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Terminplaner für alle Sendetermine im Fernsehen: · Di – – Vertrauen (1) · Di – . Übersicht aller ZDFneo-Sendetermine der TV-Serie Silent Witness. Im TV. Wo und wann läuft "Silent Witness" im Fernsehen? Ich möchte vor dem nächsten Serienstart kostenlos. Silent Witness | Sendetermine. Nikki Alexander (Emilia Fox), Leo Dalton (William Gaminara) und Harry Cunningham (Tom Ward) sind auf die Untersuchung von. So helfen sie der Polizei knifflige Mordfälle zu lösen und decken immer wieder dunkle Machenschaften auf. TV-Sendetermine. ZDFneo So, | Silent. Überblick Cast & Crew Sendetermine Staffeln und Folgen Bilder In der Krimiserie "Silent Witness" werden die Gerichtsmediziner häufig selbst in die Arbeit der. Silent Witness, früher Gerichtsmediziner Dr. Leo Dalton, davor Gerichtsmedizinerin Dr. Samantha Ryan ist eine von der BBC seit produzierte Fernsehserie.

Harry's work colleague Justine Thompson is murdered in her house with her daughter Gemma whilst her stepson Charlie, also attacked, lies in a coma.
Baby daughter Ellie, however, is unharmed. Husband Stuart is prime suspect but he has an alibi and his grief seems genuine. The post mortem shows that Gemma was pregnant and the team learns that Justine once needed a restraining order against Stuart's brother Kevin, who was obsessed with her.
Mrs Barron, the lady from next door who found the bodies, finds evidence on her son Joel's computer that Gemma and Charlie were S15, Ep8. After Kevin dies in a motorcycle crash Harry is surprised to see Joel keeping a vigil by Charlie's hospital bed.
Whilst denying murder Joel professes that he loved Gemma was shocked that she was sleeping with Charlie.
Stuart's initial alibi breaks down when CCTV footage shows Kevin, not him, at the hotel in question but he admits to an affair with Mrs Barron.
The murderer is eventually exposed after a shocking betrayal is revealed, leading to an horrific reaction. S15, Ep9. Prison inspector Rachel Kruger is murdered,along with young Nick Owen,a man she was visiting,whose computer is stolen.
Inspector Bridges tells Leo she reckons Rachel's husband Peter killed his wife and her suspected lover but Peter claims that Rachel was in danger because she was investigating sinister events at Redhill prison,particularly the mysterious death of convict James Wade,and Leo believes him.
The team joins the police investigation of Redhill,where governor Cairns is less than helpful and Rachel's original source,Dr Ross,too scared to speak out.
S15, Ep When prison officer Ellis Roberts and convict Benjamin Johnson are killed after a supposed cell fight Leo is suspicious of corrupt officer Kessler,whose evidence about the fight does not ring true and is found to have fathered a child with Andrea Bridges before he left the police under a cloud.
Nikki persuades Bridges to confess that she covered for Kessler in the past but,despite Kessler visiting Leo to threaten him,there is doubt that he murdered James Wade and the prison inspectors Kruger and Owen.
The eventual discovery of the truth spells bitterness for both Leo, Leo is called in by his old college friend,psychiatrist Sean Delaney,now a cancer-stricken alcoholic.
Sean was treating inspirational,deeply religious teenager Eve Gilston,who felt neglected by her family ,and the verdict of whose death,alone in bed,apparently of arrhythmic death syndrome Sean does not believe.
Accompanied by down-to-earth sergeant Brooks Leo interviews Eve's parents,lapsed Catholics Beth and Tony,wondering if the family is prone to the rare heart condition Long QT Syndrome,though John,their blind younger son refuses to be tested.
Professor Sam Ryan investigates cases involving murders and suspicious suicide. Series 5 homepage. Professor Ryan now teaches at London University but still consults with the police.
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Harry and Nikki attempt to counsel him as the police infiltrate a gang of identity fraudsters, but when he finally catches up with the enemy, he faces a difficult choice between exacting revenge or following legal procedures.
The team are called to the scene of a drive-by shooting, where they are joined by detectives from Operation Trident investigating a turf war between drug gangs.
The case proves less clear-cut than expected when evidence emerges that someone returned fire. With a second shoot-out imminent, the team face a race against time to track down the elusive gunsmith before he can arm both factions for the confrontation.
Harry follows up a lead, but finds himself in a dangerous situation, and Nikki continues to investigate Lisa's death. The team pursue a serial killer with a grisly desire to look at his victims' faces as they die, and the trail leads into the world of academic philosophy.
However, Nikki is distracted from the case by the death of her grandmother, while Harry investigates the demise of a woman who apparently drowned in three inches of water.
Meanwhile, Harry delves into the death of the drowning victim, discovering that her demise was the result of a cruel twist of fate.
Leo is called to investigate the suicide of Kevin Perry, a mental patient from the January House private care home, who has recently been released after his course of treatment ended.
Fellow patient David Nicholson is also on the warpath, stabbing three innocent victims in his latest psychotic episode, killing two, before he is captured by police.
Meanwhile, Harry is tasked with investigating the suspected suicide of seventeen-year-old Nazim Theara, who reportedly jumped in front of a train for no apparent reason.
When the doctor treating both Perry and Nicholson, Dr. Sanders, fails to explain why the pair carried out such actions, Nikki and Leo are forced to dig deeper, and discover that someone has been tampering with the patients' medication.
But when the doctor in question decides to attempt suicide, Nikki becomes convinced that he was the one responsible, causing their conditions to remain uncontrollable.
As Harry continues his investigation, against the girl's adamant mother, who is positive she did not kill herself, he discovers that the girl had taken the same cocktail of anti-depressants taken by suicide victim Kevin Perry - and the lead soon becomes linked to a dodgy online pharmacy.
Four bodies are found in the Thames after a boat full of illegal immigrants founders. Realising they are dealing with a people-trafficking operation gone disastrously wrong, Leo, Harry and Nikki set out to discover if there are any survivors - or any other deaths - while also delving into the victims' past.
The team soon manages to identify the four bodies and discover two of them were a couple fleeing China because they wished to have a second child.
Nikki realises their six-year-old daughter was also on the boat and may still be alive. Meanwhile, the detectives close in on the gang running the people-trafficking operation.
The team members find themselves under pressure whilst working a number of parallel cases. Harry is called out to a council estate in which a sixteen-year-old boy has been killed in a hit-and-run, Leo investigates the cause of a fire that left a housewife dead and Nikki is called out when a bride-to-be collapses and dies on her hen night.
Harry discovers that the car that killed the young boy has a custom paint job, linked to only a small number of cars in the country - but before he can inform the investigating officer, she is killed after being hit by a bus.
Meanwhile, Nikki assists the detective looking into the house fire in a separate case in which an office prank has proved fatal, Leo investigates the death of a dentist whose body was found on a night bus and Harry discovers a link between the apparent suicide of a high-profile footballer and the death of the young boy.
Harry's burgeoning relationship with Nikki is jeopardised when his ex-girlfriend Penny is killed in a car crash. It looks like suicide at first glance, but DCI Lauren Ambrose uncovers evidence that the victim may have had an affair - as well as a secret child.
Meanwhile, Leo examines the staged death of a conceptual artist, Jimmy Triangle. With Harry determined to find Penny's killer, he and Nikki are pushed further apart when he forces her to re-examine Penny's body.
Leo is puzzled by more contrary clues in Triangle's bizarre death - and soon becomes convinced that someone is playing a twisted game. When Leo is called to investigate the apparent suicide of year-old Alison Garland, it evokes painful memories of his daughter's death.
But with the help of the school's child psychologist, he realises the girl was murdered. The case is soon linked to another incident in which a car salesman, Chris Duncan, was killed with the same knife.
When the deputy headteacher of the school is also found dead, Leo realises that the killings are connected to a sinister teenage pact. Meanwhile, Nikki investigates the death of an elderly victim, who appears to have died of as the result of injuries she sustained to her head and legs - but she soon believes that there is more to the situation than meets the eye.
A teenage girl is found tortured to death in a London dogs' home, and an office employee at one of the world's largest animal experimentation facilities is found dead in her flat.
It soon emerges another woman is being held hostage by the culprits, who turn out to be the owners of the facility itself, who have kidnapped a violent team of animal activists who were seeking to raid one of the experimentation facility buildings.
However, the case becomes much more complicated when Nikki is kidnapped by the activist's group leader.
Harry faces a race against time to find her captors, who are based deep inside the woods. Meanwhile, Leo's best friend Lionel is forced to partake in a hearing against his conduct, and Leo must decide whether to follow his conscience at the expense of his best friend's livelihood.
