02x02 - Hope

[bunniefuu]

CORMACK: What do you know
about Harborne House?

HAZEL: I've heard the stories.

Nasty sh*t went on in
Harborne House. Why?

I need to look at a file

of a kid that did a
stint there back in '98.

So subpoena it.

I can't.

It's about my brother.

Richard Vogel.

- You think this is Richie?
- Yeah.

No, I don't know. I just...
I just need to rule it out.

Can you get me the file?

Well, this is my job,
working with these kids.

- It's completely unethical.
- Yeah, I know.

- I get it.
- You don't get it at all.

I'm not like you. I can't just bend
the rules and get away with it.

Jesus.

Hang on, hang on.
Hazel. Alright, alright.

I'm sorry. I know, it's...

it's a lot to ask.

But it's kind of too late
now. It came out of my face.

I can't take it back.

Please.

I won't access the
files, but I'll find out

where the hard copies
are being stored.

Government archive rooms
are pretty low security.

Thank you.

[KIDS SCREAM AND SHOUT]

[KIDS VOICES CONTINUE]

Um, just... [CLEARS THROAT]

NADJA: Daisy? Hi, Daisy.

I'm Nadja.

Tess at the reception
said I'd be stopping by.

I have that phone charger.

And this is Val.

We thought you might need a hand

getting back on your feet again.

I can find you some
clothes a little later.

- Thank you.
- Are you safe, love?

Does he know where you are?

Well, that's good. Good. Yeah?

- Yeah.
- That's good.

Do you feel up to a little walk?

We can show you around the park.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- OK.
- OK.

It's best not to linger
around the shower block.

There's a few creepy
b*stards about.

A group of us go
together, 8am every day.

Hi Nadja.

- Been a long time.
- Yeah.

Are you OK, Nadja?

I didn't know that you
were in this situation.

I'm fine.

It's not something I advertise.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Is this, um, like, an
official interview, or...?

No, um...

This is just us, OK?

Oh.

Uh... [LAUGHS]

[FAINTLY] Jesus Christ...

What?

Have you ever felt like
Zoe's tried to contact you?

Yes.

Usually, it's all in my head.

So many women in the
street look like her.

But there was one time,
a few years ago, that...

I know I wasn't imagining it.

And what happened?

Well... There was this woman

who parked outside
my flat at night

and was just watching.

When I went to see what's
going on, she took off.

But I... I know, I...

I felt it was Zoe.

I think she's been
trying to contact me.

I've been getting phone calls
on the night Zoe disappeared

for the last eight years.

And the caller doesn't
say anything, but...

I know it's her.

Why haven't you
told me this before?

[STAMMERS]

At first, I thought
it was just a troll.

And I didn't want
to get your hopes up

if it was just some hoax.

But, last night...

last night I got another call.

Did you tell Detective Cormack?

No.

I've got to prove
that it's her first.

[HAMMERING, CLATTERING]

LEO: You like that, Rick?

Right, tools down.
Union inspection.

- Can you give us 5 minutes, please, Rick? Thanks.
- Sure.

Very sturdy.

What do one of these
joints set you back?

About 1.3 mil.
You in the market?

Not that market, no.

Do you mind if we have
a chat alone for a sec?

Oh, no, it's fine.
That's my brother, Will.

Will. James Cormack.

I'm glad you're
reinvestigating. Thanks.

Um...

Yesterday, you mentioned that
you thought Zoe was m*rder*d.

By Joseph Rua.

He has an alibi.

What, Melody Forster?

Little Miss Free
Love, Free Drugs.

She's not a serious person.

Joseph volunteered
at that radio station

specifically to
target younger women.

[LOUD BANGING]

Well, the cops back then
couldn't find a link

between Joseph and
Zoe's disappearance.

Those detectives were inept.

Joseph was a 30-year-old vagrant

living right next to Zoe's
favourite running trail.

Where was that?

Blue Gum Track,
near Mt Coonowrin.

Joseph saw her,
he preyed on her,

and I believe he k*lled her.

What was Zoe's emotional
state at the time?

Yeah, she was struggling
after Cody's suicide.

And we helped her through that.

But we couldn't keep
Joseph away from her.

Have you interviewed him yet?

- Not yet, but I will.
- Yeah.

I just want to confirm
your original statement.

So you left the party
at around midnight?

Yeah.

We had a call with US investors

back at the office.

And what time did
you return home?

WILL: We were in the
office all night, mate.

