Tuesday Traders (2025)

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(upbeat music)

Did you write a letter recently?

Can I read it?

I'm gonna end up reading it anyway.

Say Duncan you're my hero.

Duncan you're my hero.

No way.

You're gonna be buying me

a good Christmas present

this year, buddy.

I think you're right.

(laughs)

I can't believe it's been a year, Fred.

Yeah, lovely way to remember Caoimhe.

Just wish she could have been here.

Maybe she was.

Maybe she's looking down on us right now.

Maybe.

She'd want you to take her somewhere nice

with all those winnings.

Ya dark horse, Fred.

How much was it in the end?

Not bad.

All right, I have to head off, gents.

Yeah, Yeah me too.

Put them back.

I brought them with me.

You don't mind, do you, Fred?

No.

See?

No, you're right.

He's right.

Sure I got work anyway.

I'll see you, lads.

Don't stay too late, gents.

Smoke?

Last meal.

I think I threw half a burger in the bin

I could dig it out for ya.

Why didn't you tell them?

Why didn't you?

Did you want me to?

No.

I didn't think so.

You could always do it this way.

Takes a bit longer, I know,

but you get there in the end.

Like Gerry.

Speaking of Gerry.

Cheers.

See, I wouldn't do this to you.

Do what?

Well, first off, refuse a cheers.

And second.

k*ll myself.

Who says I'm gonna do it?

When have you ever not done something

you said you were gonna do?

Have you made up your mind?

Don't answer that question.

Relax.

Relax, he says.

I'm afraid the next words out of my mouth

are gonna send you up the stairs

and stick your head through that thing

and I'm gonna have to

wrestle you out of it.

You wouldn't be able to.

Oh.

You'd fight me, would you?

Someone you've known

practically since the womb,

you'd fight me so that you

were able to k*ll yourself.

Yeah.

I would.

Would you k*ll me?

It takes a lot to k*ll a man.

That's what you said.

Doesn't really feel like anything,

but it takes a lot of energy,

that's what you told me.

Why don't you just take that energy

and instead of turning

it in, just turn it out.

Oh.

Someone would get hurt, would they?

If it's only me I'm hurting,

then I'm hurting nobody.

You're dead wrong there.

My Fiona, my Sarah,

they love you.

Gerry.

Duncan.

I only see them once a year.

Whenever Gerry needs a lend.

What if I did it?

How would it feel if I k*lled myself?

I can't even imagine how

Sarah and Fiona would feel

if I did it.

Because they're yours, Stevie.

You haven't met yours yet.

You know what I mean?

I've been praying.

Well, maybe you'll have a second chance.

I met mine.

Have a drink with me.

Have a drink with me.

No.

Come on.

Have a drink with me.

Have a drink with me, Fred.

Good night, Stevie.

Can you turn that down?

It's our only means of

communication with the station.

So, no.

Oh give us a minute will ya?

You've been napping since we got here.

I didn't think it'd be like this.

I thought we'd be out there,

helping people.

You get used to it.

We've got something.

There's a car with an

unresponsive occupant.

Where?

Crough Woods.

Toger Central.

Probably somebody fell asleep

after getting around the way.

It can happened to the best of us.

Well, Jack says you should

come and check it out anyway.

It seems urgent.

Let's go.

Sergeant.

Sergeant.

Stevie.

Ah, Stevie.

When will they just leave her alone?

They were very fond

of your father, Sarah.

Just paying their respects.

Aren't they surely just

going through the motions.

Yeah, some of them are, yeah.

Who's grave is tha?

It's his Mrs.

A drunk driver did her in

little rich kid.

Didn't spend a day inside.

Daddy's barristers work.

f*cking lethal.

I'm so sorry for your loss, Sarah.

We're all just in shock.

My dad didn't k*ll himself.

This is going to be hard to accept.

It is, it is hard to

accept because it's bullshit.

He wouldn't do that.

He didn't do that.

What are you gonna do about it?

Army man.

Garda sergeant.

Doesn't work like that, Sarah.

Clearly not.

Way to stick that knife in, aye?

Fred.

Well the dead arose and appeared to many.

Two small ones, Maxie.

You back on the drink?

Two small ones.

All right.

You back on the drink?

To Stevie.

Stevie.

He got there before me, Gerry.

I forgot how much

Crack you were at parties.

There's something wrong with it.

It's getting out of hand.