Stephen Davis. Harry and Nikki are called to investigate when an RAF helicopter crashes into a detention centre for failed asylum seekers, shortly after appearing at a nearby airshow, which both Harry and Nikki were attending.
When it appears that the military are trying to hush up the incident, they each open their own investigations to prove that the pilot was not at fault for the crash, and to identify a mysterious girl who fled the site amid the carnage, taking Nikki's handbag with her.
With Harry's attempts to prove the pilot innocent bordering on obsession, the father of the deceased asks him to perform an independent autopsy, which reveals that at the time of his death, he was taking medication for anxiety, which was brought on by the fact he believed that the aircraft was not safe to operate.
Meanwhile, Nikki identifies the detention centre victim, but realises that by doing so, she may have put his daughter in danger with his long list of dangerous enemies.
The discovery of the mutilated body of a young African boy in a river forces Leo to face a ghost from his past - the death of his own daughter, Cassie.
Questions are raised as to whether the victim was murdered in a ritual killing, and evidence points the team in the direction of a nearby church - however, Leo has other ideas, and suspects that the murders may be related to a local African cult group, operating from a warehouse unit in central London.
Meanwhile, Nikki investigates the suspicious death of a priest from a local Catholic boys' school, Father Reed, who appears to have been taking drugs for depression at the time of his death.
Looking for evidence at the scene of the mutilated child's body, Harry and Leo discover the badly decomposed body of another young African boy, which continues to spark disagreements between them, resulting in accusations of racial bias dogging their attempts to solve the case.
Meanwhile, the body of another man linked to the priest's murder gives Nikki more leads to follow up, and leads her on a trail of revenge, death and confusion amongst the school.
The cold open uses the hymn Far round the world with tune Woodlands , first sung solo by boy treble Billy Jack Finerty , who is then joined by the catholic school choir which mixes to a young gospel choir to provide the only link between the two otherwise separate stories interwoven in this episode.
Diarmuid Lawrence. An accident involving a lorry and a funeral procession results in the bizarre discovery of two bodies inside a coffin - that of the deceased, Ethel Mortimer, and an unknown young man who suffered from a coke addiction.
Meanwhile, Leo and Nikki's suspicions are aroused during a post mortem on a child, Ellie Harris, who died during a high-risk operation. When the second body is identified as Jamie Featherstone, the boyfriend of nurse Claire Kizowski, both investigations lead the detectives to a surgeon, Alice Huston, who appears to have a high rate of fatality amongst her patients.
Investigating the possibility that someone on Huston's team is responsible for Jamie's death, Nikki is viciously attacked when she goes to meet Claire in the hospital basement.
As she struggles to remember who attacked her, Harry works hard to discover just what happened to Jamie on the night of his death, and looks into Huston's case files, only to discover that she is being sued by the parents of a deceased patient - Sam Reid.
However, when Harry discovers that Reid's death was down to Huston's registrar, who is also discovered to be an impostor, he soon realises that he may have worked out who is responsible for Jamie's death.
A horrific car crash poses troubling questions for Nikki when she discovers that one of the two victims was the recently released Anna Holland, an accomplice to a particularly brutal murder whom she helped escape a life sentence four years earlier, by providing evidence for the defence.
As it appears she was stabbed before her death, the police attempt to discover who knew the location of the safe house in which she was staying - and who had a strong enough grudge to want her dead.
As the investigation progresses, Nikki re-interviews key witnesses from the original case, and begins to doubt her earlier conclusions.
As she prepares to publicly concede that she could have been wrong about Anna's innocence, Leo urges her not to throw her career away while there is still uncertainty - however, her father puts a spanner in the works when he sells Nikki's story to the papers, in order to secure money to clear his debt.
Meanwhile, Harry tries to identify two bodies found buried in the garden of a house, and allotment, owned by a retired Spanish couple.
However, he soon discovers that they are connected to his colleague's troubling case, which may or may not provide the ammunition to either clear or implicate Anna in murder.
Nikki investigates the discovery of human bones on a former Travellers' site and realises they could be the remains of a senior police officer's missing teenage daughter, Clara Young.
However, her forensic analysis raises even greater questions, when she discovers that she has found the remains of two bodies - which casts doubt on the guilt of the chief suspect.
Meanwhile, Harry is assigned to an insurance case that takes a peculiar twist, when it is revealed that the victim may have died of CJD, contracted through a blood transfusion operation in India.
When the main suspect in the investigation into the human remains is murdered, Nikki feels she is being shut out of the case and is left unsure whom to trust.
However, her lone enquiries bring her into greater danger, when she discovers that someone close to the Travellers may be responsible for the killings.
Meanwhile, Harry learns he has been deceived, and believes he has no option but to pursue the truth alone, in an attempt to get justice for the victims of the scam.
Timothy Prager. Keenan is finally caught for statutory rape of the young girl that was murdered, when they test DNA against the child that she was carrying when she was murdered.
However, the gang life goes on without Keenan, when the next leader is seen recruiting a young boy into the group. Things become muddled when Harry sees the Detective Superintendent investigating the murder entering Holly's home after he visited her just a few minutes earlier.
She is later found dead in her bed. An armed police raid at a terraced house in North London sees two suspected terrorists killed, along with a police officer.
Nikki doubts the officers' accounts of events after carrying out the post mortems, as the forensic evidence just does not add up.
The case then takes an unexpected turn when it transpires one of the surviving policemen is having an affair with his dead colleague's wife. Nikki and Harry form a bond as they search for the truth, but accusations fly and paranoia is heightened when another terror suspect dies in hospital.
Meanwhile, Harry uses cutting-edge techniques to uncover the identity of one of the suspected terrorists, and soon discovers, much to his surprise, that she was a police officer, working undercover for the drug squad.
When the body of a member of the Jewish Hasidic community, Yitshok Hassam, is discovered, the team agree to perform a 'dry' post mortem on the victim to respect the wishes of his faith.
A forensic link is found to a group of Polish labourers, but Harry begins to wonder whether the victim's wife is hiding something and decides to carry out a full autopsy to determine the time of death.
When another Jewish body is also found, Harry becomes convinced that his and Yitshok's deaths are linked.
DNA testing suggests the killer is Hasidic, but the police refuse to believe the claims and demand that Harry be taken off the case.
However, Nikki decides to stand by her colleague and the pair make some shocking discoveries after re-testing all of the DNA samples. Dudi Appleton , Jim Keeble.
A boy's body is discovered near his school, and a search is launched when the classmate he was last seen with, Liam, is reported missing.
After it transpires the deceased was abused and had traces of an unknown toxic chemical in his body, the youngsters' headmaster, a man who used to teach Nikki, becomes a suspect - and a second corpse is found.
The search for Liam resumes and a link is discovered between the dead schoolboy's stepfather and the missing child.
Meanwhile, Nikki performs a post mortem on the second body and finds traces of the same unknown toxin present in the first.
Leo and Harry try to identify and locate the source of the chemical in a bid to find out where Liam is being held and are led to a container hidden in the woods.
The team flies out to Zambia to investigate the death of a doctor, Rachel Gates, who had gone missing two weeks earlier.
It transpires that she was volunteering as a practitioner for a mission and had believed a number of refugees died in suspicious circumstances. Leo and Nikki carry out a post-mortem, but their findings throw the case into disarray.
The bones originally thought to be Rachel's are identified as another victim, a local woman, and the search for her body begins. When Rachel's friend Bethany is found dead inside a nightclub, Nikki is arrested for attempting to carry out a post-mortem on the girl against her mother's wishes.
Harry learns foul play was involved in Bethany's death, and Leo has the local water samples tested - with surprising results.
Harry and Nikki are tasked to investigate the death of insurance investigator William Byfield, who appears to have committed suicide by suffocating from fumes from an exhaust pipe piped into his car.
An initial examination appears to confirm that theory, until lab assistant Charlie re-examines the stomach contents, and faints at the smell of cyanide being present - suggesting that the deceased may have been poisoned, not stabbed.
Meanwhile, Leo is confronted by Byfield's replacement, Clare Ambler, after she discovers that Byfield's last case was investigating the untimely death of Stephen Connelly, a healthy middle-aged man.
However, despite his signature being on the post mortem report, Leo has no recollection of ever performing one - and nor is there any record that Connelly's body ever arrived at the Lyell Centre.
Believing that Leo has committed fraud on behalf of the deceased's relatives, Clare has Leo investigated by the police - but her crusade is short lived when Leo is smashed on the back of the head and left for dead outside his house.
It doesn't help the case when Harry and the Connelly widow have an affair. She is briefly suspected of murdering her husband and the situation turns from bad to worse when the body of coroner's assistant David Levin is found in the boot of Connelly's widow's car.