Yanks weren't happy
with our proposal,

so we had to redo it.

[INHALES, EXHALES LOUDLY]

Alright, I'll, um... I'll
let you get back to work.

Um...

Look, I'm sorry to be the one

that has to bring
all this up again.

Just find out where
he buried her body

so we can bring her home.

I'll walk you out, mate.

Thank you.

I know he seems detached,

it's just how he's
learned to cope.

Yeah, well, I'd be pretty
angry too if I was him.

Yeah.

How's Nadja coping?

Similar to Leo.

Probably worse, considering
the circumstances.

What circumstances?

Living in the van.

What? I didn't know.

I find that kind of strange.
How could you not know that?

We haven't really kept in touch.

She doesn't talk to her son?

No, he's not talking to her.

They had a falling
out at Seb's 21st.

Nadja tried to reconnect,
but Seb wasn't ready yet.

You close to Zoe?

Yeah.

What do you reckon happened?

Zoe did want to leave
Moorvale. She talked about it.

Then Cody died, so I
think Zoe just wanted to

get away from everything
for a while. Yeah.

So you believe it's possible
that Zoe just up and left town?

Yeah, I want to,
man. I want to.

Uh...

I used to have these dreams

about where she was living in
a snow town in New Zealand,

beach village in WA.

But then, when I got sober,

I realised that if those
daydreams were true...

..it had meant that she'd
cut ties with us completely,

and I just can't fathom that.

To be honest, both options
are pretty horrible,

so I just try not to
think about it, you know?

No, you're not getting TikTok.

So unfair!

I know! Life is an
eternal struggle.

Go visit Granddad.
I'll be there in a sec.

WOMAN: Samara
Kahlil! Long time.

Hey, Ella Vuko! How's
life at the Feds?

ELLA: Oh, not much different.
Better biscuits in the mess.

What's up?

Um, listen, I've been getting
calls from a blocked number,

and I need to know who it is.

Can you trace it for me?

ELLA: Yeah, but it sounds like
you don't have the paperwork.

- Yeah, it's personal.
- ELLA: Right.

It's kind of a long
story, but um..

ELLA: I don't need to hear it.

Text me the date and
the time of the call.

- Thank you, Vook.
- OK.

[ENDS CALL]

[LIGHTER FLINT STRIKES]

I can't believe I
told him to f*ck off.

He knew you loved him.

I just don't understand.

Why didn't he talk to us?

Should get to the wake.

You want a drink?

Mum and Dad are here.

They don't really get
the Aussie tradition

of getting hammered at funerals.

They prefer old-fashioned
Lebanese misery.

At least your parents came.

Heavy day.

You alright?

Um, not really.

Why are you here, Sean? You
weren't friends with Cody.

It's a good photo op for Mum.

Council elections are coming up.

You're such a prick.

I'm just f*cking around, Khalil.

Knew Cody since primary school.

I'm worried about you.

I know how tight you guys were.

Want me to get you a drink?

Um, yeah. Can I have
a beer, actually?

Beer?

- Do you want a tonic?
- Fine.

Alright.

He's just here
chasing sad-girl sex.

Do not get back
together with him.

It's not like that.

He's actually been
really supportive.

His dad died when
he was five, so...

he knows what it's
like to lose someone.

I miss him.

He loved you so much.

Oh, he was so
happy on the radio.

That was our first show.

[LAUGHS] Just drunk
two litres of coke.

We were seeing who could
not pee for the longest.

[BOTH LAUGH]

Um...

Mandy...

Do you mind if I...

leave some of
those on the tables

for people to take home?

MANDY: What is it?

ZOE: It's Cody. How I knew him.

You know, I don't want
people to forget...

..how he lived.

Because...

It's beautiful. Thank you.

Oh.

I got something
for you, actually.

I can't take that.

He'd want you to have it.

MAN: All done? Thanks.

Let me get another round?

BRAD: Hey. If you wouldn't mind
signing the condolence book?

- Hey, Joseph.
- JOSEPH: Hey.

You remember Samara?

JOSEPH: Heard you... found him.

- How are you holding up?
- I can't sleep.

BRAD: Thanks. Really
appreciate it.

See him up there every
time I close my eyes.

On the bright side, though,

I can't eat either, so
I've dropped a dress size.

Can you guys sign
the condolence book

when you get a chance?

JOSEPH: Of course, Brad.

Mandy's trying to gather
as many stories about Cody

as she can.

