Six Four Season 1 Episode 1

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00:00They're ready for you now.

00:12Okay.

00:27There's no rush.

00:28Just take a moment.

00:30I'm fine.

00:33I'm fine.

00:35I'm fine.

00:48You don't come through?

00:49All I'm going to do is take you through to the view room.

01:01There's no hurry.

01:03So please take the time.

01:04From here on, it will only be the three of us.

01:07Now, do you need me to explain what's going to happen?

01:10Yeah, yeah, we know what happens.

01:11You're a police officer.

01:12I am.

01:13I was.

01:16Can you follow me, please?

01:17I don't know.

01:18I don't know.

01:19I don't know.

01:21I don't know.

01:51I don't know.

02:21I knew.

02:23I knew it wasn't her.

02:25I knew.

02:27Shamil stayed in Edinburgh.

02:29It's too close to us.

02:30It's too small.

02:34I wonder who her parents are.

02:38The only way she's missing.

02:40Are they even looking for her?

02:41Come on, let's go home.

02:58Hey.

03:00Come on.

03:00I've got to go to London.

03:08Whoa, whoa, whoa.

03:09What do you mean?

03:10What do you mean you're going to London?

03:12You said you'd never go back there.

03:14Michelle.

03:15Michelle.

03:16I can't go to London.

03:17It's dangerous if we could stop.

03:18I am going.

03:20Let's go home.

03:20I am not going home.

03:22You need to stay in case Olivia comes back.

03:25Let's go.

03:27Is everything okay?

03:28Yeah.

03:29Sure?

03:30Yeah, it's just...

03:31It's all a bit difficult.

03:33You need to try and stay calm.

03:34Thank you for all your help.

03:44Okay?

04:04What?

04:30What?

04:34Michelle!

04:54Michelle!

04:58Sorry, excuse me.

05:10Excuse me, excuse me.

05:28I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

05:36I'm sorry.

05:40I'm sorry.

05:47I'm sorry, sir.

05:505-1-7 is the 1-900 service to London King's Cross.

05:55Calling at Alma, Newcastle, 9-9-3-York, Peterburg.

06:01I'm on the King's Cross.

06:10Michelle!

06:17I don't mind you laughing at me.

06:47I don't mind the way you take me down.

06:56Where in the world would you run?

07:02Raised by the $7.

07:08Born of the day.

07:12Was it her phone?

07:14Come on.

08:15Hi, I'm not available right now.

08:29Leave a message and I may get back to you.

08:34I just wanted to hear your voice live.

08:35I just wanted to hear your voice live.

09:05Hi, I'm afraid I can't take your call right now.

09:12But if this is you, Olivia, darling, please leave a message.

09:17Mum and Dad, we love you very much.

09:22Michelle, you need to phone me.

09:24You need to know you're okay and...

09:25Mary, just phone me, okay?

09:29Please.

09:32All right.

09:32All right, cheers.

09:47All right.

09:50All right.

09:51All right.

09:53I was out on set yesterday and there was no new information, so I've passed up.

10:21Chris, how are you doing?

10:24Mm.

10:25Bye.

10:26Fine, boss.

10:27I'm fine.

10:35It wasn't Olivia.

10:35Oh, Chris.

10:38Thank goodness, eh?

10:41Aye.

10:42Just some of the poor wee lassie nobody cares about.

10:44Well, we care.

10:46And you know I'm here if you need to talk.

10:49I need somebody to vote an armed robbery on a delivery van.

10:59Shouldn't that be an MIT shirt?

11:01No.

11:01There's no money.

11:03It's a supermarket delivery van.

11:09Okay.

11:09Michelle, you need to phone me.

11:21I need to know you're okay and...

11:24Mary, just...

11:25Phone me.

11:26Yeah, please.

11:27Please.

11:29Please.

11:31Please.

11:33Please.

11:35Please.

11:37Please.

11:38Please.

11:39Please.

12:05Please.

12:07Please.

12:08Please.

12:08Tony!

12:14Tony!

12:17It's Sarah Jones!

12:28Yeah, that's Sarah Jones.

12:33I'm in London. I need to meet up.

12:38I need to meet up.

13:08I need to meet up.

13:10I need to meet up.

13:12I need to meet up.

13:14I need to meet up.

13:16I need to meet up.

13:18I need to meet up.

13:20I need to meet up.

13:22I need to meet up.

13:24I need to meet up.

13:26I need to meet up.

13:28I need to meet up.

13:30I need to meet up.

13:32I need to meet up.

13:34I need to meet up.

13:36I need to meet up.

13:38I need to meet up.

13:40I need to meet up.

13:42I need to meet up.

13:44I need to meet up.

13:46I need to meet up.

13:48I need to meet up.

13:50I need to meet up.

13:52I need to meet up.

13:54I need to meet up.

13:56I need to meet up.

13:58So he didn't actually see tonight.

13:59He said that the woman said that he'd be getting stabbed if he resisted,

14:02so he ran off and he hid until they were finished.

14:05So there's no weapon?

14:06Didn't seem like it.

14:08So, I'll get some CCTV in the area.

14:11I'll start trawling through it.

14:14Oh, shit.

14:16Forgot they were in.

14:19Sorry to interrupt, guys.

14:20We're just showing the Justice Minister rounds.

14:23This is Detective Sergeant Rahman, Robert Wallace.

14:26What do you do?

14:28Nice to meet you.

14:29This is one of the local teams of detectives

14:30that work on cases that are less serious

14:33than those the major investigations teams would do.

14:36And what are you investigating at the moment?

14:38Well, it is a number of things, usually.

14:40Eye and car theft, serious assault.

14:43We had an armed robbery coming this morning,

14:45but Chris can tell you more about that.

14:48Chris.

14:49Hey? Oh, sorry. Sorry.

14:51The robbery on the Asda van.

14:54Why would anybody rob a supermarket delivery van?

14:56For the food.

14:58You know?

14:59People need to eat.

15:01This is Chris O'Neill.

15:02He's a detective here.

15:03Hello.

15:05Full disclosure, Chris is actually my brother.

15:08Oh, really?

15:10And you're a...

15:12Detective constable.

15:13Right.

15:14Great.

15:16You've been in this job a while.

15:18Yes, I have.

15:19I mean, not here all the time, you know, but...

15:21I'm sure you make a valuable contribution.

15:25Right.

15:26Well, we'll, uh, let you get on.

15:28Yes.

15:29Good luck with the Tesco van.

15:31Asda.

15:32Yes, of course, Asda.

15:33How did I say Tesco?

15:35Must be thinking of my shopping.

15:45Well, that was excruciating.

15:47Yeah, for me, mostly.

15:49Come on, Chris.

15:50You'd hate to be stuck doing that sort of stuff.

15:52Bill Martin.

15:55Who?

15:56Bill Martin.

15:56He used to be up here.

15:58Serious crimes, then he moved on to Counter Terror, Special Branch.

16:02I thought he was down in London.

16:05He is best avoided.

16:07Noted.

16:11Michelle?

16:13Chris, it's Sam Wishart.

16:14Please don't hang up.

16:17Chris?

16:18Yeah, it's me.

16:19I know you've been dodging my calls,

16:21but I really need to see you.

16:23Today.

16:58Did you want a coffee or anything?

17:00No, no, I'm fine.

17:01I can't stay alone.

17:09Listen, I'm sorry I've not been in touch.

17:11Why would you have been in touch?

17:12I was a mistake.

17:15You said it yourself.

17:16That's not what I meant.

17:17Chris, just don't worry about it.

17:21Yeah.

17:25So, you want to talk to me about something?

17:28Yeah, well, um, it's about an old case, an investigation into a missing girl.

17:39Her name was Julie Mackey.

17:42Sam, I don't have the authority to talk to you off the record.

17:45I won't tell anyone that we spoke, Chris.

17:47I just wanted to know what you knew about it.

17:52Um, well, um, it was a long time ago.

17:5616 years?

17:57Mm-hmm.

17:57But it was all over the papers at the time.

18:01Yeah, yeah, I remember.

18:03But I didn't have anything to do with it, so.

18:05And Philip worked on it.

18:07Did he ever talk about it to you?

18:10No, no, really, just that, you know, it wasn't good because they never got to the bottom of it.

18:16You know, they never found the girl and she's still missing.

18:18What is this, Sam?

18:19You writing a story about this?

18:2116 years is a long time for someone to be missing.

18:25Yeah.

18:27Yeah, I don't know how anybody can cope with that.

18:29Jim Mackey, Julie's dad.

18:33He says she was kidnapped.

18:35I didn't know that.

18:37Did the police think it might have been him?

18:40I don't know, Sam.

18:41Statistically, you normally end up back in the family.

18:44You know, the people that you know are the ones that hurt you.

18:46Can you ask your brother about this for me?

18:49No.

18:50Please, just ask him what he thought of Jim Mackey.