Thaddeus O'Sullivan. Stock banker Bridget Flannery is found dead at the bottom of her stairs. However, with the crime scene having been disturbed by the family's dog and a blundering WPC, Harry and Nikki struggle to decide whether her death was accidental - or if somebody repeatedly struck her over the face, causing her to fall.
Suspicion quickly falls on the victim's husband, media personality Tom Flannery, who has an old grudge with the police, which appears to be the deciding factor in whether or not to charge him with his wife's murder.
In an attempt to prove Tom's innocence, his lawyer asks Nikki to perform a second post mortem - but the results are less than satisfactory for Harry, whose evidence appears to contradict Nikki's point for point.
As the pair are unable to decide cause and motive of death, they find themselves battling it out in a courtroom. But when photos are leaked to the press regarding the death of Flannery's first wife, Nikki starts to doubt her own evidence - and believes that she may have interpreted the case from completely the wrong angle.
Meanwhile, with Leo still recovering from his attack, Harry decides to use the situation to his advantage, and suspecting that the fate of Flannery's first wife Olga, may also lie in Flannery's hands, he persuades Leo to put him in touch with a professor in Prague, only to discover that Olga was also murdered - leaving him in no doubt that Flannery is their chief suspect.
Robb , Frances Tomelty , Diana Hardcastle. Leo's first case on his return to work involves the shattered body of a young woman, Ruth Gardiner, found below a block of derelict flats, having apparently fallen from the roof.
The post-mortem indicates suicide, but Leo realises he missed vital signs when he uncovers evidence that the girl had been shot in the head before being dragged to the roof and thrown off, leading the police to reopen the case.
When DI Neill seems reluctant to pursue the possibility that Ruth may have been an informant for an undercover police officer, Phil Nelson, Leo starts to wonder if Ruth's death is part of a cover-up.
When a gun is found near Ruth's squat, investigations lead Neill to Alex Webb, an employee of a local car dealership.
Harry, meanwhile, is forced to confront some uncomfortable family secrets when an old family friend, Mary Bradburn, shows up at the Lyell Centre for the post-mortem of her husband, James.
Discovering that James had taped a plastic bag over his head in order to suffocate himself, Harry is forced to come to terms with some of his own family revelations, when Nikki persuades him to finally look into the circumstances of his own father's suicide.
Meanwhile, Leo discovers that Phil Nelson is just one of three aliases used by Peter Carmody and realises that he is linked to another two murders - including that of Alex Webb.
Farren Blackburn. When a student suicide occurs on a university campus, Leo liaises with the Dean and investigating officer DC Saich after it emerges the deceased, Jason Renfrew, was the victim of bullying.
Concern grows when a gun and live ammunition are discovered in the dead boy's locker, and the contents from a memory card found in his stomach reveal files containing photos of students, some of whom he named as his tormentors.
Before the team can investigate further, their fears become a horrible reality as one of the main campus buildings comes under attack by a rampaging shooter, trapping Harry and Nikki inside.
All Leo can do is watch helplessly via CCTV security cameras as his colleagues try to help the wounded. Specialist firearms officers storm the building and find suspected shooter Scott Weston, lying on the floor, with a bullet wound to the head.
As the wounded and dead are wheeled out, Harry stays to help the paramedic attending to Weston. Unable to help, Nikki returns to the pathology lab, but realises she is not alone, when student Neil Corrigan enters the lab and locks the doors behind him.
As Leo starts preliminary post mortems on the victims in a temporary mortuary in the university's sports hall, he soon realises that there were two guns used in the incident.
Meanwhile, with Neil pointing a gun at Nikki, she starts to work out events as he slowly confides in her, and it soon becomes apparent Weston had a much bigger agenda than the shooting - blowing up the entire campus with a number of chemical bombs.
Paul Wilmshurst. Nikki returns to her childhood home in South Africa, after she is hired by a private security firm to investigate the cold case of the disappearance of five young men in the s, known as the Kensington Five.
However, upon excavating the crime scene, she discovers the remains of six bodies, and begins to wonder if the culprit has told everything.
Meanwhile, Harry and Leo are also in Cape Town for a scientific conference, but are waylaid by respective requests to lend their expertise to the examination of a woman's body dragged out of a bay, and the effort to reverse the deportation of a Zimbabwean asylum seeker, Kudzai, who was tortured in her home country.
When Kudzai is recruited by a corrupt immigration official to work at a local brothel, Leo discovers a link between the dead woman from the bay and the owner of the brothel itself.
As Nikki manages to confirm that the skeletons she is asked to examine are the remains of the Kensington Five, she decides to pay a visit to informant Captain Brackenfell - but soon discovers that a corrupt politician, who is a good friend of her ex-business partner, was the man whose information lead to the murders, she is left to make a difficult decision about her love life.
And as Harry and Leo get closer to the truth, they discover that there are plenty of untold, dirty secrets held deep within the African countryside.
The day after Professor Silverlake, a consultant neurologist at the Dartmouth London hospital, raised his voice at three patients for smoking and drinking on the premises, all three are found murdered in their hospital beds.
Silverlake, apparently the last doctor to visit the ward, later goes berserk with a shotgun after he is accused of the killings and is shot dead by a police marksman.
Leo and Harry believe they have a cut and dried case, but when the ward's night nurse is also murdered, realise they could have a cover-up on their hands.
Meanwhile, Nikki is deeply upset at having to perform an autopsy on an eight-year-old girl who is suspected to have been raped and murdered by convicted criminal Jason Bodie, a man upon whom Professor Silverlake once performed live-saving surgery.
Whilst Bodie is committed as unfit to plead, Silverlake's daughter Naomi asks Leo and Harry to help clear her father's name of murder. As Nikki's mental instability over the girls' death worsens, Harry and Leo are forced to get her psychiatric help.
But as the true identity of the perpetrator of all of the murders is discovered, it becomes a race against time to save Nikki's life and prove that Naomi is responsible.
He soon realises, however, that Bentley may have had an accomplice, who is still at large. This is confirmed when investigating officer Sonia Hardwick finds a letter to Bentley from his boyfriend in the original case file, supposedly buried by the original investigating officer, ACC Maynard.
Leo soon deduces that Bentley's lover, Stephen Fisher, may be responsible for all of the murders. He was responsible for Jodie's death, whose body was buried on his parents' ground after killing her when she found out about Stephen and Bentley's secret affair and threatened to tell his mother.
Six weeks later, the sergeant is killed in battle and buried with full honours. He is warned by British diplomat Duncan McBurney to avoid getting entangled in Anna's activities, and when Anna is murdered, suspicion falls on his shoulders, and he is forced to go on the run as the police appear to be in league with the Ukrainian gang he believes are responsible for her death.
Leo arrives from Britain to find Harry, and soon learns that Anna was pregnant. Assisted by Janos, an ex-Communist, Harry arranges to meet Leo at the ferry terminal, but Anna's murderer gets there first, shoots Janos dead and corners Harry.
Leo arrives to hear gunshots and finds a burning body on the promenade. Nikki is soon warned of the trouble and flies out to join the team, however, the police soon identify the burning body as Harry's.
However, soon after, Nikki and Leo receive a mysterious phone message inviting them to a rendezvous. There they find Harry, who tells them how his would-be murderer was accidentally killed, and that he planted his own possessions on the burning body to enable him to evade the police.
The team continue to investigate Anna's murder, and question a prostitute, Marina, in the hope of finding the motive and exposing her killers.
A scam to steal prostitutes' babies and sell them to childless couples is finally revealed, and the police who behaved so suspiciously turn out to be undercover officers involved in catching the villains - whose leader and mastermind turns out to be diplomat McBurney.
James Strong. Nikki, Harry and Leo are called to the Dutch Embassy in the wake of a shooting, in which an unidentified gunman has shot dead three people - police constable Ryan Barlow, Dutch ambassador Peter Van Buren's sister, Trudy, and a third victim, only identified as Van Buren's personal bodyguard.
During the shooting, Van Buren's daughter, Klara, is also injured, and his eight-year-old grandson, and Klara's son, Jack, disappears without trace.
With the revelation that Van Buren's son, Yacoub, also disappeared without trace fifteen years ago, and that his brother, Diedrick, was killed in a car accident three years ago in Nigeria, Nikki starts to believe that one lone assailant may be responsible for the 'curse' that has tainted the Van Buren family for the past several years.
Klara manages to survive her injuries, alongside her boyfriend, and fellow police constable, Craig Whitehead, but her shock revelation that the gunman was in fact none other than her missing sibling, Yacoub, sends the police and the pathologists on a wild goose chase.
However, the news coverage has a strange effect on Van Buren's au pair Mary Olivant, who is later found hanged from a tree on Hampstead Heath, having committed suicide.