It's probably nothing.

That's all to it.

Didn't see Duncan at the funeral.

He's probably out.

Kissing hands and shaking babies.

Hello, gents.

Didn't see you at the funeral.

Important politics to attend to.

I don't know why I was at the funeral.

It was just the wrong one.

What?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm sorry, I was running

late, snuck in the back,

and didn't realise

until the last few minutes

when they called out her name.

You know, I think

Stevie would have liked that.

Anything for a vote, huh?

Ooh.

Can I count on yours?

Keep these coming.

And we'll talk.

Maxie.

We were four strong.

We were four strong.

His name lives on.

His name lives on.

His name lives on.

His name lives on.

His name lives on.

His name lives on.

STEVIE!

LADS!

I wanna go home.

Duncan, come on, you settle up with me.

Yeah, I'll get this, let me get this.

Ah na stop.

You're army pension wouldn't cover that.

For all of the day, yeah?

Why not?

What about the month?

What about the year?

Ah would ya stop.

I want you all out here

when I get back, okay?

Oh, Maxie, I'm going

to a wedding tomorrow,

and I was wondering would

you like to accompany me?

Would you ever f*ck off, Gerry?

Maxie said yeah.

I think so too.

Hey, Fi.

Yeah, no, I'm not busy at all.

Okay?

Yeah sure.

See you then.

Hey.

Can I come in?

It's Fred.

Heya Fred, cup of tea?

Uh, sure.

Would you mind love?

Is there anything I can do?

Well, actually, our car.

I just haven't had a chance

to collect it from the station.

Ah, Susan, yes, I've been on

hold for the last 20 minutes.

I'll get it, no problem.

Can you, um, get rid of it?

The roster, well, I'll keep

calling back until I get it.

I can try get market value.

See what I can do.

Thanks.

No, Monday, yes, I

will be back on Monday.

Bye.

It's something else, Fred.

Ah.

Oh, is that one of ours?

You can keep that if you like.

You okay?

Yeah.

You?

Thanks.

What the hell?

What are you doing?

You're gonna check out

my dad's car aren't you?

Check it out and claim on the insurance.

Yes, so take me with you.

No.

Why?

So I can check for clues about his m*rder.

The only person who

m*rder*d your dad, was your dad.

You're f*cking useless.

He's otherwise engaged.

I don't mind waiting.

He won't be much longer.

Must have been some wedding.

You'd have a lot of half of it.

What you doing in my neck of the woods?

Let's sort out this car.

Hello. Kilmcross Garda Station.

Okay.

And your location.

All right, we'll be there.

It was just a pity I

didn't get there a bit earlier.

I'd have kicked his arse for doing

something so stupid.

Is this what you call a secure lock-up?

It's all we have.

Was that there when you found it?

A bit deep at the back,

Shallow at the front.

Deliberate?

Nah.

Probably kids yano? A bit of vandalism.

Did you get forensics to look at this?

No, I'm sorry, Captain.

I didn't realise someone

made you the head honcho.

That a collision?

Maybe.

Stevie drove like a granny.

Maybe.

Played a bit of bumper cars

when he went off the rails.

Last hurrah.

Did he leave a note?

No.

Sorry.

Sorry is right.

Who knows what goes on in people's minds?

Well, I'm beginning to

think he didn't do it.

Would you ever f*ck, Sherlock.

Where's the letter?

There's not always a letter.

Any personal belongings?

In the lock-up.

Can I see them?

No, because they'd

have me ba*ls upstairs.

Look, I brought you out here to check the

car for the insurance.

Not to go around chasing phantoms.

Why are you a guard?

NASA wouldn't have me.

Our mate is dead and.

There's a chance that some foul play

could be involved in it.

I just don't think he'd do it.

You're beginning to sound

like Fiona's young one.

Fiona and Stevie's young one.

Maybe she's right.

Anyway, let me know when forensics are

finished with the car.

I know my rights.

I know my rights.

Just calm down.

Calm down.

Would ya just calm down.

Who the f*ck are you?

You're not a f*cking Garda

I know my rights.

I know my rights.

I know my lefts.

What the hell are you doing?

Are you okay?

I had him under control.

Oh yeah, sure you had.

I did.

And I didn't need a

civilians help in dealing with him.

He's got a case for

as*ault against you now.

My schedule's open.

I'll fit it in.

That was your right hand, by the way.

Know my lefts.

