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5:56

Alice Dyer, has bought you a fancy

5:58

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6:28

swirl or panosha. Fair warning, the boat's a bit

6:30

stale so there's not much in it. You

6:34

don't need to do this, you know. I'm fine. Oh really?

6:36

Fantastic. You

6:39

just spit that coffee back out then, and I can go get

6:41

a refund. I

6:48

do get it. Facing your

6:50

past is tough. Finding

6:52

out there isn't any past left to actually

6:54

face. That's even tougher.

6:58

Yeah. But at the end of the

7:00

day, when all's said and done, you

7:03

just have to choose. Cinnamon

7:06

swirl or panoshaucalet? Cinnamon

7:09

swirl, please. Nah, you

7:12

took too long. You get panoshaucalet. Guses.

7:17

You actually wanted the panoshaucalet, didn't you?

7:20

What can I say? You're predictable. Damn

7:23

it. They're

7:28

not that stale. I just can't believe it

7:30

all turned out to be a waste of time. Oh

7:33

yeah, massively pointless. Train ticket's cost

7:35

an arm and a leg too.

7:37

Jesus, alright. Well, you're the

7:39

one who says they don't need empty platitudes. I

7:42

thought I'd maybe try harsh truths. Well,

7:44

can you maybe try something else? Like

7:47

changing the subject maybe? Where

7:50

is Celia and Gwen? I've

7:52

got a muck of Celia and I

7:54

was really looking forward to pretending I

7:56

accidentally forgot to order Gwen anything. They're

7:59

not here yet. Did they call in?

8:02

I didn't get anything. Might have gone through

8:04

the leaner. Hey,

8:08

are you alright? You keep glancing at the

8:10

door. Hm? Nah, it's

8:12

nothing. It's not

8:15

nothing. You're on edge. It's

8:17

stupid. So? I just... I

8:20

don't know. When I

8:22

left the coffee shop, it felt like someone was

8:25

following me. What did they look like? Well,

8:27

I didn't actually see anyone, but it

8:29

wouldn't be the first time. London's

8:32

creep central. So, how

8:34

can you be sure you were followed if you didn't see

8:36

anyone? I'm not sure.

8:39

That's why it's bothering me so much. Sounds

8:42

like maybe you were more bothered by

8:44

that soggy ruin than you admit. Don't

8:46

joke about that, mate. I

8:49

was dreaming about it all day. It'll

8:52

be nothing. I'm just jumpy. I

8:55

could walk you home this morning if you'd like. Yeah,

8:58

actually. If you're offering. I

9:01

am. Cool. Cos

9:04

I worry about you. You're too delicate

9:06

to be safe out there without me watching your back.

9:09

Of course. Anyway, you

9:11

know what will take our minds off it? Classifying

9:13

unspeakable horrors all night for no

9:15

discernible reason. You know it. And

9:21

we're g.lessly at cornwallcouncil.org.uk.

9:25

From Gordon J. Hello

9:27

at padstowgroundworks.co.uk. Date

9:31

January 6, 2020. Subject, ready. Add

9:35

to unspeakable fematry exhumations.

9:39

Hi, Alison. You asked for a quick email of

9:41

confirmation when the work began. Just

9:43

to say, everything has been proceeding and has anticipated.

9:46

It's taking longer than usual to take

9:48

due to the cold snap, but we've already accounted for

9:50

that in our timelines. We also did some

9:52

load testing of the ground near the cliff edge. It looks

9:55

like there's only a few graves where the erosion means

9:57

we won't be able to use the bobcat. I

10:00

feel a love that my boys can do that by heart. The

10:03

first few days have gone smoothly and several units

10:05

have already been re-interred at New Key with no

10:07

problem. David, the medical examiner,

10:09

seems happy enough with all the precautions we're

10:11

taking and, while we've certainly had our fair

10:14

share of lucky-loos, there's not been any sign

10:16

of the protesters you were so concerned about

10:18

stirring up. I guess it helps

10:20

that no one's been buried here for over a hundred years,

10:22

so it's not like we're pulling up Grandad. The

10:25

sailors here haven't seen mourners since Queen Vic.

