Shetland (2012) s09e01 Episode Script

1
It wasn't like an epiphany or anything.
It just sort of
crept up on me.
I was back in London for about
a month and, erm
I just felt it all bubbled up
again and I thought
why am I here?
I mean, obviously I was
I was there 'cos of the job.
But if I'm honest, I've been
tired of that for a while and
they were never going to promote
me again, not with my mouth.
And let's face it, working for The Met,
it's hardly anything to shout about
these days, is it?
So I figured, yeah, why not?
It's home after all and
my brother's here.
I mean, he's my brother,
so obviously he's annoying.
But he's the only family I've got so
Yeah.
The team The team up here are
all right. Yeah, they're good.
I like working with them. I mean
I'm not sure they feel the same
about working with me but
I've been told I grow on people.
So I took the post.
Moved up here about
three months ago.
Bought a house.
It's out near Brindister. Have you?
Malcolm.
You don't think we should
maybe cover him up?
Eh?
At least give your brother
a bit of dignity?
Bottom drawer.
- Go.
- OK.
Go.
Hurry up.
Back on the chair.
Why isn't she here?
I I don't know.
Cos they said that they
were going to bring her to me.
Yep. And that is what
they're doing but
these things take time.
No.
It doesn't take this long.
Malcolm, I need you to stay calm
I just want to talk to her
so that I can explain
Yes. And they are trying
to make that happen
but I need you to be patient.
Don't you dare tell me to be patient.
I want to see Eleanor now!
[GUN COCKS]
[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]
Get it.
Hey.
Ruth, it's me.
- Are you OK?
- Yeah, I'm I'm OK.
Will he speak to us?
Do you want to speak to them?
No.
No, he's You're stuck with me.
Hey, Eleanor.
Yeah, he's asking about Eleanor.
Tell him we're still trying
to locate her, but she's coming.
And just so you know, the use
of firearms has been authorised.
We'll hold off as long as we can,
but we need to be prepared.
Understood.
What did they say?
Yeah, they're still
trying to locate her.
Bullshit!
Bullshit!
Malcolm, stay away from the window!
What? Just
Just trust me. Just stay back.
What did you do?
I didn't I didn't do anything.
You said that they were going to go
and get her and bring her to me.
Yes, and that's what they're doing.
No. You're lying.
No. You're lying.
- I'm not lying.
- Sit down.
Look at me.
I just want you to tell me the truth!
The The truth?
OK, I've got Yeah, I'm going
to tell you the truth.
The truth is
they're not going to bring her.
Because that would be insane.
In a situation like this,
their priority is to keep you calm.
And bringing Eleanor here after
you have just shot your brother,
that is not going
to keep you calm, is it now?
No.
Think about it.
How do they know that
you're not going to hurt her?
I'm not going to hurt her. I love her.
I know that. I know that.
Hey.
Hey, listen to me.
If you want to see Eleanor
the best thing for you
to do right now
is to give yourself up.
Yeah?
Stop all this.
Before anything else happens.
Malcolm
promise you
I'm going to try and find you
some time to speak to Eleanor, OK?
And you can explain to her, everything.
You can tell her how this
awful thing has happened.
Yeah?
Yeah.
OK.
OK.
[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]
They're just checking in, Malcolm.
They're not checking in,
they're coming for me.
No, Malcolm.
This is just me and you here.
This is so messed up!
It wasn't supposed to be like this.
Come on. Come on. Come on.
I was just trying to
..trying to get him to talk.
[RINGING CONTINUES]
It's all because of Bergen.
What?
Listen to me. Yeah?
I won't let them kill me.
That's not going to happen.
They're not going to kill me! No way!
No.
[RINGING CONTINUES]
No, Malcolm! No!
[GUNSHOT]
Go! Go! Go! Go!
Go! Go!
Armed police!
Armed police! On the floor!
Ruth?!
Are you OK? Ruth!
Are you OK?
- Yeah, I'm OK. Ruth, look at me!
- Yeah. Look at me, please. Hello.
- Hi.
- I'm OK. OK.
Are you wearing lippy?
Yeah, I will do.
OK. Bye.
That was Harry.
He wants Malcolm to get
a psych evaluation
before we formally interview him.
How long is that going to take?
It'll be tomorrow if we're lucky.
Well, maybe I should go
and speak to the fiance.
Sorry, do you think you could
just give us a second, please?
- Sure.
- At least I can get a statement.
What the hell is wrong with you?!
What possessed you to go
into that situation alone?!
I didn't know it was a situation.
I just I thought
I thought it was a welfare check.
Uniform do the welfare checks!
I know.
I know, but I was in the area
and the call came in
and I just thought, I don't know,
being the new girl,
I thought, go along, muck in
You could have been killed.
I am glad you're OK.
Me too.
What's with the outfit?
I was on my way to a party
when the call came in.
It's a friend's birthday.
Hmm. You look nice!
Thanks! But I'm going to pass. You
shouldn't be on your own tonight.
