Monochrome Page #5
- Year:
- 2016
- 113 min
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personally.
He was one of the richest
stock brokers in London
until he was barred
from trading.
every trick,
every loophole in the system.
Talk to him,
offer him what you know,
see what you get back.
In the meantime, I'll arrange
a meeting with the Director
and see if we can
make this official.
Happy?
Yeah.
Good boy.
[Emma, voiceover] I'd done everything I could
to stay away from town centers and CCTV.
I didn't see how I could
get out of this though.
Oh. That's almost there.
Clara what is going on
with that collar?
Clara?
Sorry.
Who else do you think
I am talking to?
What's this?
A present from someone.
It looks tacky. Men aren't
interested in girls who look cheap.
Then why are we
shopping here then?
Hey, most women I know would
kill to be taken out shopping.
You should be grateful.
Thank you for
taking me shopping.
Enough cheek, OK?
All my girls are coming
at the weekend
and I need you to
behave yourself.
[sighs]
Whatever.
Don't whatever me, child.
Show me up and
you're out on your ear!
What the f***
are you looking at?
I was wondering
if we could have a quick chat?
Sit down.
I have some information
regarding the Kelly fraud.
Well, I'm listening.
I found Emma Rose,
the girlfriend.
Oh right, where is she?
She's in Warwickshire,
or at least she was there.
I have evidence to suggest she
murdered John and Caroline Hughes.
OK.
We already knew that
she was there
because DNA found at the scene
was a positive match
to DNA
at Kelly's apartment.
However, just because
you've been at the same place
at some point in the past, well,
that doesn't make her a murderer.
What about the land-banking?
hundred grand, they're small time.
The Kelly case is completely
different for two reasons.
Firstly, that man is currently hiding
over 700m in stolen pension fund...
700m? I had no idea
it was that much.
Nor do the public, yet,
but when what little remains
in that fund is gone
and thousands of old dears can't
the sh*t will hit the fan.
Secondly,
and most importantly,
our glorious leader
is on my case 24/7.
If we don't crack this soon
the agency will be blamed,
the government embarrassed,
and the Home Office,
well, they're gonna cut
all non-essential personal,
i.e.:
you.All the more reason
to find her then.
There is no "we"
and even if you did
find her then what?
You don't have a department,
you don't have any back up.
This is not your case,
so stay out of it.
Hey Gabe,
working the late shift, eh?
I've been looking through
up the M6,
then down the A51 near Chester
and then we lose it.
She leaves London, goes to
Daniels' house in Oxford,
then a few months later she's at
the Hughes' place in Warwickshire
and now we know
she's in Cheshire.
I've spoken to the Director.
Walker is unconvinced.
She doesn't see the connection
or the motives for the crimes.
It's obvious, it's revenge.
She targets the wealthy,
Why would she do that?
OK, I was playing
devil's advocate.
I agree it's
an interesting theory
becoming a serial killer
then you know
she won't stop.
That's what worries me.
You realize Cheshire is notorious
We could circulate
We could, but there's
not to mention the retired
East Gate Street in Chester
town, famous for shopping,
we could pass the photo around and see if
it rings any bells with the retailers.
I have a better idea,
we could look through the CCTV.
you don't have a confirmed date.
It would be like searching for a dead
blade of grass on a football pitch.
Not for me it won't, I just
need access to the network.
[Pamela]
Here's to the future!
[women chuckle]
[Emma, voiceover] Pamela held an
ex-Wives And Girlfriends party.
Most of her WAG friends
had been dumped
for younger models.
Not Pamela. She slept with
half her husband's teammates,
drinking as unreasonable behavior.
Bit rich coming from
a high functioning alcoholic.
Still, didn't stop her from
walking away with the house
and millions of pounds
in a settlement.
I think that's something
everybody agrees on.
Yeah.
He did, but you know,
I did suffer.
[Gabriel, voiceover] I didn't
share Walker's reservations.
footballers earn obscene wages
by anyone's standard.
Who'd make a better victim
than that?
[Emma, voiceover]
A footballer's wife.
the men being paid
being paid to kick around
a pig's bladder
are the vain b*tches
who sit at their side
looking vacuous.
Sh*t.
[woman] So did she just show up
right on your doorstep?
[Pamela] Yeah,
she looked like a little gypo.
I'd have told her
to sling her hook.
Well, I did, but then she
said she'd work for free,
said she hates money.
- [scoffs]
- Who hates money?
I f***ing love it.
The more the better.
Especially if you don't
have to work for it!
I'll drink to that!
Ah.
Another one bites the dust.
More champers.
That was quick.
[grumbles]
Watch your mouth.
Cheeky little cow.
[Emma, voiceover] Rich people always
have well stocked medicine cabinets
because they can afford
private healthcare.
And doctors on the take
always make sure
their clients get more than they
need, whenever they need it.
She had everything,
Amitriptyline, Prozac,
Tramadol, Diazepam.
[cell phone ringing]
Ohh, here we go.
[ringing continues]
Gabe.
[Gabriel] I've found her.
She's with another woman.
I've emailed you the image.
OK, give me a moment
to log on.
Who is it?
It's nothing,
go back to sleep.
[Emma, voiceover]
Diazepam.
That's Valium to you and me.
No, self-respecting
desperate house-wife
leaves home without it.
[cell phone ringing]
Randall.
Gabe, you're in luck.
She's a footballer's wife,
although since her divorce
she's more famous
for courting the tabloid press.
According to the electoral
register, she lives alone.
Sounds perfect.
Definitely. Listen,
I'm going back to bed. I suggest
you call it a night, too.
Let's pick this up
in the morning.
Thanks.
It's Detective Lenard. I need
[mumbling]
[phone ringing]
Shall I get that?
Oh, leave it,
what sort of rude bastard
calls at this time.
Stop looking so miserable.
Why do you always
look so pissed off?
Let's cheer her up.
[chuckles]
Give her a makeover.
[laughs]
Come here, sweetheart.
F*** off.
Don't tell me to f*** off.
I'm only trying
to make you happy.
I'll hold her.
[laughs]
[laughs]
That's better.
All gone.
[groans]
What now, girls?
[mumbles]
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