And when the case looking into Yacoub's disappearance is re-opened, Nikki discovers that the third victim may not be Van Buren's bodyguard, and the team come close to uncovering a dark family secret - until the Dutch Embassy throw them off the case, and another pathologist, James Sabiston, who trained with Leo and Harry at the Lyell centre, is called in to carry out the postmortems on the deceased police officer, Trudy Van Buren and the questionable identity of the third victim.
When it is discovered that Van Buren's brother Diedrick, who had supposedly died three years ago, is the third victim, the team open a whole can of worms, including the possibility that Van Buren was responsible for the death and disappearance of his son.
The team attend a triple murder at a farmhouse, where the investigating detective, DI Connie James, wastes no time making her presence felt. The case is proving difficult for Leo, however, whose mind is in turmoil following the suicide of an old friend.
Harry persuades Connie to disobey orders and test DNA evidence from the original investigation, and Janet is called in to help build the personality of the female serial killer.
Leo is still troubled by the suicide of his friend Lizzie Frazer, prompting Nikki to dig deeper into the murder of the woman's sister ten years before.
The episode is partly based on the Phantom of Heilbronn case. The double-murder investigation reveals more about the tangled lives of the inhabitants of Magnolia Drive, involving the couple, the husband's brother, the ex-wife, the neighbour and her son.
Harry makes a significant discovery about the dead woman's stepson Charlie, found lying in a coma at the crime scene, whilst uncovering a deep dark family secret which played a part in the sequence of events leading to the deaths.
Meanwhile Leo sets out to recreate the shape of the mystery weapon, with the help of forensic scientist Gill Bailey.
Edward Bennett. The team continues the investigations which led Nikki to examine the church he visited as a boy, Mears is furious that the police have been made aware of the undiscovered bodies and he sends Annie out to search for her daughter who he claimed he knew where she was.
Eventually, he agrees to talk, but only to Nikki. Leo admits to Janet that he no longer loves her anymore. Leo visits old college friend Sean Delaney at his psychiatric care centre in Essex, where one of the patients, Eve, was found dead in her bed.
Although the coroner ruled a verdict of sudden death syndrome, Delaney is not convinced and asks Leo to investigate. Suspicion soon falls on the dead girl's father, who has lost the family fortune and his wife — but the pathologist runs into problems when the local detective sergeant gives him a less-than-warm welcome, making it clear she is suspicious of his motives.
The team delves deeper into the circumstances surrounding Eve's death. Leo confronts the girl's mother and comes close to what actually happened the night before her daughter died, while Harry and Nikki track down the nun who performed the exorcism - and are shocked by what they find.
Psychiatrist Sean turns his attention to Eve's brother John, who believes he is also possessed by the demons that haunted his sister - is history about to repeat itself?
Or, more crucially, does anyone care? The gang of pimps uses a mini-cab taxi service as a front. They lure two more young school girls into the business, but one man takes a liking to one, Hannah, and tries to save them both, though he dies while trying to escape with the girls from another man.
When Hannah visits the morgue to see the man who saved her earlier, Nikki attempts to convince her to provide the police with information.
This results in the capture of all except the leader, who is later beaten to death by Shannon's devastated stepfather, who watched the video of her rape on her phone.
Nikki listens to the arguments put forward by forensic scientist Jack Hodgson David Caves to prove to sceptical DS Gold that suspicious circumstances are surrounding the death.
It is learned that Briggs was losing a desperate fight to prevent the sale of his ailing company to investors. Suspicion falls on a "call-girl" seen leaving the hotel, but Briggs' lawyer Annette Kelly reveals that the girl, Deana, is, in fact, Geraldine's daughter, adopted when her mother was sixteen.
Evidently, someone is leaking information to the press, and Jack accuses DC Gus Cook, resulting in the two fighting. When Deana's body is found by the Thames, Jack deduces she was murdered and finds her mobile phone, which shows she was in league with Trenter; DNA proves she was not, in fact, Geraldine's daughter.
Annette Kelly reveals information about Briggs and Trenter to Geraldine. When she too is found murdered, Geraldine is suspected.
When questioned by the police, Geraldine reveals her daughter was a product of rape by her uncle, Philip, and she was forced to give up the baby.
Then the company's value falls to the point where the primary bidder, Schwartzman, can pick it up for next to nothing.
When Philip learns the extent of Trenter's double-dealing, he kills him; Trenter is subsequently revealed to be the murderer of both Deana and Annette Kelly.
Jack insists on bringing along his trusted technician, Clarissa Liz Carr. Richard Davidson [22]. Richard Clark. Nikki and Jack investigate the death of two women, who have been tied up and tortured in a basement.
The trail of evidence leads eventually to a research institute where Lucas Ballinger is employed. Meanwhile, Leo becomes involved in the case of a young woman imprisoned for the murder of her baby, as a result of a direct approach from the baby's father, who wants to avoid having his older son taken into care whilst not wishing to incriminate himself.
When a third woman is killed in a similar manner to the first two, the team discover a link with both Hearns, an ex-soldier, and Ballinger, who goes on the run.
The investigation is complicated by Jack's feelings for the investigating police officer, DI Reid, a former lover whom he suspects of having previously betrayed him by tampering with forensic evidence.
Nikki, at first sympathetic towards Reid, changes her view when she is trapped in a building set on fire by Hearns to conceal the third murder and Reid fails to help her.
Ballinger tracks down and kills Hearns, then goes after his boss at the research institute, Dr. Fell, who is behind Hearns' activities and the release of anthrax spores to create demand for a vaccine manufactured by his company.
Ballinger was also unaware that his wife was three months pregnant which nearly caused him to kill Dr. Nikki and Jack see through Reid when she begins an affair with a senior officer, and track Ballinger to a park, where he reveals that he was blackmailed by Hearns into participating in the release of the spores because Hearns had kidnapped his wife, one of the murdered women.
Nikki tried to talk to him and managed to extract the bag which looked suspicious to the police before an impatient Reid brings in a police sniper to kill Ballinger and is finally shamed by the failure to find any weapon among his personal effects.
Cast: David Murray , Christine Bottomley , Nicola Millbank , Sophie Stuckey , Christina Cole , Penny Downie , Lynn Farleigh , Rob Jarvis and Christopher Fulford When a pub landlady is stabbed to death and her little finger is cut off by the killer, Nikki seeks to prove the innocence of the dead woman's husband, Roly Henderson, against the police's mounting evidence to suggest his involvement.
Concerned for the couple's young daughter, Nikki convinces Jack and Leo that this is in fact the latest victim of a psychopathic serial killer, and, when Jack discovers that the intransigent DI Kate Warren has falsified evidence under the influence of her father, a senior police officer, he joins in the search.
Under pressure from her father, DI Warren arrests Henderson for the murder of his wife. Nikki visits another convicted man who was imprisoned for murdering his wife and she finds that the couple could have been attacked by the same man.
After further investigation of the evidence to this murder, the team pursue other suspects and suspicion falls on Alan Lane, an ex-policeman who has already served a prison sentence for the murder of his own wife and currently lives on the farm and sells hiking equipment out of a van.
Nikki visits Alan's mother-in-law who informs her of Alan's behaviour before and during their marriage and that her husband was found murdered, and that she was asked to move out after Alan and her daughter moved into their farm.
Nikki tracks down Anne Percival, the retired detective involved in the case. Unknown to the team, Percival is aware that Lane's wife Imogen is not dead and is assisting Imogen in protecting herself and her daughter from discovery by Lane.
When Percival contacts Imogen, she felt it was necessary to kill Lane in order to protect Imogen.
She went to the family farm where he lives, however Lane overpowers her and tortures Percival to death in an attempt to discover Imogen's whereabouts, then kidnaps his own daughter, Karen, to lure Imogen back to him.
When confronted by the police, he shoots DI Warren dead. Nikki saves Jack's life when Lane arrives at the scene of the kidnap when Lane attack them as they are freeing Karen.
While being taken away, Lane shows that he still cares for Imogen, who remains terrified of him as before. Henderson is reunited with his daughter.
Stephen Gallagher. At about the same time, the decomposing body of Colin Connor is discovered in an old nursing home, about to be converted into ecologically-friendly apartments while the adjoining farmland is to be used for affordable housing.
Behind the scheme is Lord Embleton, a government minister who is attracted to Nikki after meeting her at a function. Embleton's father, Sir William, tries to discourage him from the scheme, and is in secret contact with a sinister government "advisor", David Loader.
Leo is intrigued by the post-mortem discovery that both Colin and Peter had the extremely rare Fanconi's Syndrome and begins to think that Tom Hancock's suspicions may be well-founded.
Jack finds evidence to suggest that Colin was in the disused building with a companion, who left him to die after his arm became trapped in a conduit while trying to steal copper wire.
Suspicion falls on Colin's employer, Brian Blackburn, and his son Derren, who appears to have undergone a personality change since his association with Colin.