10:28

On a personal note, I'd like to say thank you

10:30

for using us to do this job. I

10:33

know we can't have been the cheapest company to put in

10:35

a bid, but as local lads, we've been coming to this

10:37

graveyard all our lives, even if just

10:39

to sneak some booze as stupid teenagers. Now

10:42

that the clip's finally giving up the ghost, if you'll

10:44

pardon the pun, it feels right for us

10:46

to be the ones to take it apart. Anyway,

10:49

let me know if you have any other questions. Otherwise,

10:51

I'll drop you a line in a couple of weeks when the

10:53

job's done. Regards, Gordie.

10:58

Two. Alison Leshy.

11:00

G.Leshy at CornwallCancel.gov.uk.

11:03

From Gordon J. Hello

11:06

at padstogroundworks.co.uk. Date.

11:10

January 12th, 2020. Subject,

11:13

Ray. Exhumation pause.

11:16

Hi, Alison. Bad news, I'm afraid. Well,

11:19

odd news at least. David

11:21

suggested I keep updating you with what's going on, as

11:23

we've had to stop work for a day or two

11:25

while an expert comes down. It shouldn't

11:27

impact the timetable too much, so the original

11:29

budget should cover it, but we can discuss

11:31

all that later. I

11:34

don't know if you actually saw us retrieving

11:36

any units during your visit the other day,

11:38

but for context, the containers they're buried in

11:40

are of really varied quality. I'd

11:42

say just under half were buried in decent coffins

11:45

that are still in good enough shape to remove

11:47

and transport unopened. For others, though, the wood

11:49

has rotted to the point where it's pretty much

11:51

impossible to keep the boxes together, and some were

11:53

just wrapped in oilcloth. This Means

11:56

we're seeing, touching and moving a lot

11:58

of human remains directly. Why

12:00

doesn't the health and safety thing? we have all the

12:02

right gear and able to make you should we follow

12:04

procedure. It's. Just that one of

12:06

the graves had a body that was too

12:09

well preserved for the age of should have

12:11

been. Or. Least most of the

12:13

skin was an extremely good condition. The.

12:15

Back was completely covered in this complicated

12:18

tough to have a ship. Sailing.

12:20

Across an open sea. Towards.

12:23

On open horizon. It.

12:25

Was really impressive. Unfortunately,

12:27

David thinks we need a second opinion and to

12:29

run some tests to confirm that this body is

12:31

as old as. It's

12:35

been buried more recently than nice. You know,

12:37

weight than that technically makes the cemetery a

12:39

crime scene and we have to shut down

12:41

from god knows how long. I'll.

12:43

Be honest though, I'm glad of the break. Taking.

12:46

Up all these graves is starting to get me a

12:48

bit. I almost feel sorry for doing

12:50

it. The waves are so

12:53

close and can enclosed. If.

12:55

I were a sailor buried here. As

12:57

take some comfort and that. As

13:00

you can see on getting more but. So

13:02

prequels, Gots.

13:09

To. Allison Lessee T.leslie

13:11

at Cornwall Council.gov dot

13:13

Uk. From Gordon

13:15

J. hello at Padstow

13:17

Groundwork Stop Co.uk. Date:

13:20

January Fourteenth: Two Thousand Twenty.

13:23

Subject. Re exhumation

13:25

pause. Allison can you give

13:27

David and much for me? He still

13:29

working on that body. We found any stopped responding

13:32

to my emails. I got him on

13:34

the phone, but to be honest, he doesn't sound

13:36

like he's in any real rushed to complete the

13:38

job. And while she's worrying about some water on

13:40

tattoos, we're out ss on our hands of on

13:42

Pangloss by the day. Some. Snuff to

13:45

my you dream of sailing away for

13:47

real on apple fellas tattoo. Saying.

