Scott and Bailey - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Loyalty
When a badly burned body surfaces in a remote woodland, DCI Gill Murray, DC Janet Scott, DC Rachel Bailey and the team are called in to investigate.
Secrets
The shocking truth behind the killings surface when the four murder suspects break down their wall of silence.
Pipe Dreams
When a rape and murder case bears a striking resemblance to an infamous case from 13 years ago, Gill and Rachel are sent to Bristol to investigate.
Sacred Trust
The murderer of an eight-year-old boy places himself at the heart of the boy's grieving family.
Graves
Rachel misses the sergeant's exam; Andy vows to give Janet some space; Rachel and the team investigate the racially-motivated murder of a 21-year-old taxi driver.
Mould
Rachel learns that Sean has a son while the team investigate the murder of a provacatively-dressed woman with a green head.
Sidelines
The team investigate the murder of Leon Foster, including evidence that he was sexually mutilated.
Divided Loyalties
A hungover Rachel discovers that she is at the top of the suspect list when she learns that Nick Savage has been brutally assaulted.
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