18:53If he was a credible person that he was saying.

18:55Sam, I will not be asking my brother about any of this and I shouldn't even really be here.

18:59But you are here.

19:04Yeah.

19:04I mean, if you're feeling bad about what happened between us, then just answer my questions.

19:11Okay.

19:12I have information that a phone call was made to the Mackey house by a kidnapper.

19:20And the police covered it up.

19:22Your brother was part of it.

19:26That's nonsense.

19:26It's true.

19:27There's a recording of the call to the house that night.

19:30Sam, if you are doing a story about this and you need more information, the best thing

19:35you can do is contact the Scottish Police Service News Desk Manager.

19:39But I think you already know that, eh?

19:41Yeah.

19:42It's a nice thing.

19:44It's pretty good.

19:47I know.

19:52We're talking about who you and I need to listen to the mic in the comments.

19:54That was a joke.

20:04It's pretty good.

20:06It's pretty good.

20:08Wow.

20:39Jesus, it is here. Sarah Jans.

20:50Back from the dead.

21:05Chris, are you still here?

21:07Aye, meetings.

21:09Meetings.

21:11I'm sorry about earlier. I didn't mean to embarrass you or anything, saying I was your brother.

21:15You are my brother.

21:17I am, aye.

21:20So is that Bill Martin up here now?

21:22Yeah, he works for a security company that provides the protection officers for the government.

21:26All right, that's how he was in. I never liked him.

21:29He's a bully and a bigot.

21:31Aye.

21:31He's an acquired taste.

21:38Listen, I'm sorry I've not been in touch.

21:40Yeah, you're a busy man.

21:41No, no, no, Chris. There's no excuse. Not with what's going on with you.

21:44Any news?

21:49Well, we were in Edinburgh and I.D. this morning.

21:55Young girl pulled out of the fourth.

21:58What was it, Olivia?

22:01Olivia will come back.

22:03It's been three weeks.

22:04That's not long. That's not long at all.

22:06This kid's gone missing for a long time.

22:07Okay, that's not what I mean.

22:10What I mean is she's you and Michelle's daughter.

22:12She's my niece.

22:13You know, she's part of us.

22:15Whatever was wrong, whatever happened.

22:16Nothing happened.

22:17Nothing happened.

22:18I don't know why she left.

22:20She just left.

22:20No, I'm not saying anything happened, Chris.

22:22I'm just saying...

22:24I'm just saying if there's anything I can do,

22:27you just have to ask.

22:29You know that, don't you?

22:32Aye.

22:33Okay.

22:34That's enough to get back to Garcosh.

22:36Yeah, yeah, I should go on to.

22:37Listen, you should come round to this new house.

22:40You and Michelle.

22:41And Gemma would love to see you both.

22:43And his name.

22:45Yeah.

22:46I'll be in touch.

22:47Yeah.

23:01Hey, sir.

23:06Listen, there.

23:07Do you remember a girl called Julie Mackey?

23:12Aye, the family said it was a kidnapping,

23:15but it was a disappearance.

23:17I mean, there's no evidence to the contrary.

23:19No.

23:20So what do you think happened?

23:23I don't know.

23:24Dad was a crank.

23:25I remember that.

23:25What's wrong?

23:30I don't know.

23:31I just...

23:32That's what people are going to say about me if Olivia doesn't come back.

23:35No, they're not.

23:36Yeah, they are.

23:36You just said it yourself.

23:37That was a crank.

23:38Everybody always thinks it's a family.

23:40Chris, come on.

23:40I didn't mean that.

23:41What are you doing thinking about Julie Mackey?

23:44You'll torture yourself with that.

23:45Anyway, journalists asked me about it today.

23:57Journalist?

23:59What journalist?

24:01Samantha Wishart.

24:02She's a freelance.

24:03You shouldn't be meeting journalists.

24:07It's a notifiable association.

24:09I know, I know.

24:09I just...

24:11It wasn't about work.

24:12I just...

24:12I just bumped into her and she asked me about it.

24:17OK, see, if she comes back to you about this,

24:20you let me know.

24:21OK?

24:22Yeah, sure.

24:24OK.

24:26Late.

24:26Yeah.

24:33Good night.

25:00Piers.

25:26I need to get in touch with him.

25:28Are you mad after what you did to him?

25:30It's important.

25:33You can't get back in touch with Piers.

25:35Trust me on this.

25:37You put him in jail for ten years.

25:39You think he's just gonna have a cup of tea in the chat?

25:42You're gonna reminisce over the good old days.

