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Read on for a full breakdown of all the theories about the identity of Pat Keenan's kidnapper in Bloodlands.

Bloodlands' episode 2 twist just changed everything for the show Laura Jane Turner © BBC / HTM Televison / Steffan Hill Bloodlands' cliffhanger, involving Tom Brannick, has set up a completely different course for the BBC series... Bloodlands spoilers follow – including episode two's ending. Just when we thought we had a handle on what was going on, BBC One's Bloodlands served up an absolute stunner of a cliffhanger. Up until now, DCI Tom Brannick (James Nesbitt) has been investigating a 20-year-old murder-mystery plot. 'Goliath' is the codename for an unidentified ki...

Bloodlands: Tom Brannick's wife disappeared in 1998. (Image: BBC) READ MORE Three bodies are then discovered on Strangford Lough with one of them wearing an owl pendant with the letter "E" engraved on the back, which belonged to Emma. This body wasn't Emma's but victim David Corry, whose possessions were handed over to his brother Andy (Ian McElhinney). Tom and Andy visit Strangford Lough where the latter says his brother was having an affair with a married woman at the time. He believes it was Tom who killed David in revenge for him having an affair with his wife. As he continued to accu...

James Nesbitt stars in Bloodlands Credit: BBC BBC One’s knotty Northern Irish noir continued with dramatic chases and Goliath-sized twists. But did it bring us any closer to identifying the serial killer and crane namesake? Here what happened in a head-spinning second episode.  Island grave gave up its secrets We picked up where we left off: on the suitably desolate island in Strangford Lough where police had made a grim discovery. There were three skeletons, meaning one presumed victim of the long-dormant assassin code-named Goliath was still whereabouts unknown. They’d all been shot in...

Bloodlands spoilers follow – including episode two's ending. Just when we thought we had a handle on what was going on, BBC One's Bloodlands served up an absolute stunner of a cliffhanger. Up until now, DCI Tom Brannick (James Nesbitt) has been investigating a 20-year-old murder-mystery plot. 'Goliath' is the codename for an unidentified killer, thought to be a police insider, who was responsible for the deaths of four people – both Catholic and Protestant – in the run up to the Good Friday Agreement. The sensitive nature of the killings, and their timing, led to a cover-up in the ...