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20/01/2008

Elizabeth comes to the rescue.

Taylor sees Jamie outside April Cottage. Jamie recognises him as "Owen" and innocently chats away, even telling him that Kenton has moved in. Taylor knows there's nobody home right now and tries hard to persuade Jamie to let him in, insisting it'll be a nice surprise for Kathy. Jamie senses something's wrong and feels frightened. Just as Taylor gets more forceful, Elizabeth drives by and sees what's going on. Without hesitation, she jumps out and whisks Jamie into her car, telling Taylor not to come near her.

Joe hears that Nigel has bought a hay wagon and comes to offer him the benefit of his experience. Nigel's just telling Kathy about it when Elizabeth turns up with Jamie and explains what's happened. Seeing the panic in Kathy, Jamie guesses this is the man she's helping to put in prison. Nigel looks after Jamie while Elizabeth and Kathy call the police. Elizabeth knows how awful it is, but feels at least the police will know he really is stalking Kathy. Kathy's just mortified that Taylor got so close to Jamie. Kathy knows that Kenton will do his best to protect them both, but she knows how warped Taylor is, and wishes the police knew where he was.

Episode written by Adrian Flynn.

15 minutes

Last on

Mon 21 Jan 200814:00

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  • Sun 20 Jan 200819:00
  • Mon 21 Jan 200814:00

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