Innocent

David Collins gets acquitted after seven years in prison for the murder of his wife; he vows to bring justice to those who lied at his trial, and to find his wife's real killer.

The police continue trying to find out who killed Tara as the suspect list grows; David attempts to regain contact with his estranged children.

Tom wakes up after a night of heavy drinking and attempts to remember what happened the previous night; all of Tom's messages to Melissa remain unanswered; David reveals his tale to a tabloid journalist.

David's attempts to make some money to support his kids and pay back his debts go terribly wrong when a tabloid newspaper twists his story with a damning headline.

Teacher Sally Wright is convicted of murdering Matty Taylor, 16, with whom she reputedly had a sexual relationship; her life implodes as she loses her freedom, her job and her marriage.

Police try to understand why Anna Stamp perjured herself at Sally's trial; Anna's boyfriend, Mark, is shocked when he accidentally discovers the depth of Anna's obsession with the murdered Matty, and he reports her to the police.