Hey, what's happening?

Will you help me with him?

C'mon you.

What's his problem?

Yeah, he thinks that

that suicide was a m*rder.

All right, sunshine, come on.

Mam.

Would you mind love? Please.

It's gone cold.

I know, yeah. I made it for you.

Sarah, I have to figure

out your dad's finances.

Our finances.

Whatever's left.

What does that mean?

It means I'm going to have to work some

extra shifts and get through

a pile of paperwork, but

Everything's going to be fine, okay?

Mum, what does that mean,

though? What about finances?

It means I really need to focus, Sarah.

Hello.

Hello.

You don't mind if I eh.

Warm myself by the fire, do ya?

I'm Gregors.

Arkadi.

This is Zura.

You get lost camping.

(Speaking Georgian)

(Speaking Georgian)

(Speaking Georgian)

(Speaking Georgian)

Camping, yeah.

There's nothing like

a bit of nature, eh?

You can't sit out here forever, though.

I'm looking for work, lads.

There's no work here.

In town, I heard you

were the guys to ask.

What kind of work?

Ah, you know, stealing, intimidation,

arson.

That kinda work.

Arson?

Yeah.

This sh*t box made of timber, huh?

If you go back again, you won't leave.

(Speaking Georgian)

Gerry.

I'm a busy man, Jerry, what's up?

What am I looking at?

Rhinestone.

Gerry, do you know how long it took me

to get this site sorted?

What happened, Gerry?

It was probably some

kids playing with fire.

I don't care.

If it's kids, find out what happened

and get it sorted.

Just do your job, Gerry.

You.

Coward, you absolute coward.

You're feeling guilty now, is it?

So, so guilty that you have to do

the exact same thing as him.

Where's the tube?, no,

no, no, Fred, come on.

No, no, no, no, no.

Where's the tube? There's the engine Fred.

No, go on, I'll help you.

I'll make sure you're

not alone when you go

just like my dad was, is that what you

You were right.

I believe you.

So, what brought you out here?

I just went for a drive.

I went for a walk.

Shouldn't you be in school?

I'm in college.

Yeah, studying what?

Counselling.

Counselling.

Can you counsel me?

No.

I wouldn't blame you.

Is the office upstairs?

Yeah.

Okay.

Sarah. Is That you?

Mom, um, yeah, eh Fred is here.

Don't want you worrying about any

of the financial stuff, okay?

We'll sort it out somehow.

Thank you.

Hi, love.

Duncan was just going through some

photographs with me.

How you holding up, Sarah?

Yeah, fine.

Fred, I wasn't expecting you.

Sorry, I...

He needs the insurance forms for the car.

I thought you had everything you needed.

Ah, look, it's just some extra paperwork.

Make the whole thing go smoother.

Okay.

It's up in Dad's office, isn't it?

Yeah.

Ah, Fred.

I want to show you something.

What do you think?

Oh, wow.

That was a lifetime ago.

Yeah, we were happy kids.

Where did it all go wrong?

Look, I'll leave you to it.

Eh, I won't be long, okay?

Thanks, Fred.

Hey, that was always my favourite.

Yeah.

He was a cheeky devil.

Why was Duncan here?

I don't know.

Probably trying to make up for

missing the funeral.

I don't suppose you know the password.

What would you need the password for?

Well, I'm settling

the insurance for Fiona,

so I just need his paperwork.

Huh, paperwork

usually comes in paper form.

I'll help.

Many hands and all that.

And Gerry tells me you were

doing a bit of police work

at the station yesterday.

I was having a bad day.

We have a day of the races planned,

Gerry will be there,

you should come along.

That sounds good.

Yeah, you can blow off a little steam

in a safer manner.

Ah, I think this is

what you're looking for.

See you at the races?

I'll see you there.

I'll let Fiona know you

got what you came for.

The poor thing, I don't think it's

dawned on her fully yet.

Fred, look after yourself, okay?

We all deal with this differently.

Thanks.

Wait, Fred, we need to

get into Dad's computer.

Sarah, your mam has been through enough.

Oh, Fred, she's fine,

she even said it herself

that we have to keep

moving on and it all go.

It might look like

she's handling it right now,

but it hasn't hit her yet.

And when it does,

it'll come like a train.

You just make sure

you're there with her, okay?

Wait, what about the computer?

I know someone that could

help us out like a techie guy.