13:49

That I had another look at the photos day to

13:51

task milestone to think I might have been wrong about

13:54

it. When. I first looked I

13:56

thought he was hopeful. A. crusading towards

13:58

the sunrise put Looking again,

14:00

the sun is lower than I thought, and

14:02

there's a shape in the water behind the

14:04

ship. I think they're

14:06

being chased by something. Creepy,

14:10

eh? Oh, and speaking

14:12

of tattoos, you remember you wanted an update

14:14

on local sentiment about the move? Well,

14:17

I don't know if this counts as resistance. Hell,

14:20

I don't even know if they're local. But

14:22

there's someone started poking around the site

14:24

asking questions. Big snake tattoo up their

14:26

arm and a bunch of other ink. Wouldn't

14:28

give their name, but claims to be a big deal

14:31

online? Don't really know

14:33

what that means, but they've been asking questions about the

14:35

body. According to them,

14:37

the tattoo is an Oscar Jarrett, and

14:40

that's a big deal to some folks in

14:42

that community. Something to do with Sutherland McDonald,

14:44

whoever that is. Don't know

14:46

if that's quite what you were worried about, but thought

14:48

you'd want to know. They're kinda giving

14:51

the boys the creeps. We were

14:53

thinking of calling the police if we saw them

14:55

again, but I know you're worried about backlash, so

14:57

we'll hold off doing that for now. You

15:00

should visit the site again when you get the chance. The

15:02

Salt Air will do wonders for your mood. It's

15:05

weird. I've lived here all my life, but spending

15:08

all this time out on the cliffs, it

15:10

can still reach you, you know? The

15:12

waves crash so loud. You

15:15

can hear them in your dreams. G

15:20

Allison Leshy g.lessy

15:22

at cornwallcouncil.gov.uk from

15:25

gordonj. Hello at

15:28

padstowgroundworks.co.uk Date.

15:31

January 16th, 2020. Subject.

15:34

Ray, Ray. Exhumation

15:36

pause. I

15:38

just wanted to reach out and offer my condolences. I

15:41

don't know how close you were to David, but this

15:43

sort of thing always hits hard, even

15:46

if it's just a colleague. If

15:48

it's any consolation, he's with the sea now.

15:51

The Deep will care for his bones.

15:54

G Allison

15:57

Leshy g.lessy at cornwallcouncil.gov.uk

16:00

council.gov.uk from

16:02

Gordon J. Hello at padstowgroundworks.co.uk. Date

16:04

January 17th 2020. Subject Ray David's

16:12

passing. Dear

16:14

Alison, I should first offer

16:16

my formal apology. I was unaware that

16:18

my emails were coming across as in any

16:20

way unprofessional and shall forthwith

16:23

attempt to acquit my communication in a

16:25

manner more becoming of one corresponding with

16:27

a government official. My thoughts

16:29

and opinions on maritime matters will no

16:31

longer be included in my emails. In

16:33

addition, I should be most grateful if you

16:35

could see fit to provide myself with

16:37

appropriate authorization to contact the medical examiner's

16:40

office to follow up with the cadaver

16:42

that has been causing such consternation. Yours

16:45

sincerely, Gordon Allen Johnson.

16:49

Who? Alison Leshy.

16:51

G. Leshy at

16:53

Cornwallcouncil.gov.uk. From Gordon

16:55

J. Hello at padstowgroundworks.co.uk.

17:00

Date January 18th

17:02

2020. Subject Ray Ray

17:04

Ray David's passing. Look,

17:07

I was not making fun of you but I'm not

17:09

sure what you want. I'm emailing an

17:12

employer about my work and I'm getting accused

17:14

of my emails being unprofessional. That's

17:16

the best I can manage. I haven't been

17:18

sleeping much recently. Weird dreams.

17:21

Shapes in the water and that. And

17:23

before you say that it's unprofessional to tell you

17:25

that, I'm just giving an explanation.

17:28

That's all. I need you to

17:30

contact the examiner again. He's dragging his feet.

17:33

Decide I want to see the body

17:35

again. I dug him up. He's my

17:37

responsibility. I just need to see it.

17:40

I need to know what's in the water. To

17:44

Alison Leshy G.

17:46

Leshy at Cornwallcouncil.gov.uk.

17:49

From Gordon J. Hello

17:52

at padstowgroundworks.co.uk. Date

17:55

January 20th 2020. Subject Ray examine. office

18:00

break-in. It wasn't

18:02

me. I swear it was that freak,

18:04

the one with all the ink. They

18:07

wanted to keep it for themselves. I

18:09

saw them. I saw them hanging around

18:11

the office when I was waiting. Waiting

18:13

so long just to see it, just to

18:15

know what's in the water. And

18:18

they took it. They

18:20

think they're smart, but I saw

18:22

them. I know where they're staying

18:24

and if they think they deserve it they're wrong. It

18:27

belongs to the deep. I'm

18:30

going to go get it. I'm going

18:32

to find it and if they try to stop

18:34

me I swear the ocean will claim us all.

18:38

I can taste the salt and

18:40

spray. It's waiting in

18:42

the water. 2.

