The ending of Inside Man explained a lot but still left some threads dangling in its final episode. Steven Moffat's Inside Man's central conceit is that "anyone can be a murderer" given the right circumstances. This theory is explored through the surprising connections between Jefferson Grieff, a convicted murderer on death row in the US, and vicar Harry Watling in a sleepy English village in the UK. When Harry's son Ben is unwittingly implicated in possession of child pornography, Harry makes a series of decisions to protect his son that have fatal consequences.
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