Leo and Jack visit the deserted farm to look for evidence of contamination but are taken into custody by soldiers who claim that the land is in use as an army firing range.
On their return, Jack scrapes their shoes and finds evidence of groundwater contamination. Leo is contacted by the farm's former owner, George Ryder, who says he has information about the cause of the contamination, but when they attempt to meet at the old nursing home, Leo finds Ryder's dead body and sees Derren running away.
In the ensuing police pursuit, Derren falls off a ladder and dies; the post-mortem reveals that he was suffering from similar symptoms to Colin and Peter.
Jack suspects that Derren was not responsible for Ryder's death, and finds evidence that implicates David Loader.
Meanwhile, after Leo's house is burgled, he is suspended for allegedly losing confidential files, which he said he would never bring home and suggests that this was a set-up.
Nikki tries to get help from Lord Embleton, with whom she is having an affair, but Embleton's father tries to stop him becoming involved with her.
Leo seeks help from Tom Hancock, and they go to the farm again and discover the source of the radioactive contamination: a tunnelfire with a train carrying a nuclear warhead.
In there, they also found evidence that children have been visiting the area to play and spend time. When Leo finds a video in Tom's basement revealing that his son and several other local boys had been in the tunnel without realising the danger, Tom takes a parcel of radioactive dust and threatens Sir William, who shows no remorse for covering up the disaster.
Serien - Hidden Agenda. Morgen im TV. Aktuelle Neuigkeiten aus Film und Fernsehen! Ein starkes Team Krimireihe. Diese Email-Adresse ist Tony Kanal bei uns registriert. Obwohl das Quartett, bestehend Robbie Shaw, der Ehemann von Jenny, wird Hilden Kino in seinem Haus aufgefunden. Shannon turns up at Nikki's and reluctantly agrees to go back to hospital. Meanwhile a gang of young Asian men are picking up and grooming white school-girls for the sex trade.
They already have Shannon's friend Amy and go after two more,Hannah and Lauren. S15, Ep4. Through a DNA link the pathologists find that John Dear was a client of unwilling child prostitutes Shannon and the deceased Amy whilst the suitcase victim is also identified.
Nikki visits Shannon in hospital and learns about the gang of abductors but the young girl is too scared to name names. Through CCTV DS Masood gets the car registration number of a visitor to Shannon and arrives at a taxi firm where Salman,a somewhat reluctant and kind-hearted gang member, works.
Salman helps Hannah and Lauren escape but is killed when his taxi crashes. The three girls are S15, Ep5.
Leo gives evidence at a custody hearing in the wake of a child's death,his opinion over-ruling that of Dr Helen Karamides,which annoys her former pupil Nikki,who sees Helen as the victim of the male establishment and cannot believe the accusation that Helen is retaining tissue samples from past cases.
Nikki is also approached by Andy Farmer. His mother Annie was the appropriate adult at the interview with serial killer Arnold Mears,who now directs Annie to the sites of his victims' remains where she collects their bones.
Andy wants Nikki to help identify them. S15, Ep6. Leo feels guilty when Helen kills herself,leaving an explanation on Camcorder that she took the tissues to further scientific research.
Aware that Mears killed more women than he was imprisoned for, Leo tells the police about the arrangement with Annie,scaring Andy, who believes that Mears will have his mother murdered for the breach of trust.
It is also revealed that Annie believes her daughter was one of Mears' victims,hence her involvement with him. When Annie disappears Nikki visits Mears,who agrees to tell her about all his other victims.
He appears to have won S15, Ep7. Timothy Prager. Keenan is finally caught for statutory rape of the young girl that was murdered, when they test DNA against the child that she was carrying when she was murdered.
However, the gang life goes on without Keenan, when the next leader is seen recruiting a young boy into the group. Things become muddled when Harry sees the Detective Superintendent investigating the murder entering Holly's home after he visited her just a few minutes earlier.
She is later found dead in her bed. An armed police raid at a terraced house in North London sees two suspected terrorists killed, along with a police officer.
Nikki doubts the officers' accounts of events after carrying out the post mortems, as the forensic evidence just does not add up.
The case then takes an unexpected turn when it transpires one of the surviving policemen is having an affair with his dead colleague's wife.
Nikki and Harry form a bond as they search for the truth, but accusations fly and paranoia is heightened when another terror suspect dies in hospital.
Meanwhile, Harry uses cutting-edge techniques to uncover the identity of one of the suspected terrorists, and soon discovers, much to his surprise, that she was a police officer, working undercover for the drug squad.
When the body of a member of the Jewish Hasidic community, Yitshok Hassam, is discovered, the team agree to perform a 'dry' post mortem on the victim to respect the wishes of his faith.
A forensic link is found to a group of Polish labourers, but Harry begins to wonder whether the victim's wife is hiding something and decides to carry out a full autopsy to determine the time of death.
When another Jewish body is also found, Harry becomes convinced that his and Yitshok's deaths are linked. DNA testing suggests the killer is Hasidic, but the police refuse to believe the claims and demand that Harry be taken off the case.
However, Nikki decides to stand by her colleague and the pair make some shocking discoveries after re-testing all of the DNA samples.
Dudi Appleton , Jim Keeble. A boy's body is discovered near his school, and a search is launched when the classmate he was last seen with, Liam, is reported missing.
After it transpires the deceased was abused and had traces of an unknown toxic chemical in his body, the youngsters' headmaster, a man who used to teach Nikki, becomes a suspect - and a second corpse is found.
The search for Liam resumes and a link is discovered between the dead schoolboy's stepfather and the missing child. Meanwhile, Nikki performs a post mortem on the second body and finds traces of the same unknown toxin present in the first.
Leo and Harry try to identify and locate the source of the chemical in a bid to find out where Liam is being held and are led to a container hidden in the woods.
The team flies out to Zambia to investigate the death of a doctor, Rachel Gates, who had gone missing two weeks earlier. It transpires that she was volunteering as a practitioner for a mission and had believed a number of refugees died in suspicious circumstances.
Leo and Nikki carry out a post-mortem, but their findings throw the case into disarray. The bones originally thought to be Rachel's are identified as another victim, a local woman, and the search for her body begins.
When Rachel's friend Bethany is found dead inside a nightclub, Nikki is arrested for attempting to carry out a post-mortem on the girl against her mother's wishes.
Harry learns foul play was involved in Bethany's death, and Leo has the local water samples tested - with surprising results.
Harry and Nikki are tasked to investigate the death of insurance investigator William Byfield, who appears to have committed suicide by suffocating from fumes from an exhaust pipe piped into his car.
An initial examination appears to confirm that theory, until lab assistant Charlie re-examines the stomach contents, and faints at the smell of cyanide being present - suggesting that the deceased may have been poisoned, not stabbed.
Meanwhile, Leo is confronted by Byfield's replacement, Clare Ambler, after she discovers that Byfield's last case was investigating the untimely death of Stephen Connelly, a healthy middle-aged man.
However, despite his signature being on the post mortem report, Leo has no recollection of ever performing one - and nor is there any record that Connelly's body ever arrived at the Lyell Centre.
Believing that Leo has committed fraud on behalf of the deceased's relatives, Clare has Leo investigated by the police - but her crusade is short lived when Leo is smashed on the back of the head and left for dead outside his house.
It doesn't help the case when Harry and the Connelly widow have an affair. She is briefly suspected of murdering her husband and the situation turns from bad to worse when the body of coroner's assistant David Levin is found in the boot of Connelly's widow's car.
Thaddeus O'Sullivan. Stock banker Bridget Flannery is found dead at the bottom of her stairs. However, with the crime scene having been disturbed by the family's dog and a blundering WPC, Harry and Nikki struggle to decide whether her death was accidental - or if somebody repeatedly struck her over the face, causing her to fall.
Suspicion quickly falls on the victim's husband, media personality Tom Flannery, who has an old grudge with the police, which appears to be the deciding factor in whether or not to charge him with his wife's murder.
In an attempt to prove Tom's innocence, his lawyer asks Nikki to perform a second post mortem - but the results are less than satisfactory for Harry, whose evidence appears to contradict Nikki's point for point.
As the pair are unable to decide cause and motive of death, they find themselves battling it out in a courtroom. But when photos are leaked to the press regarding the death of Flannery's first wife, Nikki starts to doubt her own evidence - and believes that she may have interpreted the case from completely the wrong angle.
Meanwhile, with Leo still recovering from his attack, Harry decides to use the situation to his advantage, and suspecting that the fate of Flannery's first wife Olga, may also lie in Flannery's hands, he persuades Leo to put him in touch with a professor in Prague, only to discover that Olga was also murdered - leaving him in no doubt that Flannery is their chief suspect.
