Decent series. Could've been a 2 and a half hour movie had they not added Sita Anwar storyline. Tragic as it was, it really didn't add anything pertinent to the main story.

While in other shows the parallel plots between the past and the present sometimes feel too forced and uninteresting, in this case they are revealed as necessary to understand what could have gone wrong in the first investigation and how they can be resolved in the present the mistakes made. The most relevant about this British crime story is how it establishes that the consequences of a loss end up leaving an emotional mark that is almost impossible to erase. The precise script focuses on the victims and reveals how the impact of a violent act causes emotional wounds that never heal.

Not saying it's not good, but after True Detective, Black Bird, and the like, this just didn't catch my attention long enough. I stopped after one episode. If you're looking for a British, real crime show that develops over decades, give The Long Shadow a try.