It's better we don't involve anyone else

until we figure it out ourselves, okay?

Yeah, okay.

Sarah, I mean it. Yeah?

You're gonna do it anywhere, aren't you?

Yeah.

All right, just make sure I'm there

when you're getting in, okay?

Yeah, okay.

No.

No what?

Whatever it is you want me to do, no.

Is that how it is?

You've got Brd here

worried sick she's gonna lose her job

because she couldn't

contain some violent nut bag.

She did okay.

I was referring to you.

You're on CCTV assaulting a prisoner,

which conveniently enough went missing.

You're welcome.

You've got my super up my arse,

wondering what the f*ck am I doing,

allowing an insurance assessor

to assist me on a suicide investigation.

So no, whatever it is

you want me to do, no.

A pint?

You're still a bollox.

So how long did they say?

I'm sorry, Mr. Fitzgerald.

The tow truck won't be coming through

until sometime next week.

Yeah, that just won't do.

Did the insurance assessor come out?

He certainly did.

And he took his pictures

and filled out his report.

I believe he did.

Okay, I'll get it out of your hands.

I'll have my boys come by and pick it up.

Well, I think that maybe

we should talk to...

Arkadi?

Yeah, I have a job for you.

But I think we should

look after the grieving widow

in this case.

And sort out these

minor details for her.

Agreed.

A car.

Yeah, I want it

brought to the breakers yard.

What?

You've been assaulted.

Well, just so happens I'm

at the Garda station now.

Yeah, here, I'll pass it on.

New case for you.

Hello?

And when did this take place?

(Mumbling)

Do you miss her?

Every day.

Gone too soon, Fred.

And so is Stevie.

What's this?

It's his note.

This is fake.

It's a photocopy, Fred.

It's still a fake.

You ever know Stevie to

be a man of few words?

Good man, Gerry.

Morning, big fella.

I could have sworn I

went home last night.

And I could have sworn

there was an angry walrus

sawing timber in the sitting room.

C'mon, breakfast is ready.

So what's the plan?

Get some paracetamol, go home, suffer.

With the note, Gerry.

It's his, Fred.

Can't be.

He'd never do it.

He did, and it's his.

It's not even his handwriting.

He was locked, Fred.

His blood alcohol was through to Roof.

In most of these

cases, alcohol is involved.

He checked out, pal.

Did you look at the car?

I don't know, check

the area for footprints?

There'll be tourists all over it.

No, there won't, I was up there.

What?

I was having a look around.

You'd be suspect

number one, you know that?

Gerry, forensics,

gotta find something here.

Please.

Fine.

Look, if Dusty gets back with anything,

I'll let you know, but I

wouldn't hold your breath.

Thanks, buddy.

Hello?

Sarah?

You okay?

Yeah, no, no, calm

down, look, I'm on my way.

Did you know?

Know what?

We could lose the house.

I thought you guys

were doing really well.

So did I.

Well, he was going to meetings.

We were happy.

Did he say anything to you?

No.

He must have said something to you.

Fred, he told you everything.

Why weren't you there for him?

Why?

I mean, he was there for you

through the whole thing with Caoimhe and

It's just I miss him.

I know.

Maybe, maybe he just

didn't do this to us.

Oh, sweetheart, come here.

Come here, come here.

What can I do?

Nothing.

Just tell me what to do.

There is nothing you can do, Fred.

It's okay pet.

(sombre music)

Do you think they'll be any trouble?

No.

You worried?

No.

Don't be.

They're harmless.

Trust me.

Arkadi?

So, he's tall, he's got brown eyes,

short brown hair, and

he wears army fatigues.

sh*t army fatigues.

So basically Rambo.

Like Rambo from a euro shop.

And he attacked you?

Yes.

Unprovoked.

Yes.

He attacked you and then left.

What made him leave?

Arkadi managed

(Speaking Georgian)

(Speaking Georgian)

We asked him to leave

like an unwelcome guest

and he obliged.

So if we find him, we're

not gonna see any marks

or bruises?

Not from us.

Maybe from a trip or fall in the woods.

This was the other

night when we called you.

We'll keep an eye out for him.

Where were you on the 22nd?

Okay, I think we've

asked enough questions.

Sergeant.

Leave.

You sure you're okay with this?

Yeah, genuinely, I've

loads of college work.

Take the break, mam.

Give me a hug.

I'm proud of you.