25:44He will kill you.

25:52What did you do, Sarah?

25:55Please, Tony.

25:56Tony.

25:58You got a new life now.

26:00You know what's good for you?

26:03You will go home.

26:04I'm not going home.

26:09Do what you want.

26:10Nothing to do with me.

26:11How many months is she?

26:26I'd say seven at least.

26:29You think they're a family?

26:31Don't recognise any of them.

26:32No, me neither.

26:33Well, we don't know all the messed up families in the world, are they?

26:37Oh, I need to take care of this group.

26:39You have an idea, it's running.

26:41I'm not going home.

26:41That's all.

26:53Cheers.

29:24Mr. Mackey?

29:30Mr. Mackey?

29:31I know you're in there.

29:33Mr. Mackey?

29:34Who are you?

29:45I just need to talk to you.

29:47I don't want to speak to you.

29:49Please, Mr. Mackey, I just need to ask you about your daughter.

29:51Fire the door!

29:52Mr. Mackey, please.

29:58I need to talk to you.

30:02My daughter's missing as well.

30:04I know you're in there, I know you're in there.

30:12All right.

30:14I know you're in there.

30:17Well, that's all.

30:19Here I go.

30:20Hello?

30:21Hello?

30:22I know you're in here.

30:22You go.

30:23Come on.

30:24You go.

30:24Oh, thank you.

30:51What's it going?

30:58You still working?

31:03No.

31:05Haven't worked in a long time.

31:08Everything changed after Julie.

31:11Disappeared.

31:14So when did your daughter go missing?

31:18Well, it was a few weeks ago.

31:22She went to Central Station, she took a train to Edinburgh.

31:25We saw it on the CCTV and then she just disappeared.

31:29She didn't have her bank card on her or her phone.

31:32We went through and we took flyers, you know.

31:37Went to all the shelters, the hospitals.

31:40No sign of her.

31:41Nothing since.

31:42Haven't heard from her in three weeks.

31:45Three weeks?

31:47Yeah.

31:48Not even a phone call.

31:50Hmm.

31:51My wife used to dream of Julie phoning.

31:57She was obsessed.

32:00Her answer phone always had to be on just in case she phoned.

32:07But I think people were listening to us.

32:17Listening to you?

32:18Hmm.

32:19Listening to us.

32:21Is your wife, is she here?

32:27No, she's dead.

32:30Oh, oh.

32:32I'm sorry.

32:34She never got over it.

32:39She was the only one that heard the kidnapper's voice.

32:44First time you phoned before the police came, she answered it.

32:50All she ever wanted was a wee girl back.

32:55That's all your wife will want to.

33:02Yeah.

33:03Yeah.

33:04What did the police say about your daughter?

33:08Well, there's not much they can do, eh?

33:11There's no sign of foul play.

33:13She's almost 18, past the age where she can make her own decisions.

33:17No use to me either.

33:20The police are corrupt.

33:22We're not all like that.

33:27Sorry?

33:30I mean, the police, the police, they're not all like that.

33:33No.

33:34He said we.

33:36Who's we?

33:38Who are you?

33:56Jim.

33:58I'm a policeman.

34:00Okay, I'm sorry I didn't tell you.

34:02I just, I really needed to talk to you.

34:03You're a policeman.

34:04Yes, but my daughter is missing.

34:06I just thought you might understand.

34:07Get out!

34:14My daughter was kidnapped by the security services.

34:18And she was murdered because I knew about 6'4".

34:26Mr. Mackey?

34:27Mr. Mackey?

34:28Mr. Mackey?

34:29Mr. Mackey?

34:31Mr. Mackey?

34:33Mr. Mackey?

34:35What do you mean you knew about 6'4"?

34:39What is 6'4'?

34:42Mr. Mackey?

34:45And this follows on from the fact that the variance of a sum of independent random variables

35:11is the sum of the variances. Yes.

35:15Could you apply this formula for any sort of probability?

35:19You could apply this to medical research, social sciences.

35:24What about gambling?

35:26Binomial distribution can be applied to gambling, yes.

35:29However, I think I'm contractually obliged to tell you that gambling is not something we encourage here at Strathalmond.

35:36You're so boring.

35:38House always wins, Miss Wallace.

35:40House always wins.

36:10There's a stick that's following.

36:12Think about how long you're hearing or how long you've heard a book?

36:14I think it's a big issue of how long you're hearing it.

36:1715 p.m.

36:19So, you want to buy both of these signals?

36:20Well, that arrivido, you might choose a big deal.