I'm fine. I'm fine. Really.
Go to your party.
You could come me with me, if you like.
Oh, no chance. I'm just going home
for a bath and a bottle of wine.
Well, Sandy can drive you home.
- Oh, no, really there's no need
- Sandy!
[LOUD CEILIDH MUSIC]
Oh, hang on. Sorry.
Tosh, are you OK?
I'm fine. I'm sorry I'm late.
What? Don't worry about that.
How's Ruth?
Shaken up. Not that she'd admit it.
Yeah. Do we know what happened?
Donnie, I just really don't want
to talk about it right now.
- Of course. Look, let's get you a drink.
- Yeah?
Yes! Come on.
Ian! Ian! Hey!
Hello. Donnie says
you had a bit of a day.
- It had its moments.
- You all right?
I'm fine. Anyway, I've not seen you
for a while, Ian.
- Where have you been?
- Ah, just working.
But I thought I'd step out
tonight show everyone Party Ian.
There's a Party Ian?
Not really, no!
Here Tara's just
Yeah, just over there.
OK. 'I catch you in a bit.
Tosh is here. Tosh! Finally!
Happy Birthday, Tara.
Frank, up and give Tosh a seat.
Oh, no, Frank, don't be daft.
Sit where you are.
He's going to the bar anyway.
- Am I?
- Aye. We need another round.
Thank you, Frank.
Are you OK? We heard about Malcolm Kidd.
Did he really shoot his brother?
- We're still investigating.
- Oh, come on Tosh.
What's the point of having
a cop as a pal
if you won't talk about the good stuff?
I would rather talk about you, Tara.
That's understandable!
Andrew Kidd was a nice lad.
You knew him?
Yeah, I used to do his accounts,
when he did the Iandscaping.
I liked him.
And Malcolm?
A wee bit intense, maybe, but
I always thought he was harmless.
It's bloody awful thing, if it's true.
It's nice to see Ian out tonight.
Aye.
Excuse me.
He never said why he did it.
What?
Malcolm.
All that time we were
in there talking
he never actually said
why he shot him.
So what did he say?
Something about Bergen.
Bergen?
Did he have connections to Norway?
Not that I know of.
But he did used to work on the ferries,
so it's possible he's been over there.
Are you sure you're going to be OK?
I'll be fine.
If you want, I could stay for a bit.
Why?
In case you need anything.
Like what?
Someone to talk to?
Thanks for the lift, Sandy.
[SHE SIGHS]
[SHE SIGHS]
[SHE SIGHS]
[THEY ARGUE INDISTINCTLY]
Hey, Noah.
Mum and Dad are splitting up.
I'm sorry, Noah.
That's really hard.
Oh, hey, come here.
I'm sorry.
[HE SIGHS]
He's just a wee bit upset.
Come here.
Is everything OK?
Aye. But we should probably go.
There you go. Thank you.
Tosh, can you walk me to the car?
Sure.
Look, there's something
I need to ask you about.
Professionally.
OK. Go ahead.
Not here.
And not tonight.
Maybe we can meet tomorrow?
In the morning. Say about 10?
Yeah. Of course. Where?
I'm staying at the Harris' place.
Out on the West Voe. You know it?
I'm sure I can find it.
Annie, has something happened?
I'll explain tomorrow.
Bye, Noah.
[MUSIC PLAYS ON STEREO]
Morning.
That's all you've got to say, is it?
My phone's been ringing off the hook
with folks asking about you.
Why didn't you tell me about this?
It wasn't a big thing.
Someone tried to shoot you, Ruth!
Someone threatened to shoot me.
Do you want a coffee?
I want to know why you
didn't call last night.
Arrgh! 'Cos I knew THIS would happen.
- What would happen? This.
- [MUSIC STOPS]
You coming round. Nip, nip, nip.
Fussing at me.
I'm not fussing. I'm your brother,
I want to know you're OK.
I'm OK.
I see you've still not unpacked.
Yeah. I'll get around to it.
So have you heard from Amma?
Heard from her solicitor.
Do you want to talk about it?
Not really, no.
Been five years, Ruth.
I know. It's a long time, isn't it?
Five years and she just ups and leaves,
- after everything we've been through.
- Yeah, I know.
[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]
Sorry.
Billy. Morning, Ruth.
Harry has an update on Malcolm Kidd.
Right.
You might want to come in.
Yes. Right, I'm on my way.
I need to go to work.
Can you give me a Lift?
I left my car at the
At the Kidd's house.
It's kicking of at the shelter again
- Uh—huh.
- and I need to get down there.
And I need to go to work.
What about my coffee?
Oh, Alan, get one in Lerwick. Come on.
Aye.
- Are you coming?
- Aye.
All right?
Ruth. How are you feeling?
Erm hungover, Billy.
- Better than being shot.
- Yeah, marginally.
That was a hell of a thing
you went through yesterday.
You had us all worried.
I'm very glad you're safe.
