While Tony is just going along with the police's theory that Sam killed herself, Jazz refuses to believe it. Not really wanting to, but knowing that she should, Jazz tells Tony about her ordeal with Sam the night before, explaining that she wanted money so that her and Rory could do a runner. Realising that this new information is vital to the case, Tony convinces Jazz to tell the police about what she knows. However, little does Tony know that he is unwittingly incriminated Jack and Martha, as detective Ross Buckton assumes that they are the "them" that Jazz claims Sam said she would not give the satisfaction of killing herself.

It later becomes clear that Morag has a history with detective Ross, and when she learns that he suspects Martha, she reveals to her niece that she once had an affair with him, and knows that he will stop at nothing to prove that his instincts are right. Morag, however, puts Martha's mind at ease, assuring her that she will be there to thwart Ross every step of the way.

Elsewhere, Belle gets much-needed support from Leah and Roman after quitting her job at the Coastal News, and a rather guilty-looking Jack shows up on Tony's doorstep...