36:22Well, I think it's a big deal!

36:23Like, don't we, the previous government…

36:25A big deal?

36:26There are no big deal.

36:29And you can use these technologies, but...

36:30there might be multiple things.

36:32There are just a thing that exists for an December.

36:33So, it is for $5.

38:04For God's sake, what are you doing?

38:16Shit, shit, shit.

38:18This is not the time to try and make an accommodation with a far-right English nationalist government.

38:39This is the time to restore Scotland's place as a progressive country back at the heart of Europe.

38:45An action that could see the leaders of your party, of your government, hauled through the courts.

38:50Then so be it.

38:51The leadership of your party has predicted to only open a legal referendum.

38:57And I think that's a mistake.

38:59How could the question of modality be a mistake?

39:01Well, we have a government in Westminster that breaks the law, that rides roughshod over the constitution of the United Kingdom.

39:08A government who is implacably opposed to Scottish independence and who will never under any circumstances grant Scotland the right to choose its own destiny.

39:16Therefore, we have no choice but to take a unilateral step of holding another referendum on independence.

39:23So, no advisory referendum straight to an illegal world capital.

39:28If the leadership of my party and our government do not understand that this is absolutely the time for the people of Scotland to decide their future,

39:37then I'm willing to challenge for that leadership myself.

39:40First question is the Ganga Celia at Westminster.

39:44Then you decide to the Scottish Parliament.

39:48Hello?

39:51Hello?

39:52Chris.

39:53Michelle.

39:55I'm sorry.

39:58About today.

40:00Okay, why didn't you call me earlier?

40:01Why didn't you let me know that you were okay?

40:03I've been worried.

40:04I know, I know, I know.

40:05I should have called.

40:06You shouldn't be down there.

40:07You need to be here.

40:09What can I do up here on my own?

40:10I'm not coming back, Chris.

40:12Not at the moment.

40:15Why not?

40:16I told you, I just, I...

40:17I need to do something.

40:20I need to feel like I'm doing something.

40:23Can you at least tell me what you're trying to do?

40:28I'm not getting into this at the moment, Chris.

40:45We need to concentrate on finding Olivia.

40:51Chris, open the door!

40:53Chris, who's that?

40:57Tell your brother I won't be intimidated!

41:00Sam! Sam!

41:02I met you this afternoon, and then after work a car follows me home

41:06and tries to run me off the road on the Erskine Bridge!

41:11A police car did that?

41:12No, not a police car, a black SUV.

41:14Who would that be?

41:15I didn't know you'd tell me.

41:17What did you do?

41:18Run off and tell him right after you met me?

41:20Run off and tell who?

41:21Philip, did you run and tell him what we talked about?

41:23No, no, I haven't told anyone.

41:24You're lying. You probably ran straight to...

41:26Why would I do that, Sam?

41:27Because I told you your brother tried to cover up the kidnap of Julie Mackey.

41:31Sam, come on.

41:32Just tell them to back off, Chris.

41:40Michelle? Michelle?

41:41Michelle!

41:46Did you help her fit, mate?

41:56Did you order food, mate?

42:01Aye.

42:02Yeah.

42:04See you later.

42:11Tony?

42:12No, no, no, no, no, no.

42:14Please, please don't put the phone down.

42:15Please don't put the phone down.

42:19I'll tell you why.

42:22I need to talk to Piers.

42:26I need to talk to Piers.

42:33It's...

42:34about my daughter.

42:40Honesty about these things is a far better strategy

42:43than perhaps the fudges around these issues

42:45that were in forage during the referendum.

42:48Hi, I'm afraid I can't take a call right now.

42:51But if this is you, Olivia, darn it.

42:54I've always tried to adhere to Alice de Grey's mindset.

42:58You should work as if you live in the early days

43:01of a better nation.

43:02Okay.

43:03Good luck with that, Minister.

43:04Thank you very much.

44:23Come on.

44:25Stop this.

44:26It's cold.

44:27What are you doing?

44:30No!

44:31No!

44:32No!

44:33No!

44:34No!

44:35No!

44:36No!

44:37What are you doing?

44:38Let's go!

44:39Let's go!

44:40No!

44:41No!

44:42No!

44:43No!

44:44No!

44:45No!

44:46No!

44:47No!

44:48No!

44:49No!

44:50No!

44:51No!

44:52No!

44:53No!

44:54No!

44:55No!

44:56No!

44:56Hit it all

44:58Hit it all

45:02Hit it all

45:05Hit it all

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