Liar

Laura's online attack on Andrew yields unexpected consequences as a figure from her past returns to haunt her, potentially jeopardising the case. Laura resorts to extreme measures to find hard evidence of Andrew's guilt.

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Yeah, and this is my body!

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You know what you did and you don't just get to walk away.

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People holding broken glass, I just...

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any noise, I would double-lock and chain the front door.

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This is Tom's phone. Leave a message and I'll get back to you.

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Yeah. And how old will he be next...

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Yeah, please.

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Ignore them, it's just... All I'm saying is,

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But... you're gonna start hearing things about me.

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At no point did she ask me to stop.

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If a witness saw it, then had to testify in court...

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Someone found a picture of me from a profile on holiday.

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I'm not hiding, Katy! I'm not the one who should be hiding.

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They put me through to a DC in Edinburgh CID.

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Andrew Earlham is dangerous.

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Most of them are women who support you.

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Meanwhile, his son is still here in your class.

#30

the narrator tells us at the beginning...

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probably seen this post about me online.

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And in this job, you can't do that, can you?

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You know what? Don't. Don't answer that.

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Thanks, Rory. You're a tosser.

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I was at school and I just thought...

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- I had my sleeve pulled over my hand. - That's all right, then!

#43

Someone at work managed to snap them up.

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What? This is ridiculous.

#47

Evening. We'd like to speak to Laura.

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So, I can see how this vial,

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