7cb1d79195 A convicted pedophile released from prison has moved into a house across the road from the local primary school. A young girl goes missing, and the suspect is accused of her abduction. Is he really the monster that so many believe he is? Donald Heinz (as in the baked beans) is a convicted sex offender, who has just finished serving his 6 year sentence, now released. Constable Susie Raynor is new to Mount Thomas, and Acting Sergeant Ben Stewart shows her around town so to speak, describing his colleagues, the workload, and so on. Susie spots Heinz walking past the local primary school with bags of shopping, and mentions to Ben what he was in jail for. When the local townspeople discover what Heinz went inside for, they are quick to want him &#39;out of town quick smart&#39;; even Chris Riley wants him out of Mount Thomas, and insults Tom about his views on the law regarding released sex offenders. Tom is clearly unimpressed with the situation, but makes it clear that unless Heinz breaks the law, he is a free man, so leave him alone.<br/><br/>Ben, being a father himself, with 3 kids, knows how disgusting monsters like Heinz could be, and sets off on a crusade to have him put back behind bars. Then little Emily Nichols goes missing, naturally her mother worries, and thinks someone has kidnapped her. This turns out to be a false alarm, but Ben isn&#39;t taking any chances with someone like Heinz around, and is quick to point the finger squarely at Heinz for the missing girl.<br/><br/>Persecution, hatred, and all-round contempt for Heinz erupts when he calls a public meeting at The Imperial, and almost gets hurt, when Ben intervenes.<br/><br/>Everyone is questioned about their association with Emily; Emily&#39;s mother, Tracy, the ex-husband Max (who used to be a cop), her sister, and so on. Tracy believes Max had been abusing Emily, and wanted him charged, but it&#39;s when Emily herself talks to Susie in confidence, that Tracy realizes Max was a loving father who would never hurt a kid, much less abuse them. So her suspicion turns once again to Heinz, and this time she might be right when Emily is missing again.<br/><br/>Is Heinz a monsterBen makes him out to be, or is he really innocent this time? I won&#39;t give away the end - watch the episode for yourself and make up your own mind.
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