Call me, yeah?

Yeah I will.

What the hell was that about?

I was about to ask you the same question.

They could be involved in Steven's death.

We are here for a weekly

domestic violent call out.

We did it, we ticked the box.

Gerry, your friend is dead.

Yes, my friend, not yours.

So quit behaving like a detective

and focus on your own job.

I'm sorry, Brd.

This case has me all over the place.

I mean, Stevie.

Stevie was one of the

biggest gamblers in the country.

I mean, it really had a hold on him,

like nobody's business.

I mean, who knows if he

he just took on too much,

he couldn't do it, he

couldn't look after him.

Sorry.

I didn't know.

What about Fred?

He's convinced that Stevie didn't do it.

Fred, Fred's a bit mental.

He has his own issues.

I just feel like both

of them are dragging me

on this fantasy and

I'm going along with them

for the old times sake.

It's interfering with me work.

It's one thing you should remember, kid.

There are no friends in business.

Okay, try your birthday.

Do it backwards.

You were terrible at this.

If we just wait for my friend.

Late, where is he?

Do your birthday, do it forwards.

Did we do it forwards?

Try it.

Oh, that's him, that's him.

Hello, beautiful.

Don't worry.

I'll be gentle.

Did that tiny little

box just do all of that?

Well, his name is

Zeus and yes, yes he did.

This is the algorithm your dad set up.

Yeah, what are we looking at here?

What's called Japanese candles.

Now, when the candle is green

How much?

What?

How much money?

Oh, a lot.

And then nothing.

Looks like he took it out.

Oh, but he can't.

What do you mean he can't?

This is just a

tracker to correspond with.

I can't believe this.

What?

He made it better than I could have.

Well done, Stevie.

Wait, is this gambling?

No.

Yes.

It's not, it's stocks.

But prices like that,

Brett, it is gambling.

So is this how mam could lose the house?

Well, we're gonna try

and figure that out.

If this is a tracker,

then the money must be going somewhere.

Can you find out where?

Me and Zeus can try our best.

Sarah!

Sarah, you up here?

Eh.

Ah, there you are.

I was knocking and calling outside,

but there was no answer,

so I let myself in.

Is your mum home?

Um, no, she's away.

Oh, I have something for her.

That's my friend.

He's keeping me company.

Right.

Hey, here's the check for the insurance.

Wait, what?

I thought Fred was taking care of that.

Um, Fred's

Fred has his issues, okay.

You know he was in the army,

and PTSD is quite common,

and I didn't wanna put

him under any pressure,

so I figured I could look after it.

Duncan, where is the car?

It's crushed.

What?

Duncan, there's evidence,

there's fingerprints,

there's proof, there's...

Oh dear, you've been through so much.

Okay, let's go downstairs,

put the Kettle on, we'll have a chat.

How's it going?

All good.

Where are you off to, son?

I'm, uh, looking for work.

Oh yeah?

Asking all around the town, are ya?

That's generally what you do, yeah?

Didn't happen to ask two

Georgian gentlemen, did you?

I can't recall.

I may have dropped my CV in there,

and I may have been rejected, strongly.

Maybe I should talk to the supervisor.

Maybe you should come down to the station

and answer a few questions.

Whirl?(broken English)

Whirl.

Whirl?

Your English is getting better.

(Speaking Georgian)

Your Georgian is getting worse.

Better than learning

from the cartoons, huh?

Yeah.

(Speaking Georgian)

(speaking Georgian)

(phone ringing)

Yes?

Okay.

Let's go.

Come on.

Some people say it's a

chemical imbalance in the brain.

Your father. Did you notice

that he always worked late of a Tuesday?

No.

Well, it was a

Uh different

kind of work, I suppose.

It was a charity I helped set up

for those addicted to gambling.

Your father attended

every week without fail.

I've spoken to your mother and

It appears he left behind a lot of debt.

You don't need to worry about it.

Myself and your father,

we promised each other.

If anything ever happened to the other,

we'd look after each other's families.

Okay.

We've got this.

If you need anything.

You don't hesitate to ask.

Okay?

Okay.

Okay, I think I've found something.

There's three companies.

SG Transactions,

Redstone and Elgar Trading.

Hey, I think we've found something.

Leave both of you.

Sarah?

What's going on?

Nothing.

We can't help.

Can you bring back my dad?

No, so go.

Get out!

Brett you stay.

