Part 1:

STANLEY: "In the hands of giants, ever are the children, and grateful should be the man who has in his quiver two of them."

For Matt, Simon, Duncan and Jennifer, a seemingly straightforward suicide will turn into a nightmare of screaming children killed in fires, and grieving parents killing themselves because of their guilt.

A rogue cop has beaten the crew to an investigation which is now beginning to destroy him. Maybe it already has. The crew has to ask: is he the investigator or the perpetrator? Could a killer's trophy room turn out to be something else entirely?

Part 2:

KLEIN: "I wanted to see him burn! I want to smell the crackling! I want him dead!"

The discovery of another body, a woman, concealed in a ceiling, provides a clue to a ten-year-old series of murders.

The price these women have been paying is a grim one. As the body count rises, the Homicide crew feels the stress and horror mounting.

Events take a terrifying turn when the detectives find themselves in the heart of an inferno with the murderous arsonist and three more innocent kids. Will this be a resolution that our team can live with?

Persistent legwork, a breakthrough on the case and a heart-stopping confrontation finally bring Jennifer into the fold. For good.

Credits

Guest cast:

Grant Piro as Craig Pierce
Julie Eckersley as Rita Solomon
Greg Parker as Patrick Swain
Richard Carter as Larry Klein
Richard Piper as Sean McCready
Nadia Blue as Carla Galasso
Sue Jones as Goddards
Kim Krejus as Dr Margaret Manson
Adriano Cortese as Ezio Galasso

Music:

"Alala"
(A. Cintra/L. Matsushita/ C.Parra)
Stage Three Music Publishing Administered by Native Tongue Music Publishing Pty. Ltd.
Performed by CSS
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records

"Hello"
(J. C. Wiltshire-Butler)
Family Music Publishing Pty. Ltd.
Performed by John Butler Trio
Courtesy of Jarrah Music

"Beautiful Storm"
Performed by Greg Johnson
(G.Johnson) Native Tongue Music Publishing Limited Courtesy of Johnson Music America

"Overflowing World"
Written by R. Pleasance (Mushroom Music Publishing)
Performed by Richard Pleasance
Courtesy of Pleasant Valley Sunday

"Small Town Junkie"
Written by M. Pleasance
Performed by Pleasantville
Courtesy of Pleasantville