As she gets closer to the truth she so desperately seeks, Jess discovers that her world is not so morally black and white. The Gulf is about the moral disintegration of Detective Jess Savage ( Kate Elliott), who finds herself in exactly that place as she investigates crimes on her home of Waiheke Island, New Zealand.Īfter losing her memory in a car crash that killed her husband, Jess becomes determined to bring the perpetrator to justice.Ĭonvinced that someone is trying to kill her because of something she has uncovered in a recent investigation she, in effect, begins investigating herself, retracing her steps over the weeks prior.Īs her colleagues become increasingly uncooperative Jess' paranoia really sets in, whilst she also starts to fight an addiction to morphine. But where does that leave us? And the people caught between the two? He told Beth he thought Kate had died instantly from her injuries but the autopsy report revealed Kate was alive when she fell into the water, meaning Rob had left her to drown.Justice isn't always right. Rob then turned violent and pushed Kate onto the rocks, where she smacked her head and fell into the sea.
In reality, Kate had rejected Rob, saying their affair was a mistake and the biggest regret of her life. Rob claimed Kate had been screaming and crying about their affair ending, saying she was in love with him-but this was not true. In a flashback, Kate and Rob were seen arguing on the rocks by the sea about their relationship. He admitted that he had gone to Croatia to confront Kate, fearing she would tell Beth about their affair. Rob confessed (pretty easily) to Beth that he did kill Kate, but claimed it was an accident. She then agreed to stick around for the cup of tea Rob had previously offered, where she seized the opportunity to confront him. 'Inventing Anna' Sorokin Sues ICE Over Alleged COVID Booster Refusalīeth called Kovac (Iva Mihalic), the lead detective, from Rob's bathroom and placed her phone in her pocket.
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They apologized for not believing in her innocence sooner and the case was effectively closed, with Pavic wrongfully declared the killer.īack in London, Beth finally pieced everything together when she visited Rob with their daughter, Aster. It was this fight with Beth that finally convinced the Croatian detectives she had not killed her friend. After all, CCTV footage did show him driving her home-and showed a man resembling him hitting Kate on the boardwalk before shoving her into the water.īecause Pavic had a history of sexual misconduct, police believed he had gotten angry when Kate rejected his sexual advances and attacked her.īy the time the real killer was revealed, though, Pavic was already dead: he had died in a fall during a struggle with Beth. Pavic became the prime suspect because he was thought to have been the last person to see Kate alive. Read more Meet Luke Norris From Netflix's 'The Weekend Away'
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