Robb , Frances Tomelty , Diana Hardcastle. Leo's first case on his return to work involves the shattered body of a young woman, Ruth Gardiner, found below a block of derelict flats, having apparently fallen from the roof.
The post-mortem indicates suicide, but Leo realises he missed vital signs when he uncovers evidence that the girl had been shot in the head before being dragged to the roof and thrown off, leading the police to reopen the case.
When DI Neill seems reluctant to pursue the possibility that Ruth may have been an informant for an undercover police officer, Phil Nelson, Leo starts to wonder if Ruth's death is part of a cover-up.
When a gun is found near Ruth's squat, investigations lead Neill to Alex Webb, an employee of a local car dealership. Harry, meanwhile, is forced to confront some uncomfortable family secrets when an old family friend, Mary Bradburn, shows up at the Lyell Centre for the post-mortem of her husband, James.
Discovering that James had taped a plastic bag over his head in order to suffocate himself, Harry is forced to come to terms with some of his own family revelations, when Nikki persuades him to finally look into the circumstances of his own father's suicide.
Meanwhile, Leo discovers that Phil Nelson is just one of three aliases used by Peter Carmody and realises that he is linked to another two murders - including that of Alex Webb.
Farren Blackburn. When a student suicide occurs on a university campus, Leo liaises with the Dean and investigating officer DC Saich after it emerges the deceased, Jason Renfrew, was the victim of bullying.
Concern grows when a gun and live ammunition are discovered in the dead boy's locker, and the contents from a memory card found in his stomach reveal files containing photos of students, some of whom he named as his tormentors.
Before the team can investigate further, their fears become a horrible reality as one of the main campus buildings comes under attack by a rampaging shooter, trapping Harry and Nikki inside.
All Leo can do is watch helplessly via CCTV security cameras as his colleagues try to help the wounded. Specialist firearms officers storm the building and find suspected shooter Scott Weston, lying on the floor, with a bullet wound to the head.
As the wounded and dead are wheeled out, Harry stays to help the paramedic attending to Weston. Unable to help, Nikki returns to the pathology lab, but realises she is not alone, when student Neil Corrigan enters the lab and locks the doors behind him.
As Leo starts preliminary post mortems on the victims in a temporary mortuary in the university's sports hall, he soon realises that there were two guns used in the incident.
Meanwhile, with Neil pointing a gun at Nikki, she starts to work out events as he slowly confides in her, and it soon becomes apparent Weston had a much bigger agenda than the shooting - blowing up the entire campus with a number of chemical bombs.
Paul Wilmshurst. Nikki returns to her childhood home in South Africa, after she is hired by a private security firm to investigate the cold case of the disappearance of five young men in the s, known as the Kensington Five.
However, upon excavating the crime scene, she discovers the remains of six bodies, and begins to wonder if the culprit has told everything.
Meanwhile, Harry and Leo are also in Cape Town for a scientific conference, but are waylaid by respective requests to lend their expertise to the examination of a woman's body dragged out of a bay, and the effort to reverse the deportation of a Zimbabwean asylum seeker, Kudzai, who was tortured in her home country.
When Kudzai is recruited by a corrupt immigration official to work at a local brothel, Leo discovers a link between the dead woman from the bay and the owner of the brothel itself.
As Nikki manages to confirm that the skeletons she is asked to examine are the remains of the Kensington Five, she decides to pay a visit to informant Captain Brackenfell - but soon discovers that a corrupt politician, who is a good friend of her ex-business partner, was the man whose information lead to the murders, she is left to make a difficult decision about her love life.
And as Harry and Leo get closer to the truth, they discover that there are plenty of untold, dirty secrets held deep within the African countryside.
The day after Professor Silverlake, a consultant neurologist at the Dartmouth London hospital, raised his voice at three patients for smoking and drinking on the premises, all three are found murdered in their hospital beds.
Silverlake, apparently the last doctor to visit the ward, later goes berserk with a shotgun after he is accused of the killings and is shot dead by a police marksman.
Leo and Harry believe they have a cut and dried case, but when the ward's night nurse is also murdered, realise they could have a cover-up on their hands.
Meanwhile, Nikki is deeply upset at having to perform an autopsy on an eight-year-old girl who is suspected to have been raped and murdered by convicted criminal Jason Bodie, a man upon whom Professor Silverlake once performed live-saving surgery.
Whilst Bodie is committed as unfit to plead, Silverlake's daughter Naomi asks Leo and Harry to help clear her father's name of murder.
As Nikki's mental instability over the girls' death worsens, Harry and Leo are forced to get her psychiatric help. But as the true identity of the perpetrator of all of the murders is discovered, it becomes a race against time to save Nikki's life and prove that Naomi is responsible.
He soon realises, however, that Bentley may have had an accomplice, who is still at large. This is confirmed when investigating officer Sonia Hardwick finds a letter to Bentley from his boyfriend in the original case file, supposedly buried by the original investigating officer, ACC Maynard.
Leo soon deduces that Bentley's lover, Stephen Fisher, may be responsible for all of the murders. He was responsible for Jodie's death, whose body was buried on his parents' ground after killing her when she found out about Stephen and Bentley's secret affair and threatened to tell his mother.
Six weeks later, the sergeant is killed in battle and buried with full honours. He is warned by British diplomat Duncan McBurney to avoid getting entangled in Anna's activities, and when Anna is murdered, suspicion falls on his shoulders, and he is forced to go on the run as the police appear to be in league with the Ukrainian gang he believes are responsible for her death.
Leo arrives from Britain to find Harry, and soon learns that Anna was pregnant. Assisted by Janos, an ex-Communist, Harry arranges to meet Leo at the ferry terminal, but Anna's murderer gets there first, shoots Janos dead and corners Harry.
Leo arrives to hear gunshots and finds a burning body on the promenade. Nikki is soon warned of the trouble and flies out to join the team, however, the police soon identify the burning body as Harry's.
However, soon after, Nikki and Leo receive a mysterious phone message inviting them to a rendezvous. There they find Harry, who tells them how his would-be murderer was accidentally killed, and that he planted his own possessions on the burning body to enable him to evade the police.
The team continue to investigate Anna's murder, and question a prostitute, Marina, in the hope of finding the motive and exposing her killers.
A scam to steal prostitutes' babies and sell them to childless couples is finally revealed, and the police who behaved so suspiciously turn out to be undercover officers involved in catching the villains - whose leader and mastermind turns out to be diplomat McBurney.
James Strong. Nikki, Harry and Leo are called to the Dutch Embassy in the wake of a shooting, in which an unidentified gunman has shot dead three people - police constable Ryan Barlow, Dutch ambassador Peter Van Buren's sister, Trudy, and a third victim, only identified as Van Buren's personal bodyguard.
During the shooting, Van Buren's daughter, Klara, is also injured, and his eight-year-old grandson, and Klara's son, Jack, disappears without trace.
With the revelation that Van Buren's son, Yacoub, also disappeared without trace fifteen years ago, and that his brother, Diedrick, was killed in a car accident three years ago in Nigeria, Nikki starts to believe that one lone assailant may be responsible for the 'curse' that has tainted the Van Buren family for the past several years.
Klara manages to survive her injuries, alongside her boyfriend, and fellow police constable, Craig Whitehead, but her shock revelation that the gunman was in fact none other than her missing sibling, Yacoub, sends the police and the pathologists on a wild goose chase.
However, the news coverage has a strange effect on Van Buren's au pair Mary Olivant, who is later found hanged from a tree on Hampstead Heath, having committed suicide.
And when the case looking into Yacoub's disappearance is re-opened, Nikki discovers that the third victim may not be Van Buren's bodyguard, and the team come close to uncovering a dark family secret - until the Dutch Embassy throw them off the case, and another pathologist, James Sabiston, who trained with Leo and Harry at the Lyell centre, is called in to carry out the postmortems on the deceased police officer, Trudy Van Buren and the questionable identity of the third victim.
When it is discovered that Van Buren's brother Diedrick, who had supposedly died three years ago, is the third victim, the team open a whole can of worms, including the possibility that Van Buren was responsible for the death and disappearance of his son.
The team attend a triple murder at a farmhouse, where the investigating detective, DI Connie James, wastes no time making her presence felt.
The case is proving difficult for Leo, however, whose mind is in turmoil following the suicide of an old friend.
Harry persuades Connie to disobey orders and test DNA evidence from the original investigation, and Janet is called in to help build the personality of the female serial killer.
Leo is still troubled by the suicide of his friend Lizzie Frazer, prompting Nikki to dig deeper into the murder of the woman's sister ten years before.
The episode is partly based on the Phantom of Heilbronn case. The double-murder investigation reveals more about the tangled lives of the inhabitants of Magnolia Drive, involving the couple, the husband's brother, the ex-wife, the neighbour and her son.
