I'm sorry. - No, no, you're all right.
I... Oh, no, no, yeah. Go on ahead.
- There you are. - Hey, here I am.
How you doing?
You know.
Look, I just want to say goodnight to Sasha.
Well, you're too late.
He's out for the count.
Are you out?
Yeah, party time.
No, I just nipped out for a walk.
Just needed some fresh air.
Are you missing me?
Yeah, of course.
Look, I, um... I've got to go.
- OK. - Love you.
Love you, too.
Recording.
Is everything all right?
Yeah. Just had to...
Yeah. No, it's... it's OK.
I've never done anything like this before.
Neither have I.
I have to ask you something.
Yeah?
OK.
Would you ever do anything violent?
- N... no. - It's OK.
No! No, of course I wouldn't.
So there are no skeletons...
- ..in the closet? - No.
That's why this whole thing is just so fucked up.
You do believe me, don't you?
Of course.
If you have done anything,
you can tell me, I won't judge.
No.
- I wouldn't. - I see you...
..Michael McAllister.
I wouldn't.
We're actually...
I had them followed last night.
Her name is Cathy McDaid.
She's a teacher at the school where Sally Bowman worked.
They're friends.
They found out about Michael's past and, well...
I know her.
Did Michael kill that woman?
Who else could it have been?
_
So...
..what do you want me to do about him?
I am...
..praying for you.
Pray for him.
Lena!
Lena, what's going on?
You...
Lena! Lena.
Fuck.
Hey. Andrew?
Andrew?
Andrew, open that door now, please.
Andrew.
Andrew!
Open the door! Now!
Do you hear me?
Lena?
Lena!
Lena.
Lena?
Can you open the door, please?
I can explain about all this,
she's just a friend, OK?
Lena!
Open the door!
Michael?
- The fuck are yous doing here? - Shut your fucking mouth!
We tried the path of forgiveness,
we prayed for you,
but to no avail.
Daddy!
What are you doing?!
See you?! I don't know who the fuck you are any more!
Come here!
Get off me!
Fuck you!
This is not your home.
Not any more.
- We're better off without you. - Lena!
Lena!
Lena, let me...
Lena!
Lena, let me explain!
Aye, yous are big fucking men, aren't yous?
Turn up at my fucking house, throw me out.
You ever come near my daughter or grandson again,
I'll kill you.
You'll kill me, will you? Go on!
Don't fucking touch me!
Fucking touch me! Get to fuck!
You'll kill me, will you?
The Lord will punish you.
Will yous remember that I'm the fucking murderer?!
Lena?
It's me, your da. Come on.
Look, Michael's gone, it's just me.
Now, let me in, love, come on.
Nothing?
I'll deal with them.
Right, Detective?
Lena, love? Let me in, please.
No! No!
Do you agree that the timestamp and date is accurate?
No comment.
What were you doing at the hospital, Detective Cooper?
No comment.
We done here?
I know you snuck out last night.
Where did you go?
Out.
Fresh air.
Crime of the century.
Where did you, Cathy?
Really?
I was sucking off Michael McAllister in a car park.
There. Are you satisfied?
I love you, Cathy.
But you need to short your shit out.
I'm going upstairs.
I need to take a shower.
No!
No! No!
Drop it!
No!
No...
No! No!
You must think I'm stupid,
Molly fucking Bloom!
Why would you do this?!
Why would you ruin my life?!
Because you killed my brother!
I paid for it!
Huh?!
You've had everything
and he's had nothing!
You murdered him.
No, I didn't.
And then you murdered Sally.
- No, I didn't. - Well, then, who did?
You killed her.
- Are you here to kill me? - No!
Why the fuck are you here?
Why?!
No!
I'm sorry, Cathy.
I'm sorry!
If you didn't kill Sally...
..who did?!
It wasn't him.
Cathy, I murdered your brother.
And I murdered your friend.
I am evil.
And I must be punished.
No!
Cathy?
Cathy!
No! Ca...
What have you done?
And no bullshit, or you're on your own.
You told me to warn her off and I warned her off.
I just lost control.
She had to go.
Oh, Christ...
What?
She wasn't even the one he was having the affair with!
It doesn't matter, she saw my face.
I wasn't going to throw my life
away over something you asked me to do.
Don't worry.
I made sure they had nothing on me.
I'll see you soon, brother.
Sorry I'm late, Sir.
Just... sit, McAllister.
Cathy.
I want you to imagine a shed.
At the bottom of your garden.
If you could just put those memories in a box
and tape it shut.
You put it in the shed.
You lock the door.
And you walk away.
And then...
..day by day,
year by year...
..you'll gradually...
..forget they're there.
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