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Suspects is a British police procedural television series first aired on Channel 5 from 12 February 2014 to 31 August 2016. Set in London, the series follows DS Jack Weston, DC Charlie Steele and their senior DI Martha Bellamy of the Greater London Police while they investigate different types of cases. Their cases include murders, attempted murders, missing people, drug overdoses, child abuse, and sex crimes.

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  • Suspects (de)
  • Suspects (série télévisée, 2014) (fr)
  • Suspects (Channel 5) (nl)
  • Suspects (TV series) (en)
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  • Suspects ist eine britische Fernsehserie des Senders Channel 5. Das Konzept der Fernsehserie entwickelten Darren Fairhurst, Steve Hughes und Paul Marquess. In Großbritannien wurden bisher fünf Staffeln gezeigt. (de)
  • Suspects is een Britse televisieserie van de zender Channel 5, waarvan vijf seizoenen gemaakt zijn. De uitzendingen van het eerste seizoen begonnen op 12 februari 2014 en liepen tot 12 maart 2014. (nl)
  • Suspects est une série télévisée britannique de procédure policière en 23 épisodes de 60 minutes créée par (en), Darren Fairhurst et Steve Hughes, et diffusée entre le 12 février 2014 et le 31 août 2016 sur Channel 5. En France, la série a été diffusée à partir du 4 juin 2018 sur Polar+. Elle reste inédite dans les autres pays francophones. (fr)
  • Suspects is a British police procedural television series first aired on Channel 5 from 12 February 2014 to 31 August 2016. Set in London, the series follows DS Jack Weston, DC Charlie Steele and their senior DI Martha Bellamy of the Greater London Police while they investigate different types of cases. Their cases include murders, attempted murders, missing people, drug overdoses, child abuse, and sex crimes. (en)
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  • As the net closes in on Drummond, Charlie uncovers CCTV footage which implicates Drummond's son Luke in the attack on Alisha. Jack and Gary find the stolen evidence bags, and forensic analysis leads to concrete proof that Drummond was involved in the burial of Sarah Kramer's body. Alisha and Jack interview Sarah's father, who is certain he was responsible for her death, but inform him that Mo Jones has lied to him for the past eight years, and that he in fact strangled her after he hit her head, which ultimately caused her death. With Mo in custody, Drummond decides to end the ordeal once and for all by giving Mo a piece of broken glass to commit suicide in his cell. (en)
  • The team investigate the brutal attack and subsequent death of popular art teacher Abigail Lincoln at the college where she worked. Initial suspicion falls on the college caretaker, who has a conviction for stalking and assaulting a former girlfriend, and with whom Abigail had recently argued. However, it soon transpires that Abigail held information on an inappropriate relationship between a pupil and a member of staff. When headteacher Rory O'Hanlon's fingerprints are found on the weapon used to attack Abigail, it soon transpires that he was having a sexual relationship with pupil Melissa Parker. Jack also discovers O'Hanlon is connected to several unsolved murders. (en)
  • When the body of a student is discovered on Crowford Common, the team realise that they have a serial attacker on their hands. (en)
  • The body of a young girl is found naked and severely wounded on a patch of wasteground, leading Charlie to suspect the victim is Mandy Grainger, whose parents reported her missing earlier in the day. When the victim is identified as male - Jez Collins, a pre-op transgender man - the team suspect that he may have been Mandy's boyfriend. With Mandy still missing, the team discover evidence which links both victims to a house party the previous night, but when Jack interviews homeowner Emily, she denies all knowledge of the pair. When it transpires that Mandy is also in the process of change from girl to boy, the focus of the investigation soon turns towards Mandy's father. (en)
  • When convicted killer Dean Price is found dumped on wasteground, having been attacked in the same way as his victim, Alex Wojnar, the team realise that they may be dealing with a case of revenge. Wojnar's sister becomes the initial suspect for the attack, but when the team uncover Price's phone in his brother's house, they realise that Price may not have been guilty of murder. When DNA evidence reveals that Wojnar's sister's husband was present at the scene of his murder, family loyalties become divided, and following some frank confessions, the team soon uncover that Price's nephew may have been responsible for the attack of which his uncle was sentenced. (en)
  • The stabbing of a schoolgirl in a notorious London park uncovers an organised paedophile ring. (en)
  • The murders of Martha Bellamy and her husband, Adrian, leaves Jack and Charlie devastated. A new team of officers, including DCI Daniel Drummond, DS Alisha Brooks and DC Gary Roscoe are drafted in to help with the investigation. However, it soon appears that there is more to the case than first meets the eye - leaving Jack in a compromising position and putting Charlie's safety on the line. Drummond, however, is also not as clean cut as he first makes out, agreeing to ensure evidence against one of the prime suspects in the murder, Mo Jones, is covered up in return for nothing further being mentioned about the uncompromising relationship between himself and Mo. (en)