If you want me to leave, I'll leave.

No.

What if he did do it?

What if all of this is

just wishful thinking?

What if he didn't?

I just want him back.

Okay, come on.

Come here.

Okay.

Okay.

Have a drink with me Fred?

Have a drink with me Fred?

All right, should we get started, yeah?

Thank you all for coming.

First step to recovery is showing up.

So thanks.

New members are of course always welcome.

You don't need to

speak if you don't want to.

There's no judgement here.

Anybody who wants to speak can speak.

And let's please keep

comments until the end.

Okay.

Hello everyone.

My name is Fred.

Hi Fred.

Hi Fred.

Hi Fred.

And I'm a gambler, chronic gambler.

My friend Stevie used to come here.

And he had his problems, God rest him.

But he's inspired me to be here today.

Do I need to say more?

No, not at all.

Very well said Fred, thank you.

Anyone else?

Okay.

Hi, my name is Ciril.

And I'm a compulsive gambler.

Took me a long time to

say it, but I'm glad I did.

Probably one of the

hardest things I ever did.

But it's worth it, trust me.

Short meeting tonight.

Oh.

They're as long or as

short as they have to be.

I didn't feel very welcome.

Oh no, no.

That has nothing to do with you.

It's, well it's with

what happened to Stevie.

You know, they're just reminded

that the same thing can happen to them.

What's that?

Well, get in over your head with debt

and you know.

With my addiction, I

built up a lot of crypto.

Oh.

I didn't really

understand what I was getting into

at the time and I'm afraid to log back in

and it's worth a lot.

I'm just wondering.

I don't know Fred, I wouldn't be touching

the crypto stuff myself now.

It's too dangerous.

Well, if there's

anything you can do to help me,

Ciril, I'd really appreciate it

because I'd like to give it to Fiona.

Gerry.

What is it?

What?

Major Keller, sir.

Dead Eye.

Well, at ease.

Did you miss me, sir?

No.

The Social, said to look you up.

Said you were doing well.

You could be an example to me.

Did they now?

I'm on a mission.

I can see that.

Just some recon, Major.

Now I need to point out to you

that this man is not a solicitor.

And I'd like to point out

that I don't give a sh*t.

Well, that attitude's

gonna get you far sunshine.

You wanna keep a handle on

your client Fred, yeah?

Major.

He goes by Major.

That's lovely.

Private Gregors.

You spent a lot of time in the Army

and still only came out a private.

Something go wrong?

Mental health issue?

Born in Germany.

Moved to Ireland.

Joined the Army.

I'm guessing that's

where you two boys met.

You've got me.

Recently coming into my town,

starting fires and fights.

Have we got you now?

I'd like to report a crime.

Good.

Why don't we start with

the torching of a building

on the 15th?

There's this fake

bonds scam going around.

Sister Carmel, lost all her money to it.

Otherwise that building

would have never been there

in the first place.

And you wouldn't have burned

it down, you little psycho.

Are you even listening to me?

Huh?

Them two boys are more

than just debt collectors.

You listen to me, you

little psycho arsonist.

I have you now.

So get yourself nice and comfy.

Recon Major.

Recon.

He was with me.

He was with me.

f*ck you Fred.

On the 15th.

He stayed in my house.

You're a f*cking liar.

Prove it.

Are you gonna charge him with anything?

If you wanna bring that psycho arsonist

back into your home,

you go for it.

But don't come crying to me

when he burns down your house.

Yee-haw!

The cavalry have arrived.

Get in the car.

Fred, I just thought you should know.

I got word from a friend

at the coroner's office.

Let me guess, death by misadventure.

And Duncan got the car crushed

so there'll be nothing from forensics.

No.

There'll be no homicide investigation.

Let me ask you something.

Are there any good

cops left in this country?

Anyone actually cares.

Apart from you.

I just,

I just thought that you should know.

Is this all yours?

Yes.

All mine.

You really have it all?

Had it all.

How do you do it?

Do what?

Live normal.

I don't.

Do your friends know what it was like?

No.

Did your wife?

Yeah, she did.

I should have taken that shot.

Don't.

I couldn't.

You could.

It's just the way it was.

People got hurt.

You shouldn't have even been there.

You were too young.

Greg?

What's going on?

What's the mission?

Sister Carmel.

You remember her?

That's my mission.

She wanted us at the convent though

before she stepped down.

Went to the banks, they wouldn't help.

