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Trial & Retribution: Season 10, Episode 3Closure: Part 1 (21 Jan. 2007)Teenager Madeline Fuller is raped and then killed and a couple of months later Walker still has no leads. He realises that the manner of Madeline's death follows the same pattern of similar... See full summary » Director:Edward HallWriter:Lynda La Plante |
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Title: Closure: Part 1 (21 Jan 2007)
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Barbara
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Brooks
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Kennedy
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Joyce
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Kelly Hobson
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Teenager Madeline Fuller is raped and then killed and a couple of months later Walker still has no leads. He realises that the manner of Madeline's death follows the same pattern of similar unsolved crimes stretching back over some years. To assist the police with their investigation Max Stanford, an American criminal profiler, is brought onto the team. Written by don @ minifie-1
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21 January 2007 (UK) See more »Filming Locations:
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'Closure' is an engaging entry in the 'Trial & Retribution' series, but the suspect is a little too obvious for my tastes and the hurried conclusion is, ultimately, unsatisfying.
La Plante, who is usually excellent in regard to all aspects of correct police procedure drops an enormous clanger in this episode when neither DCI Connor nor DS Satchell are routinely questioned following a murder in the very hotel that they are staying.
On the plus side, we are thankfully spared another tedious installment on the trials and tribulations of Mike Walkers's personal life.
As with all all great British crime series there are the inevitable highs and lows; 'Closure' is one of the best but sadly falls short of being great.