Sam.

What's wrong?

Is it Sean? I can
tell him to leave.

f*ck, Zoe.

Not everything's about
you all the time.

Everyone's tiptoeing around

pretending like they
don't know why he did it.

What do you mean?

You'd know if you
weren't so busy

obsessing over your own
non-existent problems.

Hi, Sam.

Sorry, Zuzu. I'm so sorry.

- I was here the whole time.
- Where's Dad?

Oh, something came up at work.

You're late. It's almost over.

I know, darling, but Seb
fell asleep in the car

- and I couldn't just...
- You're unbelievable.

Hey, do you want
to get out of here?

Uh... Sure.

Zoe, um, where are you going?

Um, I don't know.

f*ck! [SLAPS HAND]
Away from you.

Darling, you're making a scene.

Yeah, I don't give a f*ck,
Mum. My best friend is dead.

[CLINKING]

Oh, cheese.

- [KNOCKING]
- CORMACK: Hello?

Nadja?

- Stop! Stop, stop, stop.
- What?

Oh. Sorry.

Do you want a kombucha?

CORMACK: That fancy
Japanese beer?

No. I only drink
Australian-owned stuff.

It's fermented tea.

Lemon-lime organic
tea with high...

Yeah, it's pretty bad.

CORMACK: Then why are you
offering it to me, then?

I hate waste.

Um...

I wanted to go over
with you, uh...

What happened the night
Aunt Zoe went missing?

Well, it's going to
sound awful, but, um...

I wasn't paying much
attention to Zoe at the party.

I was pretty busy making sure

everything was
perfect for her, so...

After we cut the cake,

the adults went home,
kids kept partying,

I went to bed and...

When I woke up the next
morning, Zoe was gone.

Do you know anyone that Zoe might
have met up with that night?

No.

No.

Everyone she knew
was at the party.

Joseph wasn't. Leo
kicked him out.

Yeah, but Joseph had an
alibi. He was with Melody.

And, um, Zoe was in Brisbane.

We got the data from
her phone, so...

Wait. Wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait.

What do YOU think happened?

I'm just gathering
information at the moment.

Oh, yeah.

You think she met with someone
and they hurt her, don't you?

I hope not.

Yeah.

It's completely out of character

for Zoe not to be
in contact with us.

So we're desperately
worried about where she is,

and that she's OK.

If you have any information,
please call the hotline.

Um, and Zoe, if
you're watching this,

please come home.

Is there a problem
with the food, sir?

No, actually,
quite the opposite.

This steak...

is to die for.

Speaking of which,

I'd love to have a little chat
with you about Zoe Jacobs.

- Sorry, what?
- I'm a detective.

OK, well... let's
see some ID, then.

Voila.

Right, so you're a
real cop, then, eh?

Not one of Leo's boys.

When's the last
time you saw Zoe?

It's all in my original
statement, sir.

You were kicked out
of her 21st birthday

the night she disappeared.

By her father.

You didn't happen to meet up
with her after that, did you?

It's all in the statement.

You started your first business

right after Zoe's disappearance.

Where'd you get
the money for that?

I know that's not
in your statement.

I'll be in touch.

In the meantime, I
suggest you get a lawyer.

Oh!

Can I get some
tomato sauce, please?

[CRACKLY AUDIO]

And then, when you're
ready, let go of the string

and fling it that way.

Look at that, Mum!

Jimmy! Jimmy, quick, get
over here! I got one!

WOMAN: James, help your brother.

He's fine, Mum.

- Keep going. You've got this.
- What are you doing?

Quick, get the knife!

- MOTHER: Is that number three?
- Yep.

MOTHER: Wow, we really
are in blessed waters.

- Boo!
- [LAUGHS]

Yeah, you should kiss its butt.

[LAUGHTER]

- Mum, do you want a taste?
- No.

CODY: Speaking of requests,

I got one earlier, on the
email, from your number-one fan,

deepblue32@yahoo.com.

ZOE: This better
not be another poem.

CODY: It's a song dedication.

One I'm sure will
soften your hard heart.

ZOE: [LAUGHS] You're an idiot.

CODY: "I want to dedicate
Here Is Gone by Goo Goo Dolls

"to my ZeeJay.

"I'm not the one who broke you.

"I'm not the one to fear.

"I'll lay a thousand
roses at your feet."

ZOE: f*ck, Cody, quit it.

- CODY: "your feet."
- ZOE: f*ck, Cody, quit it.