18:46

Alison Leshy. G. Leshy

18:49

at CornwallCancel.gov.uk. From

18:51

Gordon J. Hello at

18:53

padstowgroundworks.co.uk. Date January 20th 2020. Subject

18:55

Ray. Ray. Examiners

19:01

office break-in. There was

19:04

a problem delivering your

19:06

message to hello at

19:08

padstowgroundworks.co.uk. This email address is

19:10

no longer in service. Alice,

19:16

hmm? Is there a

19:18

way to cross reference cases? What

19:20

do you mean? I just got another case

19:22

about tattoos. And? You

19:25

already know the page to check the

19:27

scores. Yeah, but I just thought it

19:29

might be worth noting somewhere that they

19:31

might be linked. There's this tattooist and

19:33

I think they might be- What have

19:35

I told you about thinking? Don't.

19:39

That's right. I

19:43

don't think there's any way to mark cases as

19:45

connected. They all come in standalone. That's just how

19:48

it works. Yeah, I

19:50

get it. Besides, I thought

19:52

we'd established that we aren't

19:54

interested in any more creepy

19:57

investigation. Christ on

19:59

a pedal-deee! Like, what happened to

20:01

you? You was the lady. Point

20:03

failure. And that's why you

20:05

look like the before picture for a sleep clinic.

20:08

I have been having some trouble sleeping. Not

20:11

to sit down with your concern. Oh,

20:13

but I am concerned.

20:15

So very concerned. I

20:17

can't decide if you look more like a bog

20:19

witch with caffeine withdrawal or that cheddar gorge

20:21

mummy. She's allowed to be a bit

20:23

tired, Alice. It's fine. Whoa

20:26

there, we talked about this Sam. No

20:28

need to be so savage. We're here to

20:30

help. Now, Wes, if

20:33

you had to rate your mattress on a scale

20:35

of one to that big medieval wheel they used

20:37

to torture people with... Can I please just

20:39

get some work done? You... Hang

20:43

on. Did you get

20:45

me a coffee? Er... yeah.

20:48

You like moco? Yes. Thank

20:52

you, Alice. I...

20:55

sure. Whatever. Don't

20:58

get used to it. Is

21:01

Lena in yet? She went into her

21:03

office about an hour ago. She hasn't come out

21:05

since. Why? Nothing.

21:08

We need a debrief on a meeting

21:11

I had. Right, well I

21:13

think... Sorry! Sorry! I know, I know.

21:15

There was an emergency at home. I had

21:17

to... I'm sorry I'm late.

21:20

Do you have any idea what the time is? I'm

21:23

sorry! Are you joking right now? I

21:25

have responsibilities now, Alice. I

21:28

need more of an explanation than just a home

21:30

emergency. You arrived literally

21:33

one minute ago. And I

21:35

gave a full explanation for my lateness. Which,

21:37

I might add, I didn't actually need to

21:39

do for a subordinate. It's fine, really. No,

21:44

it's not. You don't

21:46

owe her anything. In fact,

21:48

you should take her coffee as reparation. One

21:51

of my radiators sprung a leak and flooded the

21:53

lounge. I see. Well,

21:56

that's understandable. But don't

21:58

let's make a habit of it, shall we? Shall we? Of

22:01

course. See? That

22:03

wasn't so painful, was it Alice? Let

22:06

it go. Luckily,

22:08

I don't think Lena's noticed, so you

22:10

should be okay. She's not

22:12

as laid back as I am. Good

22:16

to know. Right. Well,

22:18

if that's everything, you all really should get to

22:21

work. Otherwise you'll never get out

22:23

of here. Don't let me keep you.

22:26

I'd like to see you try. I'll be in Lena's office

22:28

if you need me. You

22:32

okay, Alice? It honestly doesn't

22:34

bother me. I can't

22:36

believe she drank your

22:38

mocha. Ah,

22:49

you're back, I see. How did it go?

22:52

I trust you were successful. What was

22:54

that? Excuse me?

22:57

What the hell was

23:00

that? Ah, presumably

23:03

you are referring to Mr. Bonzo.

23:05

No, no, no.

23:08

I watch Nigel's SOS every week

23:10

as a kid. I

23:12

know Mr. Bonzo. That

23:14

thing was not Mr.

23:17

Bonzo. I

23:19

assure you that it was. He

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is one of our externals. Mr. Bonzo

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is a man in a big fat

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celebrities. That abomination

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asset. I thought he was going to kill me.

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Did you scream? What? No.

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like it. What was in

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24:35

what. I'll let you

24:37

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