Vera season 13 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Carrie Hawton confesses to stabbing Scott Rhodes, revealing that she, her sister Crystal, and Ant Daleson were present during Scott's fatal altercation. Initially, Ant claims sole responsibility for Scott's death, attempting to protect Carrie and her family. However, further investigation by the police reveals the full extent of the crime, including Scott's deceitful exploitation of Carrie's grandmother, Heidi Stokes. The case concludes with the importance of family and personal connections underscored in a poignant conversation between DCI Vera Stanhope and DI Joe Ashworth, who grapples with his father's recent passing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who killed Scott Rhodes?
Scott Rhodes was killed by Carrie Hawton, who confessed to stabbing him in an attempt to stop him from attacking her sister Crystal and Ant Daleson.
Why did Ant Daleson confess to the murder of Scott Rhodes?
Ant Daleson confessed to the murder of Scott Rhodes in an effort to protect Carrie Hawton and her family from the consequences of the crime.
What was Scott Rhodes' relationship with Carrie Hawton's grandmother, Heidi Stokes?
Scott Rhodes deceived Carrie Hawton by claiming to help her grandmother, Heidi Stokes, with her care. In reality, he was syphoning money from Heidi's bank account for his own use.
How was the murder scene cleaned up?
The murder scene, which was the kitchen of a fish and chip shop, had been meticulously cleaned in an attempt to remove evidence. However, blood traces were still found.
What evidence linked Carrie and Crystal Hawton to the murder scene?
ANPR flags and GPS data from their phones confirmed that Carrie and Crystal Hawton were at the chip shop around the time of Scott Rhodes' murder.
How did the detectives know Ant Daleson was not at home when his brother was taken to the hospital?
Paramedics who responded to the emergency call for Ant Daleson's brother did not see Ant at home, and phone records showed his mother called him after she called for an ambulance.
What was the significance of the conversation between DCI Vera Stanhope and DI Joe Ashworth at the end?
The conversation between Vera and Joe at the end of the case served as a reflection on the importance of family and personal connections, as they honored fathers and their colleague relationship.