Then she got smooth talked

by some shithead.

That heard she was looking to get a loan.

And asked her if she'd invest.

Promised her that it would become good.

And did at the start,

it was all going well.

And she put everything in.

And they took everything.

They took everything.

Them two boys are the debt collectors.

She said she was gonna go to the police.

They sent them around.

They threatened to burn her out of it.

Burned the whole thing to the ground.

I couldn't be sure it was

them until I found them.

I wanted to look them right in the eye.

They wiped her out.

I'm convinced that's what k*lled her.

No court will convict.

No court will convict.

But it was the

guilt that broke her heart.

She didn't do anything wrong.

Right.

They might as well have

strangled her with their bare hands.

What was the name of that company?

Elgar Trading.

Brett, everything you

know about Elgar Trading.

Where you off to chief?

To the races.

Na you're fine.

Sorry I'm late lads.

There he is.

Ya little turncoat.

I hear you're a solicitor now Fred.

He's an old friend.

Did you leave him at home

with a box of matches?

I'm sure you do the same.

You stay away from my station.

I don't care if the Pope calls you.

Do you understand?

Gentlemen, please, let's enjoy the race.

Who do you think Fred?

Lucky number 11.

Oh, the bigger picture.

Oh, 20 to 1.

What do you think?

Well, he's never wrong.

So, a little birdie tells me you've got

some crypto to get rid of.

Who told you that?

Ciril.

Why would Ciril tell you?

Because I'm a patron.

I didn't know you had a problem Fred.

You should have talked to me about it.

Thanks so much for coming

along. I really appreciate it.

Enjoy the rest of your day.

We're all hurting about Stevie.

We all deal with this differently.

Elegar trading.

Have you heard of it?

Never.

I want to invest.

Drop the detective act Fred.

If I find out that you or any of you're

gambling buddies have

anything to do with Stevie's death.

We all have something to

do with Stevie's death.

Well, look around you.

Remember where you are.

How many people in this crowd alone have

lost someone the way Stevie went?

Now, how many people blame themselves?

Yeah, Stevie didn't k*ll himself.

Stevie wasn't m*rder*d Fred. You just

wish he was because

Gives you something to live for.

Yeah?

Stevie told me about that time he had to

talk you off the rope.

Guilt, Fred.

That's what's driving you f*cking crazy.

And don't you ever threatened me again.

I won't.

That's a 5% increase.

Very well done Peter.

Ah Fred, you're a

bit early for next weeks

I'm not going to ask any questions until

you're ready to answer.

Are you ready?

Yes, yes, yes, I'm ready, I'm ready.

I'm ready.

Dunc calls us the Tuesday

traders.

He was taking funds from his office.

He needed to put them

back before anyone found out.

And that's where you came in?

Yes.

At first it was like gambling.

It was the same odds,

the same returns.

We started small, but the bigger the risk

the bigger the returns.

And who better to bring in money

than a room full of gambling addicts.

Then he started thinking bigger.

We were doing good.

He started giving back to the community.

Then he started taking and then owing.

And all this through Elgar trading.

That's only one of the companies we use.

We take the money, we

place the orders, we give

the customers a percentage of their money

back.

Sometimes we don't.

And what about Stevie?

Stevie was the best.

He started trading on his own.

Doing better than all of us combined.

He wanted out.

And Duncan did him in?

I don't know.

Look, I want to know

exactly what happened to Stevie.

I don't know.

Ask the Georgian lads. They do his dirty

work. I swear. We

don't know what happened

to Stevie.

Duncan keeps himself well insulated

through me, through the

companies, through them.

What did you tell him for.

Ciril? What did you tell him for?

There's nothing you can do about it.

Hey Brd. You should come down to the

community centre.

You have to arrest me.

I lost the plot.

I just broke Ciril's nose.

Wait. No.

sh*t. f*ck.

sh*t.

And he told you all this?

Elgar trading.

Look into it.

And get a forensic

accountant. I don't know.

But you'll see for yourself.

He won't say anything.

He won't say that you attacked him.

I can't even get him to say that.

Don't trust Duncan. And don't

What? Get out.

Sergeant.

Get the f*ck out!

The mask slips.

You're losing control.

I'm not yours to control.

Going around

assaulting random people.

Accusing Duncan of murdering somebody

who committed suicide.

Pretending to be a solicitor.

