Waking the Dead - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
In Sight of the Lord: Part 1
A common theme, linking three murders over a 60 year period, is discovered when the case of the murder of an ex-soldier is reopened. Can the team prevent a fourth killing?
In Sight of the Lord: Part 2
The team know what links the victims but they are still searching for the motive - and for the murderer.
False Flag: Part 1
Who is the skeletal inhabitant of a car abandoned in a disused garage, and what links him to the assassination of a government minister 25 years ago?
False Flag: Part 2
An ex-army officer who served in Northern Ireland's Troubles points Boyd's suspicions towards the security services, making the case more complicated than ever.
Fugue States: Part 1
A man is admitted to hospital 15 years after he and his twin went missing from their home. Before he can be interviewed, a murder takes place and he goes missing once more.
Fugue States: Part 2
Mel is suspended from the case pending an inquiry, while Grace and Boyd have more questions for Roper, but the doctor is in no position to answer them.
Anger Management: Part 1
Sam Jacobs is released from prison to start a new life. When a man is murdered in his hostel, he becomes a suspect - but he may have been the intended victim.
Anger Management: Part 2
The secret past of the team's guitar teacher suspect is revealed, and Frankie is embarrassed following the attack on the lab.
The Hardest Word: Part 1
A man is found dead at a hotel with a word carved into his back, the hallmark of an old crime that the cold case team is already investigating.
The Hardest Word: Part 2
The cold case team continues to try to unravel the macabre murders, and DNA evidence brings them towards their suspect.
Shadowplay: Part 1
A woman torches her home, killing her family. She claims that she was incited to commit arson by a mysterious figure called 'The Shepherd'.
Shadowplay: Part 2
Boyd's team are sure the dark figure cited by two homicidal psychiatric patients exists, and continue to investigate the mysterious Shepherd.
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