
Strictly Confidential· Season 1 · Episode 6
Episode 6
Walking into the therapy centre, Greg and Linda are confronted by an irate Richard. He tells them he knows they've been sleeping together and is furious when they try to explain it away.
Later, Tina Roebottom visits with husband, Barry. This time it is their sex life that is suffering, not their daughter Tiffany's. On having her advances refused for the umpteenth time, Tina has taken refuge at Tiffany's home,. Can Linda now save Tina and Barry's relationship?
And, Linda talks to DI Standring about something she's discovered regarding Claudie's case. Standring is very sceptical, but agrees Linda may be onto something
The drama reaches its climax as the circumstances surrounding Claudie's demise unfold, ending in yet another tragic accident…
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