: When Cadi informs Ifan's widow, Siwan, of his death, it quickly becomes clear that there was no love lost between them. Ifan is described as a bully who left his family with significant debt and a farm in ruin.
: The episode introduces brothers Siôn and Glyn Thomas . Siôn is a deeply unhappy construction worker struggling to provide for and protect Glyn, who has Down syndrome. Their tight bond and Siôn's simmering anger suggest they are central to the unfolding mystery. "Hidden" Episode #3.1(2021)
The series continues its "Welsh Noir" aesthetic, characterized by breathtaking scenery, minimal dialogue in early scenes, and a focus on "forgotten people in forgotten places". This season specifically explores the theme of "home under threat," seen through various characters facing eviction or the loss of family estates. Cast and Production : Sian Reese-Williams DS Owen Vaughan : Sion Alun Davies Siôn Thomas : Sion Ifan Glyn Thomas : Justin Melluish Director : Chris Forster Writer : Caryl Lewis REVIEW Craith (S3 E1/6) - The Killing Times : When Cadi informs Ifan's widow, Siwan, of
: Since the previous season, Cadi's relationship with pathologist Rachel West has flourished, though Cadi continues to keep certain personal secrets. Themes and Style Siôn is a deeply unhappy construction worker struggling
(Welsh: Craith ) Season 3, Episode 1, originally aired in late 2021 on S4C and later on BBC in 2022. This final season begins with a bleak, atmospheric investigation into a brutal murder in North Wales. Plot Summary
The episode opens with the discovery of local farmer body in a remote river in the North Wales countryside. DCI Cadi John (Sian Reese-Williams) and DS Owen Vaughan (Sion Alun Davies) are called to investigate what appears to be a "brutal and frenzied attack". Key narrative developments include: