Five Daughters

What normally happens in these situations is the police

create and issue a profile of the killer.

Where is it?

We are in contact with several types of professional and specialists

and will issue information as and when appropriate.

Will you issue a profile?

We will take every measure we feel will benefit the investigation.

Nor have you made a direct appeal to the killer himself.

What would you say to him?

Please contact Suffolk Police.

Three dead, two missing, a rising panic in the town itself,

but your detectives have failed to find a single suspect.

The murder of three young women in such a short space of time

would be a challenge to any police force.

Oh, no...

No.

Stewart!

We've got another one.

A call from the Old Felixstowe Road.

A woman's body dumped just yards from the roadside, naked.

This is madness. Uniform on their way. Scene of Crime were notified.

Get the helicopter up there. Right. And a live feed, Andy.

Maybe if I see it, I'll believe it.

Just coming over the area now.

Clear sight.

Now.

Clear.

Perfect.

She can't be more than 20, 25 feet from the road.

She's just been dumped.

Wait a minute.

We have something approximately 150 metres south-west of the target.

What's this?

Looks like another body.

Oh, my God.

It's another girl.

She's here.

Anni!

Look who's back.

Come here.

Oh!

I can't believe it. I've got my daughter back.

All right, trouble?

Hiya!

You know exactly what I did.

I did about a million courses, read a load of books.

You would've been proud of all books I read.

It's in the genes. Mmm.

And I made some friends. Nice girls.

So prison works, does it?

Well, while I was locked up it worked, yeah.

It was good.

Shit knows what happens next.

What happens next is you just, you know, carry on your good work. You'll be fine.

I didn't say I wouldn't.

What was your favourite course you took in prison? Hairdressing.

Hairdressing? I told you! Yeah, and I'm really good at it.

Don't look at me like that.

I'm bloody good at it!

Cuts, colours, rinsing, highlighting, anything.

I believe you.

I told you she enjoyed it.

I'm going to start my own business.

What's wrong with that?

Nothing. I didn't say a word.

You didn't have to. See the face he pulled?

It was a surprise, that's all. You don't believe me? Just watch me, Tom.

Course I do. Anni, look, hand on heart,

I believe that you can do anything that you set your mind to.

You're taking the piss. No, I'm not.

Anything.

I need a wee.

Toilet in the same place?

She looks great.

She does.

Hairdressing?

Yeah, well, you heard what she said. It's what she wants to do.

Can't live her life for her.

Yeah, you're right.

Think I might have a drink tonight, to celebrate.

I'll wait with you, Gemma.

No, you don't have to.

I don't mind.

I'll call you when I'm finished.

You can come and walk me home.

Well, don't stay out too late.

It's freezing.

Are you sure you don't want me to stay?

Sure. Honestly, I'm sure.

I love you, right?

Love you, too.

See you.

Stewart?

Tania Nicol.

The missing person?

She's been flagged as a drug user who works the parlours and, more recently, the street.

High-risk.

Yes, but without the usual chaos.

She lives at home and has not once walked away in all her 19 years.

Not once, never. Going missing is out of character and a real worry.

Her mother knew nothing about her addiction or lifestyle.

What do we know?

She left home around 10:30pm on the 30th.

She was supposed to be catching a bus into town to meet friends.

Her mobile phone flat-lined just after midnight the same night.

We need to move quickly on this one, Andy.

Set up a team. And you should arrange some media work.

No standing still.

How do I look?

You look beautiful.

So, where are you going? Who are you going with?

I don't know yet. It's an adventure.

I love you. I'll see you later.

Have you got your phone? Have you got money? Yeah.

Anni, be careful, yeah?

Mum, please! Please!

Mum!

You can't do this to me!

Please!

Please, I need them!

I hate you!

Would you look at the state of some of these?

No wonder they work nights.

Er, can you stop about here, please?

What's going on?

Erm, can you just stop? Stop. For this girl, thanks.

Do you want business?

Why would he want business with an old slapper like you? I beg your pardon?

You know what I said, Gemma Adams.

Oh! Oh, my God, Anni!

You're back. You're out.

I'm out.

Let me see you, have a look at you.

You look divine.

Look at your hair, your eyes.

And what are you doing back here?

I've come to see you, you daft cow.

Come on, get in.

In the car?

I can't.

Yeah, you can. Come on, get in.

I can't.

Look at me. I can't.

And I'm desperate, aren't I? Me and John.

He's climbing the walls. I can't.

You're still with John?

Yeah, course I'm still with John.

I need business, girl.

I need to score.

Here, take that.

Can I be cheeky and ask for 20?

Gemma, you all right? If he's arguing the toss, fuck him off!

Thanks. Thank you. Love you.

Look, I've got something, a really good idea,

something important to talk to you about. Call me.

Find me. I'm at the flat still. Yeah?

What was that all about?

Dunno. Who was in the cab?

Some girl. Couldn't see her face. What she look like?

I just said I couldn't see her face!

All right, Tom?

Hi, Nina.

Feeling horny?

I'm looking for Tania. Have you seen her?

Who's Tania?

Long, dark hair. Pretty. You could be taking about me, Tom.

Hello, Tom. Looking for business? He's looking for Tania.

I could do you a discount. No, thank you, Rochelle. Anyone need a lift?

No, I need business. Or a loan. Any chance?

Sorry. Broke.

Anyway, erm, keep warm.

I hope you're not selling it cheap, babe.

It's hard enough as it is without giving discounts.

Have a bit of self-respect, Chelle. I'm not selling it cheap.

Otherwise Nina'll poke your fuckin' eyes out.

I'll set fire to your fuckin' Mary. I'm not selling it cheap!

We're sure it's Tania?

It's the time she was out.

It was what she was wearing.

Then we use it.

We use whatever we can to jog some memories.

Police are concerned about a young woman, Tania Nicol,

who was last seen on the evening of Monday the 30th of October.

Anyone who has any information on the whereabouts of Tania

is asked to contact Suffolk Police.

The 19-year-old was caught on CCTV walking in town.

Last night, Suffolk Police talked to more than 400 motorists.

The police are concentrating their inquiries in Ipswich's red-light district,

where Tania Nicol was known to work. Eight days after her disappearance, concern for her safety is growing.

So, how's your probation course going? All right.

Hate the travelling, but it's all right.

It's got to be done.

Mum said you've started looking for premises for your hairdressing.

No, Mum's started looking for premises.

Gone off the idea?

No, I haven't.

Just don't want premises.

I mean, paying rent's dead money, right?

And why should I pay rent?

I'd rather go mobile.