Fitz exposes the savage price of racism as he digs deeper into Floyd's past. The investigation reaches a climax as not one, but two victims seek revenge.

The police have paid a horrifically high price for their failure to catch Floyd. When Fitz makes a breakthrough, it serves to drive his prey to even more desperate measures.

A young black man, product of an interracial marriage, seethes with resentment and turns from being a serial rapist to murder.

Another death pushes Fitz closer to the edge in his pursuit of the Trant family. But they've closed ranks and proof seems impossible to come by.

Trant and the others discover that Joanne is still alive and immediately turn their attention to Dean whom they trusted to dispose of her body. However, a hospitalised Joanne is unable to tell the police anything.

A charismatic cult preacher finds that he has impregnated one of his 16 year old students and must silence her to protect his position.

Fitz is convinced that the legend of Albie Kinsella looks set to become a tragic reality, but the police are sceptical.

Fitz and the police bury their differences in an attempt to track the killer, and Fitz realises the killer's a man with a very particular mission.

A working class man, distraught at the recent death of his father, impulsively becomes a skinhead and murders a Pakistani shopkeeper over a perceived insult.