Kiri
“Blood on whose hands?”
A drama dealing with the abduction and murder of a young black girl, soon to be adopted by her white foster family, and the trail of lies, blame, guilt and notoriety which follow.
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The death of a vulnerable young foster child in Bristol sends ripples through the community and raises questions about blame, guilt and innocence.
1.Episode 1
7.010-01-201848mMiriam is a dedicated social worker who arranges for Kiri, a young black girl, to have an unsupervised visit with her birth grandfather, Tobi, and his second wife before her white...
2.Episode 2
7.017-01-201847mTobi searches for his son, Nate, the prime suspect in the case, and faces up to some uncomfortable truths about his relationship with him. The witch-hunt is intensifying around Mir...
3.Episode 3
8.024-01-201847mAlice and Jim are shocked to hear from DI Mercer that the police case against Nate might not be straightforward after all and everything may not be as it seemed. A reeling Alice go...
4.Episode 4
7.031-01-201847mSi realises his relationship with Alice has deteriorated and is determined to find out why, while DI Mercer confronts Nate with new evidence about Kiri’s murder. As we work towards...
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