Detective Inspector William Wagstaffe attempts to solve brutal crimes while also trying to hold his fractured life together.
CreatorChris Lang
Episode 1
Oct 31, 2018
D.I. Will Wagstaffe is called to investigate a gruesome murder, but they soon learn that the victim was arrested two and a half years ago on suspicion of sexually assaulting his young step daughters.
Episode 2
Nov 1, 2018
The detectives continue to look into a string of attacks on a series of people who were marked as paedophiles but never convicted, although Wagstaffe is frustrated by the eerie wall of silence from the victims' families. To make matters worse, a web of deceit begins to unravel - leading the DI to a disturbing conclusion.
Episode 3
Nov 7, 2018
D.I. Will Wagstaffe and his team investigate the mysterious death of a young nurse on the London Underground. Whilst CCTV reveals the victim fleeing an invisible assailant, forensics find a DNA link to a missing teenager presumed dead for seven years. Aided by his new team D.S. Rob Mullan, D.C. Ray Monk, D.C. Annie Webb and pathologist Dr. Luke Paul, Will unearths a bond of secrets and betrayals which leads him straight into the dark underbelly of the city.
Episode 4
Nov 8, 2018
As the team delves deeper into the poisonings, it quickly becomes clear that those responsible have a powerful influence. The pressure builds for D.I. Wagstaffe to find buried links between Sofie Cerna and Nick Kyriacou, but when the investigation veers close to home, he finds himself making his sister's fiancé Paulo an offer that could have far-reaching consequences.
Episode 5
Nov 14, 2018
A young woman is found murdered in an East London church, and D.I. Will Wagstaffe must establish if it's the work of her recent stalker or if the answer is more complicated.
Episode 6
Nov 15, 2018
As the team delve deeper into the circumstances surrounding Suzy's death, details of her torrid emotional state reveal a surprising new line of enquiry. Elsewhere, Staffe is forced to confront the devastating fallout from his recent actions.
