It was a slightly disappointing reveal as I’d almost all but forgotten about him as a character, but I’m glad that it all tied in with the Frank back-story they’d spent so much time exploring.Īlthough there was a frustrating lack of answers – did we ever get an explanation as to why he was trying to lock people in rather than kill them? If we did I must have completely missed it… Anyone? Then we got the big reveal, Phil – who had met James Calvert – noticed the picture of the orderly on the list of witnesses and dropped the bombshell: that is Frank’s son and as Thorne stumbled upon Anne’s prone daughter, Calvert appeared in the background – nuttier than a squirrel turd. So as we saw Thorne skulking around in the basement looking for Anne’s daughter and all the other suspects were seen elsewhere I was left thinking who the hell is the killer!? ‘Sleepyhead’ used that old bait and switch technique of having the police suspect the killer straight away only to then seemingly exonerate him completely before going back and revealing it was him all along.īy the time they did the big reveal though I’d already started to suspect that the killer was going to be one of Frank’s relatives I genuinely thought it was going to be Tughan, but he was too old to be Frank’s son and of course had sex with the woman who would have been his Mum if that was the case – Thorne is dark but it’s not that dark. It was the creepy Canadian orderly from the hospital with the Puma trainers that did it it probably would have felt quite good that he was proven right after all the ridicule he received, had the case not made him question why he even became a cop in the first place.
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