"the email,

"from your number-one fan,
deepblue32@yahoo.com."

- Do you have a minute?
- Yeah.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Who was Zoe's number-one fan?

The guy sending creepy
messages to her radio show

just before she disappeared.

I don't remember, but...

song dedications weren't a big
deal. Lots of people did them.

Yeah, well, this
one had Zoe spooked.

Anyone come to mind?

Could it have been Joseph Rua?

[LAUGHS] I doubt it.

They were flirting a bit,

but nothing ever
happened between them.

OK.

I think we should go for a walk.

OK.

Show me where Zoe's
running track was.

CORMACK: Oof!

- Was Zoe sporty?
- Uh, not really.

It was more cosmetic.

Her mom made her pretty
paranoid about her weight.

What was their
relationship like?

[LAUGHS]

Loving, but volatile.

They're both big personalities.

What about you and Zoe?

Zoe was my best friend,

back when...

back when that meant everything.

But...

She was also my
first heartbreak.

The one that changes
how you see the world.

So... Married? Kids?

- Cats?
- [LAUGHS]

I got married. I had Ava.

Got divorced. That
was pretty fun.

What about you?

I wish I had kids.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

How old's Ava?



I think having kids is...

the best thing that
could ever happen to you.

You know this whole thing

mightn't turn out the
way you want it to?

Yeah, I know.

Seen it in my head
already a thousand times.

I still believe that
Zoe is alive, but...

It's hard not to imagine
every violent possibility.

That's why I'm
offering you a way out.

Of the case.

I don't want one. I
just want to find her.

This is the end of the trail.

That's private property.

Thank you.

She used to park
her car up here.

Sometimes after a run she'd
go for a swim to cool off.

This place is beautiful.

Where was Joseph staying?

In a house on the hill up there.

- Morning.
- Morning.

How are you feeling?

Um...

Deeply regretful.

Ouch. Yeah, burn.

Not that. Just...

The third bottle of wine.

Oh... My head feels like
a broken distortion pedal.

Yeah, well, nothing
kills a hangover

like a swim.

I don't have any togs.

You've never needed them before.

I'll join you this time.

[LAUGHS]

WOMAN: Samara, Zoe's here.

I'm going to work.
Zoe, eat something.

You're wasting away.

Hey.

Hey.

Um, you wanna...

tell me what I did to
turn you mental yesterday?

I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have
taken it out on you.

Why were you so angry?

I just couldn't stand
to see Brad there,

comforting Mandy, pretending
like it wasn't his fault.

He, um, he hits Mandy?

And Cody too?

That's why he wanted to
stay with me that night.

And I said no.

It's not your fault,
OK? It's Brad's.

Why is Mandy still with him?

She doesn't have anywhere to go.

She should report him.

If she tells the police and they
find out that she's homeless,

they'll take Ziggy
and Cass off her.

People need to know what he did.

Maybe Mandy can't
tell them, but we can.

OK, that's enough, Zo.

Let's go.

He must have been so scared.

What are you doing? Zoe!

What are you doing?

sh*t!

f*ck. [STARTS ENGINE]

- Hey! Hey!
- Get in!

- Hey, what are you doing?
- Get in!

Hey!

f*ck!

m*therf*cker!

Get back!

NADJA: That's terrible.

And to think this sort of thing
is happening in Moorevale.

Zoe had nothing to do
with it, I am certain.

LEO: Just give
Will a call, Dave.

He'll confirm it.

Oh, there she is.

Hello, darling.

You know Sergeant Gee?

Yep. Hiya, Dave.

Zoe.

Dave was just saying that

Brad Holt's car was
vandalised tonight

and he was accusing
you of doing it.

But I was just explaining
that that's impossible

because you've been at the
office with your uncle, working.

Yeah, until midnight.

Can you arrest Dad for that?

- Sorry for wasting your time.
- No, it's not a problem, Dave.

I'll confirm this with
Will in the morning.

- LEO: Alright.
- NADJA: Goodnight, Dave.

Where were you tonight?

Just hanging out.

Just hanging out?
You smell of petrol.

- [DOOR CLOSES]
- Zoe... What are you doing?

Hm?

That bloke that you've been
hanging out with, Joseph,

he's a lowlife.

You don't even know him.

I know that you've been
making bad decisions

that could damage my reputation.

So this is about you?

No, this is about all of us.

We could lose the business if
we don't get some work soon.

