Kommissarie Cassie Stuart är en av de mest begåvade mordutredarna vid The Met i London, och när ett skelett hittas efter att ha varit begravt i 39 år under golvet i en källare, kallas hon in för att lösa fallet. Tillsammans med kollegan Sunny Khan börjar Cassie gräva i offrets förflutna och upptäcker lögner som bevarats i nästan 40 års tid.
Serien hade premiär 2015 och varje avsnitt är ungefär 46 minuter. Totalt har 30 avsnitt sänts uppdelat på 5 säsonger och serien är skapad av Chris Lang. Serien är i produktion så det kommer att kommma nya avsnitt
Sanjeev Bhaskar
DS Sunil 'Sunny' Khan
Sinéad Keenan
DCI Jessica 'Jessie' James
Carolina Main
DC Fran Lingley
Jordan Long
DS Murray Boulting
Pippa Nixon
DC Karen Willetts
Inga tablålagda TV-sändningar de närmsta sju dagarna.
Can Sunny, Jess and the team bring the clues in the case together and unravel the secrets to solve it?
The fourth season opens with the discovery of a dismembered body in a scrap metal yard, which the team believe has been stored in a domestic freezer for thirty years. A unique Millwall Football Club tattoo leads to the victim being identified as Matthew Walsh, a young man in his mid-twenties who went missing in March 1990.
When the remnants of a body are found hidden in a river, DCI Cassie Stuart and DS Sunny Khan are faced with an impossible investigation. David Walker disappeared in 1990 at the age of 34. Only scraps of potential leads remain, but relentless work leads Cassie and Sunny to four people. Each has a connection to Walker, and a painful secret that might have driven them to murder. They are the pieces of the jigsaw Cassie and Sunny must solve. But the harder they try to put this picture together, the more blurred it becomes. It’s a case that will test their relationship in unexpected ways.
When the bones of a young man are found beneath the footings of a demolished house, an investigation begins that will unravel the lives of four people who have been waiting for this moment for nearly forty years, as they discover that the past can’t, and won’t, stay buried forever.
Chris Lang
