Missing

MJ finds herself stonewalled by DCI Ford whilst trying to investigate the disappearance of a 6-year-old girl who appears to have been abducted by her biological father. Amy tries to reunite a father and son who have drifted apart after the boy came out as gay, while MJ is forced to deal with the reappearance of her father.

MJ investigates the disappearance of teenager Jess Stratton, who may have been abducted by a violent psychopath she encountered during her time in foster care. Meanwhile, Danny tries his hand at reuniting a man with his long-lost lover, but the case takes an awkward turn. MJ's father offers her an olive branch.

The disappearance of two otherwise unconnected victims becomes increasingly complicated when a car crash reveals that they are in fact the same man, who has been using different aliases to lead a double life. MJ becomes irate with Amy after she lodges a complaint with DCI Ford regarding her father's necklace, which turns out to be stolen.

An ex-corporal reports the disappearance of his young lodger, but when MJ tracks him down, she realizes that the situation is not as clear-cut as she first thought.

A motorcycle courier is forced to go into hiding after rumbling a dangerous gang of counterfeiters, but MJ discovers he may have a more pressing reason to disappear.

The disappearance of a nervous fiancé soon becomes a race against time when MJ discovers that he has taken several bottles of sleeping pills with him.

The case of a teenage nanny who has disappeared without a trace soon becomes penetrable when her therapist reveals that she let slip that the girl was adopted.

MJ takes an instant dislike to a former flying-squad detective who joins her team, but she’s impressed when he manages to track down a missing teenage music prodigy.

On advice from Josh, Jason pressures MJ into letting him take the lead on the disappearance of a teacher from the local grammar school.

MJ offers to help a young mother after she claims to have seen her daughter, who disappeared eight years earlier at the age of five, playing on the local beach.