  • The team investigate when a father stages a protest in an attempt to persuade the army into opening a search for his missing son, who has disappeared since returning from a tour of Afghanistan. Initial suspicion falls on three of his army colleagues who he was drinking with on the night he disappeared, but when one of them is involved in a hit-and-run, the team discover that a secret affair was taking place within the confines of the regiment. With none of the suspects willing to grass on their comrades, the team lead a manhunt for a missing satellite navigation system, which could lead them to the location where they suspect the missing man's body has been buried. (en)
  • The team investigate when a barrister is found bound and gagged in his own home, having been the victim of a vicious attack. (en)
  • A known vigilante who has a penchant for tracking down and exposing paedophiles is attacked and left for dead on a towpath. (en)
  • The hunt for a rapist gets complicated when his latest victim is the wife of a senior police officer. (en)
  • When the leader of the paedophile ring is found dead, the team realise that time is running out to find the killer. (en)
  • The detectives unravel a complex case of assault and drug abuse at an East London nightclub. (en)
  • When an elderly widow is brutally attacked in her own home on a notorious London estate, the team set out to find her attacker. (en)
  • When the girl featured in the video used to blackmail Adrian Bellamy is found washed up on the banks of the river Thames, suspicion immediately falls on Stan Turner, but he claims he has an alibi for the time of the murder. Jack is shocked to discover that Rose has a daughter, Lucy, and when Rose breaks the bombshell that Lucy is Jack's child, he is forced to re-evaluate his role in the investigation. DCI Drummond warns Stan not to get involved in any further trouble, as he will not be able to keep bailing him out. Jack and Charlie's suspicions are raised, however, when Drummond reputes them for chasing up the forensics on the gun used to shoot Martha and Adrian. (en)
  • When a toddler is reported abducted from her home, her family come under immediate suspicion. (en)
  • The team investigate when a local community leader is shot outside the boxing club which he runs for disadvantaged youths. (en)
  • As the search for Lucy Harris gets underway, Jack is warned to distance himself from the investigation. Suspicion immediately falls on club bouncer Gus Adebayo, who is seen on CCTV arguing with Lucy just an hour before she disappeared. Meanwhile, a young man comes into the station claiming to be Lucy's boyfriend. Gary interviews the boy, and suspects he may have been the victim of sexual abuse. When his father arrives to sit in on the soft interview, Gary discovers the boy is Mo Jones' son. When the boy accuses his uncle, Stan Turner, of abuse, the team's pursuit leads them to a rooftop confrontation between Mo and Stan - which disastrously ends in tragedy. (en)
  • Gary and Charlie interview a young victim of rape, Kia Hopkins, who claims to have been attacked a party whilst in the company of Lucy Harris. The investigation leads Gary to the premises of an old acquaintance, Archie, whom he knew well from his days on the beat. Jack's attempt to hide the fact that Lucy is his daughter begins to irritate Charlie, forcing her to spill the beans to Drummond, who forces Jack to take a back seat. When it transpires that Kia's foster brother may have been one of the boys who raped her, Archie is left devastated. DNA evidence links local yob CJ Willis to the attack, but when CJ himself is stabbed, the investigation takes a surprising turn. (en)
  • Following an anonymous tip-off to Crimestoppers, the investigation into the eight-year-old disappearance of student Sarah Kramer is re-opened following the discovery of a body in the back garden of a residential property in East London. Gary interviews the former SIO, Ed Goddard, who claims that Sarah was a police informant and was involved in an illicit relationship with Drummond, who was her police handler. Ed's revelations further fuel his suspicions about Drummond, which leads Jack to discover that Alisha has been running an undercover operation to uncover Drummond's corrupt activities for the past few years. However, a discovery leads her into dangerous territory. (en)
  • The team investigate an apparent drug overdose of a euthanasia campaigner. (en)
  • The team investigate a petrol-bomb attack in which 19-year-old Asif Khan is badly injured. His father, Jamaal, has been involved in a bitter row with reprobate property developer Gregor Forrester, and old enemy of Jack and Martha's, who has so far managed to elude conviction. Fingerprint evidence suggests that a familial relative of David Eboda, Forrester's right hand-man and former ex-cop and mentor to Jack, is the personal responsible for the attack, but a full DNA profile of Forrester's son, Zak, identifies him as the culprit, and reveals that he is Eboda's son, not Forrester's. When Zak mysteriously disappears, Jack decides to press Eboda to lead him to the truth. (en)
  • The team investigates the case of a badly burned young woman, Sian Jenkins, who is found dumped two years after she was reported missing. DNA underneath her fingernails is discovered to be that of a fellow missing person, Josie Wilson, who disappeared in 2005 at the age of eight. Jack suspects that Sian's father, Neil, may have had a part to play in her disappearance after evidence suggests that he accosted a young homeless girl, during his rounds as a charity worker. Martha, however, isn't convinced, and soon evidence suggests that Josie's father, Mike, may be the abductor, and the discovery of a baby in his cellar unravels a string of horrific events. (en)
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  • Claire Fryer (en)
  • Jake Riddell (en)
  • Jackie Malton (en)
  • Emma Goodwin (en)
  • Sarah-Louise Hawkins (en)
  • Hilary Frankland (en)
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