Harry makes a significant discovery about the dead woman's stepson Charlie, found lying in a coma at the crime scene, whilst uncovering a deep dark family secret which played a part in the sequence of events leading to the deaths.
Meanwhile Leo sets out to recreate the shape of the mystery weapon, with the help of forensic scientist Gill Bailey. Edward Bennett. The team continues the investigations which led Nikki to examine the church he visited as a boy, Mears is furious that the police have been made aware of the undiscovered bodies and he sends Annie out to search for her daughter who he claimed he knew where she was.
Eventually, he agrees to talk, but only to Nikki. Leo admits to Janet that he no longer loves her anymore. Leo visits old college friend Sean Delaney at his psychiatric care centre in Essex, where one of the patients, Eve, was found dead in her bed.
Although the coroner ruled a verdict of sudden death syndrome, Delaney is not convinced and asks Leo to investigate.
Suspicion soon falls on the dead girl's father, who has lost the family fortune and his wife — but the pathologist runs into problems when the local detective sergeant gives him a less-than-warm welcome, making it clear she is suspicious of his motives.
The team delves deeper into the circumstances surrounding Eve's death. Leo confronts the girl's mother and comes close to what actually happened the night before her daughter died, while Harry and Nikki track down the nun who performed the exorcism - and are shocked by what they find.
Psychiatrist Sean turns his attention to Eve's brother John, who believes he is also possessed by the demons that haunted his sister - is history about to repeat itself?
Or, more crucially, does anyone care? The gang of pimps uses a mini-cab taxi service as a front. They lure two more young school girls into the business, but one man takes a liking to one, Hannah, and tries to save them both, though he dies while trying to escape with the girls from another man.
When Hannah visits the morgue to see the man who saved her earlier, Nikki attempts to convince her to provide the police with information.
This results in the capture of all except the leader, who is later beaten to death by Shannon's devastated stepfather, who watched the video of her rape on her phone.
Nikki listens to the arguments put forward by forensic scientist Jack Hodgson David Caves to prove to sceptical DS Gold that suspicious circumstances are surrounding the death.
It is learned that Briggs was losing a desperate fight to prevent the sale of his ailing company to investors. Suspicion falls on a "call-girl" seen leaving the hotel, but Briggs' lawyer Annette Kelly reveals that the girl, Deana, is, in fact, Geraldine's daughter, adopted when her mother was sixteen.
Evidently, someone is leaking information to the press, and Jack accuses DC Gus Cook, resulting in the two fighting. When Deana's body is found by the Thames, Jack deduces she was murdered and finds her mobile phone, which shows she was in league with Trenter; DNA proves she was not, in fact, Geraldine's daughter.
Annette Kelly reveals information about Briggs and Trenter to Geraldine. When she too is found murdered, Geraldine is suspected. When questioned by the police, Geraldine reveals her daughter was a product of rape by her uncle, Philip, and she was forced to give up the baby.
Then the company's value falls to the point where the primary bidder, Schwartzman, can pick it up for next to nothing.
When Philip learns the extent of Trenter's double-dealing, he kills him; Trenter is subsequently revealed to be the murderer of both Deana and Annette Kelly.
Jack insists on bringing along his trusted technician, Clarissa Liz Carr. Richard Davidson [22]. Richard Clark. Nikki and Jack investigate the death of two women, who have been tied up and tortured in a basement.
The trail of evidence leads eventually to a research institute where Lucas Ballinger is employed. Meanwhile, Leo becomes involved in the case of a young woman imprisoned for the murder of her baby, as a result of a direct approach from the baby's father, who wants to avoid having his older son taken into care whilst not wishing to incriminate himself.
When a third woman is killed in a similar manner to the first two, the team discover a link with both Hearns, an ex-soldier, and Ballinger, who goes on the run.
The investigation is complicated by Jack's feelings for the investigating police officer, DI Reid, a former lover whom he suspects of having previously betrayed him by tampering with forensic evidence.
Nikki, at first sympathetic towards Reid, changes her view when she is trapped in a building set on fire by Hearns to conceal the third murder and Reid fails to help her.
Ballinger tracks down and kills Hearns, then goes after his boss at the research institute, Dr. Fell, who is behind Hearns' activities and the release of anthrax spores to create demand for a vaccine manufactured by his company.
Ballinger was also unaware that his wife was three months pregnant which nearly caused him to kill Dr. Nikki and Jack see through Reid when she begins an affair with a senior officer, and track Ballinger to a park, where he reveals that he was blackmailed by Hearns into participating in the release of the spores because Hearns had kidnapped his wife, one of the murdered women.
Nikki tried to talk to him and managed to extract the bag which looked suspicious to the police before an impatient Reid brings in a police sniper to kill Ballinger and is finally shamed by the failure to find any weapon among his personal effects.
Cast: David Murray , Christine Bottomley , Nicola Millbank , Sophie Stuckey , Christina Cole , Penny Downie , Lynn Farleigh , Rob Jarvis and Christopher Fulford When a pub landlady is stabbed to death and her little finger is cut off by the killer, Nikki seeks to prove the innocence of the dead woman's husband, Roly Henderson, against the police's mounting evidence to suggest his involvement.
Concerned for the couple's young daughter, Nikki convinces Jack and Leo that this is in fact the latest victim of a psychopathic serial killer, and, when Jack discovers that the intransigent DI Kate Warren has falsified evidence under the influence of her father, a senior police officer, he joins in the search.
Under pressure from her father, DI Warren arrests Henderson for the murder of his wife. Nikki visits another convicted man who was imprisoned for murdering his wife and she finds that the couple could have been attacked by the same man.
After further investigation of the evidence to this murder, the team pursue other suspects and suspicion falls on Alan Lane, an ex-policeman who has already served a prison sentence for the murder of his own wife and currently lives on the farm and sells hiking equipment out of a van.
Nikki visits Alan's mother-in-law who informs her of Alan's behaviour before and during their marriage and that her husband was found murdered, and that she was asked to move out after Alan and her daughter moved into their farm.
Nikki tracks down Anne Percival, the retired detective involved in the case. Unknown to the team, Percival is aware that Lane's wife Imogen is not dead and is assisting Imogen in protecting herself and her daughter from discovery by Lane.
When Percival contacts Imogen, she felt it was necessary to kill Lane in order to protect Imogen. She went to the family farm where he lives, however Lane overpowers her and tortures Percival to death in an attempt to discover Imogen's whereabouts, then kidnaps his own daughter, Karen, to lure Imogen back to him.
When confronted by the police, he shoots DI Warren dead. Nikki saves Jack's life when Lane arrives at the scene of the kidnap when Lane attack them as they are freeing Karen.
While being taken away, Lane shows that he still cares for Imogen, who remains terrified of him as before.
Henderson is reunited with his daughter. Stephen Gallagher. At about the same time, the decomposing body of Colin Connor is discovered in an old nursing home, about to be converted into ecologically-friendly apartments while the adjoining farmland is to be used for affordable housing.
Behind the scheme is Lord Embleton, a government minister who is attracted to Nikki after meeting her at a function. Embleton's father, Sir William, tries to discourage him from the scheme, and is in secret contact with a sinister government "advisor", David Loader.
Leo is intrigued by the post-mortem discovery that both Colin and Peter had the extremely rare Fanconi's Syndrome and begins to think that Tom Hancock's suspicions may be well-founded.
Jack finds evidence to suggest that Colin was in the disused building with a companion, who left him to die after his arm became trapped in a conduit while trying to steal copper wire.
Suspicion falls on Colin's employer, Brian Blackburn, and his son Derren, who appears to have undergone a personality change since his association with Colin.
Leo and Jack visit the deserted farm to look for evidence of contamination but are taken into custody by soldiers who claim that the land is in use as an army firing range.
On their return, Jack scrapes their shoes and finds evidence of groundwater contamination. Leo is contacted by the farm's former owner, George Ryder, who says he has information about the cause of the contamination, but when they attempt to meet at the old nursing home, Leo finds Ryder's dead body and sees Derren running away.
In the ensuing police pursuit, Derren falls off a ladder and dies; the post-mortem reveals that he was suffering from similar symptoms to Colin and Peter.
Jack suspects that Derren was not responsible for Ryder's death, and finds evidence that implicates David Loader.
Meanwhile, after Leo's house is burgled, he is suspended for allegedly losing confidential files, which he said he would never bring home and suggests that this was a set-up.
Nikki tries to get help from Lord Embleton, with whom she is having an affair, but Embleton's father tries to stop him becoming involved with her.
Leo seeks help from Tom Hancock, and they go to the farm again and discover the source of the radioactive contamination: a tunnelfire with a train carrying a nuclear warhead.
