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| ~ Edgar to the investigators as they interrogate him on his daughter's death. |
Dr. Edgar Fallon is an antagonist in season one of Criminal: UK.
He is a doctor, who is questioned by the London Metropolitan Police in the episode Edgar.
He was portrayed by David Tennant, who also played Barty Crouch Jr. in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and Kilgrave in Marvel's Jessica Jones, Cale Erendreich in Bad Samaritan, Dread the Evil Genie in Jake and the Never Land Pirates, Kilgrave in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Sir Piers Pomfrey in St Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold, Wilf in Postman Pat: The Movie, Brendan Block in Secret Smile, Brimscythe in The Legend of Vox Machina, Steven Clemens in The Bill, Dennis Nilsen in Des, and Harry Watling in Inside Man.
Personality[]
Edgar is a psychopathic man who is naturally inclined at lying. He comes across as highly intelligent and muted when being interviewed.
Physical appearance[]
Throughout the episode, Fallon wears a blue fleece and a tanned shirt. He has brown hair and a brown beard.
Biography[]
Background[]
Fallon trained as a doctor, and has a daughter. After the discovery of his daughter's body, he is brought in for questioning the the London Met Police.
Criminal: UK[]
Edgar sits in the questioning room facing allegations of the murder and sexual assault of his 14-year-old daughter, Nicky. He refuses to answer any question the interrogators ask, responding solely with "no comment". Interrogator Tony tells Edgar that just because he says "no comment" does not exonerate him.
The interrogators show Fallon photos from the crime scene. Here, investigator Paul Ottager tells Fallon that he will still be charged, and at trial will almost certainly be found guilty, especially with his "no comment" responses. Edgar snaps at this, and begins accusing Nicky's netball coach of killing her. He reveals Nicky had told Edgar about the relationship, and the two had a physical fight.
With three minutes left to get a confession, receipts for petrol and a car cleaning as well as other evidence such as marks on Nicky's cast that match the pattern on a rug in Edgar's boot heavily indicate Edgar had kidnapped Nicky. Here, the detectives deduce their understanding of the story, that Nicky had threatened Edgar that she was going to go public about the affair. Scared, Nicky is abducted by Edgar, who kills with with a spade, splitting her skull into seventeen pieces.