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The Bill Season 20 Episode 51 - Watch Legally and Safely

The Bill Season 20 Episode 51

Episode Title: Episode 231
Genre: Drama, Crime
Countries: UK,
Airing Date: July 28, 2004
Runtime:25 mins
IMDb Rating:

The Bill: With insufficient forensic evidence to charge him, DI Neil Manson and DS Samantha Nixon have 24 hours to extract a confession from serial rape suspect Alan Kennedy. CPS lawyer Jonathan Fox, who previously defended Kennedy on an assault charge, watches the proceedings with great interest, but the stress may be too much for him, and he jeopardises his relationship with Insp. Gina Gold when he makes a comment about her not having children. With police scouring Kennedy's mother's flat for forensic evidence or clues which will help, Manson and Nixon continue their interview, but Kennedy is a tough nut to crack. The next day, literally at the last minute, Nixon puts the pieces together and Kennedy finally confesses. Simultaneously, Dr Hugh Wallis finds a knife in the flat. With Kennedy behind bars, the relief attend a community party organised by Supt Okaro, but the fun is quickly over when a massive bomb explodes.

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