Helen learned about Erin's online escorting and arranged a meet-up with John's help to "teach" Erin a lesson. (Erin was now a fresh threat to Frank's new marriage.) Helen also knew that Erin had slept with John Ross. Helen had enough with the cheating - between weak men and attractive women. Helen's son-in-law (Frank) put her daughter (Mare) through the same difficulties (that may have contributed to Helen's grandson killing himself). Number one suspect: This week's mixed conclusion means that the certainty we had over Billy wavers a little.I know the odds are low, but here goes - Why I think Mare's mom, Helen Fahey, did it: Helen's husband killed himself maybe, in part, because he caught Helen cheating with their neighbor, Glen Carroll.So what is on this piece of paper that changes what Mare thinks she knows, and why does it mean she needs to hear it before she gets to Billy? Leads gone cold: So what has Jess done? The episode ends with Jess in the police station showing Chief Carter the scrap of paper she saved from being burned, and his face freezes in shock.Ĭarter knows that Mare is speeding down the freeway to get Billy, gun loaded. Earlier in the episode he tracked her down for ratting on him to the police, he threatens her by saying they are "joined together forever".
Just as you thought they were leaving no twists and turns for the final instalment, enter stage left Dylan and Jess. Things are set up for another epic showdown in next week's finale, with Lori admitting to Mare that Billy is DJ's father, and that he killed Erin because she threatened to tell everyone.
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We get the moment the whole series has been leading towards as Billy admits he killed Erin, but before he confesses John suggests one more trip to dad's cabin, because why not eh?
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It's a moment which mirrors Mare losing her own son, and perhaps gives her some comfort that there's nothing she could have done to bring him back, he was already gone.Īfter Billy's extremely suspicious exit, leaving a full beer on the table, last week, things only become more alarming as his dad confesses he came home the night Erin was murdered covered in blood. Shortly after we see Katie Bailey's mother thanking Mare for bringing her home, revealing that she wakes up in the night kicking and screaming, confessing that she had lost Katie to drugs before she was taken.
She recalls the night where Siobhan found Kevin hanging from a beam in the attic and she cut him down, unable to catch him because he was too heavy. Mare is back in therapy, and realising that she is hiding behind other people's grief instead of facing her own. These rogues might be trying to distract us, but it's pretty clear neither is the guy we're after here. Meanwhile, after Brianna comes forward with what she knows about Dylan going missing the morning Erin was killed, Mare takes satisfaction in informing him he's the prime suspect in a murder investigation. or is it?ĭeacon Mark confesses to being with Erin on the night she went missing and to hiding her bike, and he's placed under arrest for tampering with evidence. Instead it's just the sad truth about how many women are killed by men. This is good for the continuing drama of the show, but the story does feel like it's lost a little intrigue now that we're not unearthing some wider conspiracy. The question of whether Erin was murdered by the same man who abducted Missy and Katie is hanging over the episode, but before long it transpires that the killer has a rock solid alibi for where he was the night Erin was killed. Even Frank seems to hate her marginally less after being shot. Mare, however, is very much alive, and comes to be surrounded by her family. We knew his days were numbered after that kiss. This lack of clarity made him a more interesting character, but unfortunately, as we learn at the opening of this week's episode, he's now dead. The prodigy detective who didn't actually solve the case he was famous for the love interest of Mare who was weird with her after a drink and lived with his mother. It's hard to work out what we were meant to feel for Colin Zabel.
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