Look...

I know that what you
went through with Cody

doesn't just go away.

And it breaks my heart that

I couldn't protect you from
that then, but I can now.

So, what we're going to do
is defer uni for a semester

and you're going to
come and work for me.

Learn the ropes.

I'm going to look after you, OK?

What? I worked my
a*s off on this.

I'm going to be
there to pitch it.

LEO: You smell like a brewery.

Oh, piss off. You
sound like Dad.

LEO: They'd laugh
us out of the room.

I'm not going to let you
f*ck up this opportunity.

I'm taking Gita.

She's done most of
the work anyway.

Let's go.

You're f*cking joking.

Hey, Zoe.

I'm sorry, Will.

He never sees how
much work I do.

Thanks.

MAN: [ON RADIO] ..that
every generation

probably says this about
the younger generation,

but that's your point, Marlene.

MARLENE: Look, that's
absolutely my point.

I just think, "Get a job.

"Get a job, you lazy things."

MAN: Pick up an axe, or
pick up a saw, and...

MARLENE: They need to know
what an honest day's work's...

What is this?

That's the job we're
pitching on today.


on Riverview Road.

This was Cody's home.

ZOE: Judging by the emails,

many of you know that
Cody died a few weeks ago.

I don't know if I can keep
doing this show without him,

but, um...

I wanted to honour him tonight.

Cody was the funniest
person I've ever met.

And kind.

He was too good for this world.

A world that thinks that
a bunch of luxury villas

are more important than

a safe home for a single
mum with her kids.

I won't be taking
any requests tonight.

I'm just playing songs for Cody.

♪♪ One, two, three, four

- [INTRO TO DO YOU REALIZE BY
THE FLAMING LIPS PLAYS] - [SOBS]

♪♪ Do you realise

♪♪ That you have the
most beautiful face? ♪♪

- Samara? You want to come and...
- No. Can you knock?

[SONG CONTINUES]

You haven't listened to
those in a long time.

Yeah.

Habibi...

Are you sure you should
be working on this case?

It took you so long to
recover after she disappeared.

I have to.

I always thought
that she just...

took her trust fund
and ran, you know?

But...

Now I know it's not that simple.

Either somebody hurt her...

..or she ran from
someone that was gonna.

Either way, I need to find her.

[DISTANT LAUGHTER]

[ALARM TONE RINGS]

[ALARM STOPS]

NADJA: Val?

- Morning.
- Morning.

- Morning. - Morning.
- [COUGHING]

Did you hear that?

[INDISTINCT]

- WOMAN: Morning.
- Morning.

I thought we were
meeting on-site.

I needed to talk
to you privately.

Do you know Nadja's homeless?

What? How?

I don't know. The cop told me.

She's living out of a van.

Leo, we need to help her.

The business is
flying, and we owe her.

- She helped us break through.
- Just let me process this, OK?

I'll have to talk to Gita.

Have you told Seb?

Told Seb what?

Bit early for a shoey, isn't it?

[LAUGHS]

I was the one that made
the tape in Zoe's backpack.

Cody had me record
every one of their shows

so that he could
listen back to it

and improve his performance.

The tape that Zoe took was...

the last show that
they ever did together.

And these... these are
all the rest of them.

Thank you.

This will be helpful.

- What's that one?
- That one's for me.

That's, uh...

..all my memories of Zoe.

It's time I stopped
hiding from them.

How did Zoe cope
after she found...

..Cody hanging?

Yeah, she wasn't in a good way.

You can't unsee what
she saw, you know?

But then, when she found
out what Brad did to Cody,

she just completely lost it.

Wait.

Question.

Who's Brad?

CORMACK: [READS] DUI,
possession, serious as*ault.

So you and Zoe torched
this guy's car, huh?

No, Zoe did.

I just drove.

Ah. The wheelman.

And you didn't think to
tell the cops back in '03

about this, huh?

[LAUGHS] I never told ANYONE.

Well, obviously we have to

have a little chat with
Bradley here, don't we?

[RADIO PLAYS LOUDLY]

Mate, can you turn
your music down?

- MAN: Sorry, can't hear you.
- Turn your music down.

- Hey, turn your music down, mate!
- No.

Turn your f*cking
music down, mate!

[INDISTINCT TALKING, GRUNTING]

[PEOPLE JEER AND WHISTLE]

Sebastian?

