By this point the viewer would have learned not to fast forward the starting titles. Each episode reveals something new about the heist.
Harold Oscroft (Bernard Hepton) is a mousy geeky looking man. He did not take part in the gold bullion robbery. Oscroft is a clever accountant that has been disguing the payments made to those involved in the robbery.
Oscroft is a cunning accountant but a lousy businessman. Hence why he was forced to work for crooks. He needed the money
His turmoil in his private life and his work for the criminal underworld is about to collide. That could hand him straight into DCS Cradock's lap.
Meanwhile Cradock and DS Thomas has been examining the various share of the loot some of those involved got. They also came up with some names when they investigated the pilot Tom Goodwin.
What I liked about this episode was how clever the Andersons thought they were being. Hoping to put the squeeze on Oscroft and send him to jail for a few years.
Only it backfired, Cradock saw straight through Victor Anderson. Now he has a name and a face.
Harold Oscroft (Bernard Hepton) is a mousy geeky looking man. He did not take part in the gold bullion robbery. Oscroft is a clever accountant that has been disguing the payments made to those involved in the robbery.
Oscroft is a cunning accountant but a lousy businessman. Hence why he was forced to work for crooks. He needed the money
His turmoil in his private life and his work for the criminal underworld is about to collide. That could hand him straight into DCS Cradock's lap.
Meanwhile Cradock and DS Thomas has been examining the various share of the loot some of those involved got. They also came up with some names when they investigated the pilot Tom Goodwin.
What I liked about this episode was how clever the Andersons thought they were being. Hoping to put the squeeze on Oscroft and send him to jail for a few years.
Only it backfired, Cradock saw straight through Victor Anderson. Now he has a name and a face.