-Why do you think he didn't want to this time, Louise? -I don't know. -你觉得为什么他这回不想和你一起呢 -我不知道
Do you remember what he said? 你还记得他怎么说得吗
'Bugger off, Louise.' 滚开 Louise
It was an excuse to get rid of her. What we also know 这是摆脱她的借口 我们还知道
is that Dylan never went into the chip shop. CCTV confirms that. Dylan没有到过那个薯条店 监控录像可以证实
So he had plans other than going in the chip shop 那么他原计划就不是去薯条店
and he had to shake Louise off first. 他首先要摆脱掉Louise
At the minute, Louise is the last person we know spoke to him. 目前 Louise是我们知道的最后一个和他说话的人
The last sighting is the CCTV from Netherfield Road 监控录像中他最晚出现在Netherfield路
that you've seen so much of on the news. 这个你们在新闻中看过很多次了
So he was walking away from his home and back towards Wynthenshawe. 他往远离家的方向走 回到了Wynthenshawe
So where he was going and who he was gonna meet 他要去哪 打算见谁
is the $64 million question. 是个价值6400万的问题
I am convinced it's someone he spoke to at that arcade, 我确信是某个在游乐场和他说过话的人
during those nine hours. 在那9小时中
Obviously, you're talking to this Michael Nash, the arcade manager? 很显然 你和这个Michael Nash谈过吧 游乐场经理
Oh, are we talking to Michael Nash! 哦 问咱们有没有和Michael Nash谈过
I've had him in twice with one of the tier threes. 我们一位三级警官对他进行过两次询问
She's downstairs again with him now. 她正在楼下又和他在一起呢
I wish that I'd taken him to the door. Both of them. 我真该把他们送到门口的 他们俩
I would have normally... only he were insisting on going buying chips. 我通常都是... 只是他当时坚持要去买薯条
-So... -Normally... -所以... -通常...
what do you mean, 'normally', Michael? 你说通常是什么意思 Michael
Have you driven Dylan home before? 你以前送Dylan回过家吗
I know his mother. 我认识他妈妈
The thing is, I know that he's not old enough to be in the arcade 问题是 我知道他年纪不够去游戏厅
and I know that he should be in school... 我知道他应该去上学...
but I'd rather he was there where I could keep an eye on him. 但我宁愿让他在那 我能照看着他
And what about this registered sex offender? 那这个有案底的性罪犯呢
Ryan Varney, 22 years old, small-time low-life dickhead. Ryan Varney 22岁 无足轻重的落魄混球
Mental age of a banana. 心理年龄就是个孩子
Convicted of having sex with a 12-year-old girl five years ago. 五年前因和一名12岁女孩发生关系被定罪
We know he spent a lot of time with Dylan that day. 我们知道当天他和Dylan待在一起很长时间
He took photos of him on his phone, messing about in the arcade, 他用手机给他照相 在游乐场里瞎逛
and he gave him money for pop and crisps. 还给他钱买棒棒糖和薯片
I've had him in twice, as well, with another tier three 我也让另外一个三级警官审讯过他三次
and she's asked him back in today. 今天她又传他来了
There's an eight-year-old boy missing... 有一名八岁男孩失踪...
who, on the day that he went missing, 在他失踪那天
you gave money to and you filmed on your phone. 你给他钱 还用手机给他拍照片
In an arcade that he wasn't old enough to be in.
On a day that he was meant to be in school.
We've got half of the Manchester Metropolitan Police Force
out looking for this kid.
It's really important, Ryan, that you try and tell me the truth.
Do you understand that?
And what're you thinking?
I'm thinking that out of the 120-plus people we've TIE-d,
one of these two knows significantly more than they're telling us at the moment.
Nash was the last adult to speak to Dylan
and Varney has this child sex offence.
Beyond that, it's an instinct.
I'm just unhappy about the pair of them.
And we're thinking the boy's dead?
Statistically, historically, yeah.
I've got 30 officers doing house-to-house.
I've got 20 dedicated search officers.
Based on advice from POLSA and CATCHEM,
we're moving out in concentric half-mile circles
from the point of the last sighting on Netherfield Road.
What I'd like to do, Gill... Given the nature of the inquiry...
this is no reflection on the job you're doing...
I'd like to bring the review team in sooner rather than later.
Think of it as a support, too, in this instance.
Is Mandy Saunders back off maternity, then?
No. Uh, no. You'll be working with your ex-husband.
I assume you haven't got a problem with that?
No, sir. Thanks for asking.
I'd rather he was there in the arcade where I know he's safe
than wandering the streets which is what he'd do.
At least then I can say, hand on heart, I was trying to keep an eye on him.
How long have you known Dawn, Michael?
Five or six months.
Is something the matter, only you seem a little bit embarrassed?
I...
OK, well, I've been seeing her. Dawn.
You mean you've been having a relationship with her?
Yeah. What sort of relationship? A sexual relationship?
Yeah, yeah. Sort of, yeah.
But, obviously, my wife doesn't know.
It's OK, Michael, we're not sat here judging you.
We just want to know where Dylan is and what's happened to him.
Sweet kid.
I just want to help her and be doing something for her.
OK. I'd like to take you back to that Monday night again,
if that's all right with you, Michael?
After you dropped Dylan off.
But, before I do, when you said just now, 'sweet kid, '
who were you referring to?
Well, Dawn.
But, yeah, he's a sweet kid and all.
So what we know now, Ryan, is that when you told us
that you went to McDonald's after you left the arcade...
what we know now is that, in fact, you didn't.
Because we've got CCTV from inside and outside of McDonald's on Campbell Street...
and you're not in there at all.
At any point during the evening.
Did I say the one on Campbell's Street, McDonald's?
Cos it might have been that other one.
By Tesco's.
I don't normally go in that other one but I do sometimes.
OK, but you told me...
that when you ordered your meal, you went and sat on the left-hand-side
by the window and, opposite, you could see people standing at a bus stop, yeah?
Do you remember telling me that? Yeah.
Did I?
Mm, Well, you wouldn't have sat on the left-hand-side
at the one near Tesco's, would you?
Because there's no seating down the left-hand-side
when you're facing away from the counter.
And you couldn't have seen anybody stood at any bus stops, could you?
At the one near Tesco's? Cos it's in, like, a...
like a shopping, industrial estate type of area, isn't it?
All you'd have seen is a car park.
Yeah, yeah... I must have been in that first one, then.
No, Ryan.
That's the point. You weren't.
Yeah, well, I must have got me days... mixed up, then.
Right. This Monday night, this last Monday night...
That is what I normally do do. I come home from the arcade,