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Help me! Help me!
Why are you doing this to me?
Whoa ha! Oh yes!
Help me, please! I'm a human being!
(man) They're not gonna help you. They're gonna watch.
What I'm going to do here, darling,
I'm just gonna push this straight through your--
Help me, please.
(gun cocks)
Thank you... Thank you...
- For What? - For coming back For me.
I came back for this.
There's more like him on the way.
Come on.
White Bear's not far from here; if we step on it we might be
able to shut it down before they get us.
What happens if we can't shut it down?
We can.
How? Do we hack into it, or something?
We don't hack anything. We burn the control room down.
It's not hard, we just slosh a load of petrol round it,
strike a light and, fucks the electrics or something.
Here.
In the bag.
It's the plans for the transmitter compound.
I've been planning this, you know.
Jemima? Lie down for me, darling.
Go on. It's a game. Yeah, just like what teddy does.
Lie down for me, darling.
(screams)
- Turn around! - What?
White Bear, there's something not right
about White Bear. I remember now.
You "remembered" the woods too...
Sorry if I don't trust your hunches.
Okay. Looks clear.
Okay.
He was good for something after all.
Hurry up, we need to go.
Come on, get out.
Come with me.
A picnic with my two best friends.
Come on.
This way.
Oh, shit.
They'll be here any minute. Give me the plan.
The transmitter tower's over there.
And the cabling runs underground into that building.
Come on.
Thought so.
(grunting)
Let's go.
Get back.
Or everything goes up. I mean it. Stay back.
Stay back.
(saw starts whirring)
Argh!!
Argh!!!
(applause, cheering)
Thank you.
So.
I guess you're wondering why you're here?
It's time to tell you who you are.
You've looked better.
(laughter)
Do you recognise him?
Huh...Yes.
Your fianc, Iain Rannoch.
Or should I say was your fianc.
In case you haven't guessed the pair of you aren't very popular.
But I'll tell you what you are though.
You're famous.
(man) The trial of Victoria Skillane finally
concluded today, the verdict guilty.
Together with her fianc Iain Rannoch whose death in custody
had delayed the trial Skillane abducted 6-year-old Jemima Sykes
just miles from her home, prompting a nationwide search
amidst emotional pleas from her parents.
For months the youngster's disappearance had been a
mystery, the sole clue being her distinctive white teddy bear,
discovered in a lay-by two miles from the family home.
The white bear became an enduring symbol in the hunt for
Jemima, a hunt that ended in a local forest.
Jemima's body was found here.
It had been wrapped in a sleeping bag and burned.
The couple were caught after harrowing
footage of Jemima's torture and murder was discovered on
a mobile phone in Skillane's possession.
Iain Rannoch identified by his distinctive tattoo, killed the
youngster as Victoria Skillane held the camera.
Breaking down in tears, Skillane admitted to filming Jemima's
final moments, claiming her fianc had pressured her into
helping him maintaining she was "under his spell".
The jury was not convinced by Skillane's story
and neither was the judge,
who labelled her a uniquely wicked and poisonous individual.
"You were an enthusiastic spectator to
Jemima's suffering. You actively revelled in her
anguish" he said...adding her punishment would be
proportionate and considered. By hanging himself in his