At least I'm not

pretending to be a guard.

There's no talking to you.

I want you to take my statement.

I already have Ciril

and the boy's statement.

He slipped. Something about slippery

floors in the centre.

Then some psycho bursts in.

Yammering on about

some conspiracy theory.

He says he's going to k*ll himself after

he's k*lled everyone else.

PTSD they're saying.

From the army.

Elgar trading.

f*ck you.

I want it in my statement.

Leave before I have you committed.

Well you do what you have to do.

How are you even going to prove that.

Elgar trading exists?

I can prove it.

Fiona's young one

and her computer boyfriend.

They're your star witnesses.

Yeah, go on.

I'll have you up for as*ault of me and

then I'll f*ck you into the

loony bin where you belong.

Dead eye. You're up. Let's go.

Oh, please.

I'd love to see what she

could do at close range.

No, no.

Please.

Bag him.

Who are you?

Where's Duncan?

Get away.

What are you doing?

What is this?

Green.

Tell me what happened to Stevie.

We don't know.

Tell me what happened to Stevie.

b*stard.

Green.

I want you to tell me

what happened to my friend.

I'm no rat.

I'd look away if I was you.

Red.

I tell you everything.

Everything.

I don't want everything.

I just want the truth.

OK.

I tell you.

I tell you.

You're not listening to me.

I can't work with you.

I've been listening

to you the entire time.

Look, your family's money is

my family's money.

Yeah, I've been paying

for a secondary school.

I'll take care of my school.

It's not just about you, OK

I'm going to give you an

extra percentage point.

We're going to make it better.

OK, this is going to be a good thing.

You know what?

No.

No.

Yes, Stevie.

No.

I'll call over later on, Stevie.

See you, pal.

Give me that!

We're all,

going to be rich

(engine starts)

So it was all for money?

And what isn't.

Would you testify in court?

Are you mad?

No.

No.

What do you want to do with these?

They're just soldiers.

Hey.

Does it ever go away?

This feeling.

No.

It doesn't.

But Stevie,

He loved you more then anything else

in the whole wide world.

Then why did he do this?

Why did he leave us

with absolutely nothing?

Duncan said he was sick, and you...

Duncan's a liar.

You were right, Sarah.

Your dad didn't k*ll himself.

It was Duncan.

Myself and your

father promised each other

if anything ever happened,

we'd look after each other's

families.

He's responsible for Stevie's death.

So did you go to the guards?

No.

I could beat a confession out of them.

But it won't hold up in court.

We could go to the guards

with all the financial evidence.

Force their hand.

If Brd has the bottle

to go through with it.

But they'd just make a show of it.

Slap on the wrist.

Nothing substantial.

Their names would be dragged

through the mud

for about two weeks

and then all forgotten.

And Stevie and all the other victims,

They won't be remembered.

Men like this,

they don't change.

And in many year's time,

they'll be back to their old tricks again.

Or worse.

And that's what the system does.

It's set up for them to win.

We have to do something, mam.

They can't get away with this.

We can't let them.

I could do something about it.

It won't bring back Stevie.

I could do something.

And we'd all sleep a

little bit better at night.

I could.

Let's go home, Sarah.

OK, Fred.

Fred, you know who's

burning down my buildings.

Stevie was our friend.

There's no friends in business.

Since we were kids.

We're not kids any more, pal.

I'll tell you everything!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[KNOCKING]

You k*lled him.

I didn't touch him.

You k*lled him for money.

Money's a matter of life and death, Fred.

For all of us.

So what are you going to do with that?

Nothing.

Wait what do you mean nothing.

Fred.

What do you mean nothing?

What are you going to do, Fred?

Huh?

Are you going to k*ll me?

No.

Huh.

What are you going to do, Fred?

Are you going to get me someday?

Yeah.

Yeah, I wouldn't do this to you.

Well, first off, refuse a cheers.

And second.

k*ll myself.

He was locked, Fred.

His blood alcohol was through the roof.

He check out man.

I didn't touch him.

Drink up Stevie (distorted)

He played a bit of

bumper cars when he,

went off the rails, last hurrah.

He did, so quit behaving

like a detective

and focus on your own job

Stevie was one of the biggest

gamblers in the country.

You stay away from my station.

Accusing Duncan of

murdering somebody,

who committed suicide.

Get the f*ck out!

It's from him.

Have a drink with me, Gerry.

Have a drink.