In there, they also found evidence that children have been visiting the area to play and spend time. When Leo finds a video in Tom's basement revealing that his son and several other local boys had been in the tunnel without realising the danger, Tom takes a parcel of radioactive dust and threatens Sir William, who shows no remorse for covering up the disaster.
Lord Embleton and David Loader enter Embleton's private office, not knowing that Tom has booby-trapped it, and both are covered in a fatal dose of radioactive dust from the tunnel.
In the final scene, Leo walks back into his office, watched by Nikki, Jack and Clarissa. Nikki and Jack go with him, and almost immediately encounter apparent hostility from private security guards working at the site.
Their leader, Sean Nugent, is reluctant to allow contact with three Taliban prisoners, and appears to be losing control of his men when one of the prisoners is found hanged in their cell; Nikki suspects that one of the other guards is responsible, and discovers that one of the prisoners, "Karim", is an Englishman.
Leo develops a relationship with Fawzia, the Afghan charity worker responsible for the water project, and is assaulted one night outside the compound.
Evidence begins to point towards Lambert having been killed by friendly fire. Clarissa interviews Scott Lambert again, and discovers that Nugent was an NCO with the original military team of which Dan was a member; her e-mail is concealed from Leo by Nugent.
While Jack is investigating decomposition rates in the local climatic conditions, he comes across further parts of Lambert's body. In the meantime, Leo and Nikki are accidentally locked in the cell with Karim and the other Taliban prisoner, and Karim appears to confess to having been involved in Lambert's killing.
After Nugent takes the prisoners to be handed over to the local authorities, Jack realises that the body parts are not Lambert's at all, and that "Karim" is in fact Lambert himself.
By the time he alerts the guards, the prisoners have murdered Nugent and escaped. As Leo walks him away from the site, the explosives are detonated and both are killed.
Nikki struggles to come to terms with Leo's death following the arrival of the new Lyell Centre boss, pathologist Thomas Chamberlain.
However, her feelings surface when DI John Leighton and DS Anne Burchett demand results in two unsolved cases - a mother and son murdered in their wealthy London home and the disfigured body of a young woman.
Footballer Isaac Dreyfus desperately fights to prove his innocence, whilst disillusioned Adam Freedman turns to a mysterious source for help to avenge the murder of his wife and child.
Under scrutiny from the press, the police are determined to nail their prime suspect and pile pressure on The Lyell Centre to deliver results.
However, when Nikki questions the motive behind the murders, a re-examination of the Freedman crime scene leads Jack to make a startling discovery.
Graham Mitchell. But bitter DI Rachel Klein remains unconvinced that she caused a miscarriage of justice and cannot hide her contempt, especially when another young man is found dead bearing the same hallmarks of the previous murders.
Meanwhile, Nikki's professionalism is brought into question due to her increasingly close relationship with lawyer Greg Walker Tobias Menzies. Nikki's professional reputation is on the line when her romantic involvement with lawyer Greg Walker leads her face-to-face with a raging Bennetto.
Thomas is under mounting pressure from DI Rachel Klein and the Home Office as he battles to save the Lyell Centre's reputation in the midst of a media storm.
Grieving for the death of his murdered son, newspaper hack Peter Masham strikes an unlikely deal with Bennetto's brother-in-law.
Meanwhile, Jack and Clarissa uncover the true identity of murder victim Byron Lee. Prime suspect is hunter and gunsmith Niall Wallace but he is eliminated from enquiries.
A clue leads to the Manhattan strip club, owned by Stella Nelson, who identifies the dead girl as Caitlin, who apparently gave no surname. Another dancer Amy tells Jack that Caitlin disappeared after getting into a car with a stranger but the local police, obnoxious DS MacNeil and DI Laing were not interested when she reported Caitlin missing.
Five more female corpses are discovered in the forest, denoting a serial killer. When news of the murders becomes public Sarah O'Keefe tells her boyfriend Steve Boyd that some years earlier she escaped a rapist and would-be killer in the same forest but, as she goes to tell the police, she is abducted again.
Nikki and Jack, joined by the apparently decent Dr Jenkins, unearth more bodies, leading to Niall being rearrested.
Steve Boyd reports girlfriend Sarah missing, revealing to Jack what she had told him about her previous ordeal, whilst Jason Ross admits to Nikki he called her in because he felt that in the past Jenkins had colluded with MacNeil and Laing to falsify evidence.
In fact Jenkins confesses to Nikki that he had been forced to lie because Laing spent most of his time covering for loose cannon MacNeil and needed his help.
The pathologists return to the Manhattan and learn that almost all the victims had worked there, including, very briefly, Sarah.
As a result Stella makes a phone call to Laing regarding her son Jerome. Laing finally confesses to Nikki, Jack and DS Ross about his relationship with Stella, which consequently leads to them finding Sarah and identifying the serial killer.
Nikki and Jack assist DS Sally Kirchner in identifying teen-aged Alice Preston, who was murdered and her baby taken live from her womb.
DNA identifies the father as married Simon Turner, who admits to a one night stand with Alice but claims he never saw her after giving her money for an abortion.
Alice was a drug runner, sharing a flat with two other drug dealers, Mark Blakefield, who is also murdered, and Nuri Kavur, who turns out to be the informant for DI John Brooke of the drugs squad.
Nuri believes his uncle, Turkish gangster Bekir Humadi, has slain the others after a consignment went missing and fears for his own life.
Brooke arrests Humadi for the slayings, after finding evidence at the flat but Jack believes he is actually framing the Turk. As Nikki tries to explain to Alice's father of her drug involvement Martin Carrisford, the witness to Alice's murder, is also slain.
Humadi threatens Nuri to locate the missing drugs though he denies killing Alice. Nuri is shocked to find that Brooke and his wife have Alice's baby.
Brooke assures Nuri he does not know where the drugs are but Nuri steals the baby, taking it to Humadi to use as bargaining power with Brooke for the drugs or their value.
Having accidentally discovered the drugs Brooke goes to broker a deal with Humadi, sacrificing Nuri, who is killed.
Brooke is prepared to arrest Humadi but Jack works out who really murdered Alice and Carrisford and why. He argued with the deceased girl the day she died and has no alibi.
Ryan is also Jack's half-brother, whom he has not seen since he was forced to testify against him in a court case some years earlier.
To avoid a clash of interests Thomas brings in pathologist Helen Ferguson, suspending Jack. Jack however does his own sleuthing. Nash's wife gives him a false alibi to protect their daughter but declares her intention to divorce him.
Ryan is bailed and moves in with Jack, who now doubts his brother's innocence whilst Hannah is killed after confronting Dr Nash.
Things look bad for Ryan when Lizzie tells Carter that he rowed with Hannah a couple of hours before she died as a result of which he makes an unsuccessful suicide bid.
Nikki is surprised at the lengths Jack will go to exonerate his brother until he tells her that was the assailant in the criminal case and Ryan took the blame to save his career.
Jack pursues Christy, who admits to falling for Katie, unaware that she was a minor but some while afterwards Jack is the victim of a hit and run, which he survives.
Ultimately the killer proves to be protecting a professional, rather than a personal, interest though Ryan, cleared of the murders, is not wholly innocent of another crime.
Ten miles away another victim, profoundly deaf Hannah Smithson, is also shot, though her boyfriend's brother Chris, targeted with her, survives but is unable to help with any information.
Inspector Jane De Freitas, on the rebound from an affair with colleague Robert Drake, calls in the pathology team but with the sniper at large and shooting indiscriminately Thomas is concerned for ex-wife Julia and their daughter Rosie, now living with former drug user Conrad Devenish.
After a fifth victim, Martin Cross, a charity worker at a school is shot the killer rings Jane to tell her that he is unstoppable. The latest killing, however, fails to show all of the hallmarks of the first four deaths, and the scene has been left in a much sloppier way than the tidy and neat arrangement of the first two crime scenes.
Jack suspects a second killer or an accomplice may be at work. A sixth victim, a lorry driver, is then picked off whilst picking up breakfast at a local service station.
Meanwhile, evidence relating to the murders is discovered which implicates the owner of a local army and navy store.
Working on the theory that the fifth murder is the key to the entire case, Jack realises that the team are closer to the killer than they think and makes a shock discovery when he goes to visit the son of one of the victims.
The first is a man who is pushed in front of a train on the London underground. The second is a female vicar who is found brutally attacked and murdered in her bathroom by her husband and daughter.
Next, a young builder is viciously attacked in an alleyway on his way home from work. Meanwhile, one of the officers assigned to the case, DI Luke Nelson, is having flashbacks about the murder of his father, which occurred when he was just six years old.
He asks Nikki to have a second look at the evidence, convinced that there could be a technicality, which could prove his mother's innocence in the crime.
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