♪♪ From the outside

♪♪ I'll help you
through your pain

♪♪ If you'll help
me through mine

♪♪ Never have I met

♪♪ Someone as insensitive as you

♪♪ I want to escape what
you've done to my life

♪♪ I love the way that
you're always on my mind

It's OK, you're not bad
when you're sane... ♪♪

Sarge!

Hey, Sarge!

What?

I think I know
who deepblue32 is.

The song dedications.

Deep Blue is a
computer chess program.

Zoe's ex, Sean Cosgrove made
the state finals in chess

when we were at uni.

How come he wasn't
interviewed back then?

His mum gave a statement
saying that she was with him

after the party.

Let me guess. Mummy
said he was home.

Yeah, well, Julie Cosgrove
was the mayor back then.

She's a senator now.

Well, at least politicians
don't lie, right?

Set up an interview with him.

Hey...

[LINE RINGS]

Hi, Dad.

Are you still mates
with Sean Cosgrove?

JULIE: No, this bill is
about more than jobs.

It's about providing
people homes.

Yeah, and if you offered
bipartisan support,

we could start addressing
the crisis immediately.

[LAUGHS]

Yeah.

Alright.

Alright. We'll
meet up next week.

Bye.

Hey.

Did you know that Zoe's
case has been reopened?

- They have new evidence.
- Evidence of what?

I don't know,

but my contact said my
name has been mentioned.

OK, I'll look into it.

The case has been
reviewed before.

Nothing's ever come of it.

My name has never
been mentioned before.

I'm not the only one that has
something to worry about here, Mum.

Shaun, calm down.

Darling, I'll
handle it, alright?

How has your return
to duty been?

How's work been treating you?

Some days are
better than others.

But you like your job, right?

Poking around in the dark
corners of people's minds.

I like helping people.

What about you? Why
did you become a cop?

Free parking.

Good perk.

Seriously, though?

CORMACK: I don't know.

Survival, at first.

I was living on the street

and the academy was
way out of that.

What made you become
a head shrinker?

I can write my
own prescriptions.

THAT is a good perk.

How does the job impact
your personal relationships?

You trying to find
out if I'm single?

No, I can tell you're single.

I'm asking why.

I guess dead bodies and...

..missing kids...

..doesn't make for good
dinner-party chat, you know?

Are you lonely?

Do you know anyone that isn't?

Tell me about your mother.

God, you just go straight
for the jugular, don't you?

Um...

She was a factory worker.

She had these rough hands.

She...

She always smelled
like cigarettes.

She was a really bad singer.

But I remember her being
such a good dancer.

She was kind.

Yeah.

She was really kind.

And what about Richie?

Those memories are a bit
harder to hold on to.

I can't remember what's
real and what I've imagined.

How do you cope with not
knowing what's happened to him?

I know this goes against
your business model,

but by just pushing
it deep down inside.

What happens when you
can't push it deep down?

I hope however he died
was quick and painless.

So you've relinquished any
hope that he's still alive?

I haven't seen him in 25 years.

I couldn't find him.

And he hasn't found me.

I don't believe in hope.

I believe in evidence, so...

[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]

[WHISTLING]

Jesus.

I knew you'd see sense.

Eventually.

Where can I find the guy that

you claimed you
set Richie up with?

Mark won't talk to you alone.

I'm coming.

Whatever.

Put some pants on.

[WHISTLES]

What's this about,
Tommy? I'm busy.

[LAUGHS] You look at
Gordon f*cking Ramsay here!

We need to know who you set
my son up with for that job.

- Who's he?
- That's my other son.

I don't see the resemblance.

[LAUGHS] Neither does he.

But I know it's there.

Deep down.

Who was it?

I don't know what
he's talking about.

- I think he's having a lend of you.
- Mark...

MARK: I did my time.
Now I do dishes.

I'm not part of
that world anymore.

I never even met your brother.

Jimmy...

He just don't want to
snitch, that's all.

[PHONE RINGS]

Hey, Vook, how'd you go?

ELLA: Hey, look, I looked
into your unknown caller.

- I'll send you the number.
- Yeah?

Unfortunately, it's
a prepaid burner,

so, no user details.

- [SIGHS] sh*t.
- Yeah.

So, what - that's it?

ELLA: I could dig
a little deeper,

but I'd need the paperwork.

Yeah, that could be tricky.
Let me think about it.

ELLA: No worries.

Look, there was
one other thing...

The call you received
the other night

was made from Moorevale.

So, whoever you're looking
for is not far away.