When Emma went to Nick’s office to lay flowers at his memorial and smell his scarf, Dawn ushered her away and presumably found out which hotel she was staying at in town. Then Joe dumped his body by the river. Days later, when the metadata from Dawn’s Photoshop pictures led Nick’s son Kai to Joe and Dawn’s house, they kidnapped him, went on the run and Joe was eventually shot dead by a police officer when he refused to give up his weapon. When Nick’s kidnap became a top news story, and an angry, blood-stained, beaten Nick showed up at Dawn and Joe’s house after escaping his kidnappers, Joe hit him twice with the hammer he’d been using to destroy Dawn’s laptop, killing him. Months earlier, Joe discovered that Dawn had been posing as Nick online to catfish women, and she promised him she’d stopped. Joe Gleed, Dawn’s husband, on the spur of the moment. (Which Sarah Burton had written about in her journal.) Who killed Nick? Handily, the kidnap truck was parked within walking distance of Dawn Gleed’s house, so Nick went straight there having realised that Dawn was the only person who had access to his photographs and knew about his wife Sophie cheating on him. ![]() Simon pursued Nick with a gun, but let him go because Nick promised to find the person who had really typed that message to Sarah, to take them to the police and make them pay. (As Nick pointed out, the horizon wasn’t level.) Simon deliberately left Nick alone in the truck with access to a Stanley knife so he could cut through his restraints and escape. Why did Simon let Nick go?īecause he realised Nick was telling the truth about not being the one who’d messaged Sarah, and that the ‘evidence’ beach photo of Nick and Sarah together was clearly a Photoshop fake. It was Dawn posing as Nick/Jeremy who irritably rejected Sarah because she was smitten with new cat fishing victim Emma, and told Sarah to make good on her suicide threat. Dawn used Nick’s photographs and personal details gleaned from their friendship to pose as versions of him on multiple online dating sites, to fulfil her deep well of loneliness as a childless woman whose husband played with train sets. ‘Maggie’ had never met ‘Jeremy’ in real life, and was being catfished by Dawn Gleed, the receptionist at Nick’s place of work. Nick Brewer had never met Sarah Burton (whose online dating profile was under the name ‘Maggie Oxley’ for reasons undisclosed). Was Nick responsible for Sarah Burton’s suicide? Daryl, who is not bright, did get excited about the video going viral and them getting “famous”, but whether he was expecting fame as a murderer, kidnapper or the anonymous maker of a video, is not clear. Whether they would have just let him go if the views hadn’t rolled past the five million point, we don’t know. No reason, other than they wanted to publicly expose Nick as an abusive cheat and destroy his reputation in grand style. ![]() Ed's car was also the one that ran Emma off the road, so we can assume that the couple were responsible for those threat calls as well.Why did Simon and Daryl need the video to get five million views before killing Nick? It turns out that Dawn and Ed have covered up Nick's murder together, with Dawn confessing to cleaning up the crime scene. Luckily, the police are right behind them, since Kai had shared Dawn's address with Sophie and Ethan. While Sophie and Pia search for him, Dawn and Ed take Kai to their trailer and take away his phone. ![]() Kai, confused at finding his dad's co-worker at the catfish's address, accepts her invitation into the house. So Ed, a character we meet in the finale, has been the killer all along. While Nick threatens to reveal everything, Ed comes up from behind and bludgeons him with a hammer. He confronts her about the fake profiles, saying that she was the only person who had access to his photos and knew his personal information, as he had previously confided in her about Sophie's affair. Rather than head home to safety, Nick goes straight from Simon's warehouse to Dawn's house.
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