The Capture season 1 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Shaun Emery, falsely accused of assaulting and kidnapping his barrister, Hannah Roberts, insists he's been framed with manipulated footage. The police and MI5, entangled in secretive operations, intensify their search. Shaun, determined to prove his innocence, consults video engineer Marcus Levy, who suggests the footage could have been altered with a delayed feed and an invisible cut. As Shaun desperately tries to escape the city's surveillance to uncover the truth, the police closely track his movements, leaving his fate hanging in the balance.
Full Episode S01E03 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Shaun Emery?
Shaun Emery is a former soldier arrested on suspicion of assault, kidnapping, and perverting the course of justice.
What is Shaun accused of?
Shaun is accused of grabbing and potentially harming Hannah Roberts, his barrister.
Does Shaun admit to the accusations?
No, Shaun insists he's been framed and the footage showing him committing the crime is fake.
Who might be involved in framing Shaun?
It's suggested that MI5 might be involved in manipulating the footage.
What is the significance of Eaton Square, Belgravia in the investigation?
Eaton Square, Belgravia, is a stakeout location where police lose track of Shaun.
Who interrogates Shaun and what do they want?
An American agent interrogates Shaun, demanding to know Hannah Roberts' whereabouts.
What is Operation Sycamore?
Operation Sycamore is a past military operation Shaun was involved in, hinting at deeper connections.
Is Hannah Roberts found?
No, Hannah Roberts remains missing throughout the episode.
Why is the footage of Shaun's alleged crime important?
The leaked footage escalates the search and investigation, as it depicts Shaun attacking Hannah Roberts.
Who leads the investigation into Shaun's case?
DI Carey leads the investigation, with support from the Counter-Terrorism Department (SO15).
What does Shaun do to prove his innocence?
Shaun seeks help from Marcus Levy, a video engineer, to demonstrate that the footage could be manipulated.
What technique does Marcus Levy suggest could have been used in the footage?
Marcus suggests the use of a delayed CCTV feed and a 'wipe' technique to create an invisible cut in the footage.
What decision does Shaun make towards the end of the episode?
Shaun decides to leave London to escape surveillance and find the truth.
How does Shaun plan to leave London?
Shaun obtains a car and drives out of the city.
What is the status of the police investigation at the end of the episode?
The police trace Shaun's car as he leaves London, but his destination and intentions remain uncertain.
