And what of Ted’s frequent trips into the woods next door to his house? Could this be where he has hidden the body of Dee’s little sister? Moving in to the empty house next door to his, she notices many strange things, like the fact that she’s never seen Lauren arrive at or leave Ted’s house. After much searching, Delilah – Dee – has come to the conclusion that, despite being cleared by the police at the time, Ted is the prime suspect.

Sometimes his daughter, Lauren, comes to stay sometimes the visits are fun, and often they’re stressful.ĭelilah Walters has one mission in life: to find and punish the man who took her little sister eleven years earlier. Ted Bannerman lives in the house at the end of Needless Street with his cat, Olivia.

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