To quickly recap The Capture episode one:

Shaun Emery (Callum Turner), is the solider who has just been released early from prison. He was originally arrested on the charge of murdering a member of the Taliban while serving in Afghanistan, which was captured on video. But, after the video was played in court, his defence attorney Hannah Roberts proved that there was a “technical glitch” with the evidence. This led to Shaun being pardoned.

Meanwhile, freshly promoted and ambitious DI Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger), struggled to assert power in her new team. It was quickly put to the test when she was put on a new case: lawyer Hannah has gone missing, and there is CCTV footage showing Shaun to be the perpetrator.

But when Rachel showed Shaun the tape, he gave a convincing reaction of innocence, claiming he did not kidnap Hannah and saying that the recording must have been tampered with. Viewers were left asking: is Shaun lying to himself (due to the trauma of what happened in Afghanistan), or has someone really interfered with the CCTV footage?

Although episode two provided some vague answers to the questions we had last week, it left us feeling even more confused about what the hell is going on.

The Capture episode two: Twitter has a lot of questions about the mind-boggling thriller