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05/04/2016

Jazzer is working hard, and Helen encounters a new face.

Kirsty is questioned and examined by the police. They are keeping her in the dark about Helen. Kirsty tells DS Madeley that Rob has hit Helen in the past. She explains about Rob's mind games. They come to the end of their questions and release her.
In the corridor, Kirsty almost comes into contact with Helen. She calls to her, encouraging Helen to tell the police what Rob has been doing. Kirsty goes to see the Archer family. She fills them in on what happened on that fateful night, and how Rob has secretly been behaving. The family feel awful for not realising something was wrong.
At the police station, Sergeant Mills takes a swab of Helen's DNA. A dazed Helen doesn't think she needs a solicitor. Helen is examined by Dr Sharma - the baby is healthy. Sharma notes the recent-looking red marks on Helen's arm. Dominic Farrell, Helen's solicitor, arrives. He tells her she is likely to be remanded in custody. When Helen is interviewed, to several questions she replies: "No comment.".

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