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van in the square for some time, mainly causing trouble with his homeless friends. The law becomes a minefield for detectives Brooks and Devlin as they discover their list of suspects is long. Kirk was not really welcome on the estate, his presence taunting the residents who made countless complaints to the police, only to see him return once the police move him away. When the investigation reveals that the CCTV cameras had been turned away, indicating that the attack may have been planned, many in the neighbourhood refuse to cooperate, and none are willing to give up the person who did what so many of them wanted to do. Suspicion falls onto Joe Butler (
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522:), an ex-con working for a seemly harmless construction company, was in fact the man who kidnapped Jodie – and forensic evidence ties him to her kidnap. When the case reaches court, the accused is surprisingly allowed bail – but is attacked and murdered by Jodie's mother Kayleigh (
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