Thanks, Billy.
Right, what's going on
with Malcolm Kidd?
Harry's in his office.
[SHE GROANS]
What's the verdict?
- Malcolm passed the psych eval.
- So can I interview him?
Sure. But it won't take long.
Malcolm's solicitor says Malcolm
plans on submitting a statement.
Full confession the murder of
Andrew Kidd, false imprisonment,
threatening a police officer.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. His solicitor
isn't pushing for culpable homicide?
He tried, but Malcolm's insisting.
This is a good thing, Ruth.
Quick result.
It means we can spare the community
any further distress.
Well, did he say why he did it?
No. Just the confession.
ANSWER PHONE: Hi, it's Annie,
please leave a message.
Oh, hey, Annie. It's Tosh. Erm,
just wondering if you're at home?
Erm
Well, anyway, look, I'm here,
so just call me if you get this.
Can I help you?
I was looking for Annie.
Is she not in the house?
No. Well, there's no answer.
She asked me to meet her here
this morning.
Sorry, I'm Tosh.
I'm a friend of Annie's.
You must be John?
Aye.
Come in a minute.
I'll check their room. Thanks.
Annie?
Noah?
I'm taking the van later.
For what?
Got some stuff I need to do.
So how do you know Annie?
We're friends.
No room at your place then, I take it?
I'm sorry?
The reason that her and the boy
are staying here and not with you.
Cut it out, Patrick.
Can I get you a cup of tea?
I'm good. Thanks.
They're not in their room.
And their bed hasn't been slept in.
They didn't come home last night?
I didn't see them.
But then I was in bed early.
What about you two?
- No, don't think I did.
- Patrick?
- I was out last night.
- What about this morning?
We were on the water at five.
Yeah, come to think of it,
I don't think I saw
her car when we headed out.
When did you last see them?
Yesterday.
Annie came home from work
and then took Noah to some party.
Look, maybe we should
give her a call?
No, I've tried. She's not answering.
Look, do me a favour,
If you hear from her,
call me on this number.
Thank you.
You never said you were police.
Is Annie in some sort of trouble?
No. No.
But she did want to talk to me
about something.
It seemed important.
Do you have any idea
what it might have been?
OK.
Well, I'm sure they're OK.
But if Annie does turn up,
please do call me.
It's probably nothing to worry about.
Donnie, they didn't come home
from the party last night.
Yeah, so they stayed
with someone else
Like who?
I don't know. Ian, maybe.
I doubt that.
Where are you anyway?
Driving the route Annie
would have taken back last night.
What? Wait, are you really
that worried about it?
She had something to tell me.
Look, call Ian, would you?
Find out if he knows
where they might be.
All right. OK, I'll call you back.
What's going on, Malcolm?
Hmm?
Confessing to murder?
I killed Andrew.
You did.
But I don't think you meant to do it.
So?
So, erm
Intent Intent matters.
It's one thing you killing Andrew
in the heat of an argument
and another killing him in cold blood.
I did it.
I should pay.
Why did you do it?
I don't really want
to talk about it any more.
What if I brought Eleanor?
You know, I think maybe she deserves
some sort of explanation.
I could bring her down here
No.
No, I don't want to see her.
Aye, well, you've changed your tune.
Because last night,
you were demanding
Listen to me, listen to me,
I don't want to see her.
Please, please, please.
Erm
Erm Could you Could you just
Could you just leave me?
Where's Tosh?
I can call her.
- Could you do that?
- Yeah.
Get the fiance down here
as well, will you?
Aye.
[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]
Anything?
There's no answer from tan's phone.
His car's still at the hall
Aye, Well, I mean, there's no way
he was in any fit state
to drive last night.
So how did he get home?
Erm Well, me and Frank put him
in a taxi just after midnight.
OK. Call round the rest of them,
would you?
See if anyone's heard from Annie
or knows where she is.
Right. And you're sure
you're not overreacting?
I would rather be safe.
OK, fine. Yeah, I'll call them now.
Thank you.
[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]
Hey, Billy.
- Malcolm Kidd's fiancee is here.
- OK. I'm on my way in now.
What's going to happen to him?
He's facing a murder charge.
Look, I know this
is really hard, Eleanor,
but we are trying to understand
how this happened,
what made Malcolm do it. I mean
he and Andrew were brothers.
Everyone said they were close.
Is that right?
So what went on between them?
I don't know.
I mean, did he ever say anything
to you about Andrew or
had they had an argument,
or some kind of fall out?
I said I don't know.
Had you set a date?
You and Malcolm.
The wedding.
18th of June.
Was everything all arranged?
Pretty much.
Was Andrew going to be the best man?
Seems you were pretty close then,
you and Malcolm?
And Andrew.
[SHE SOBS]
How long, Eleanor?
It wasn't like that.
It was just once or twice.
I don't know why I did it,
cos I love Malcolm.
And I take it Malcolm found out?
I don't know.
Maybe. Probably.
All right.
It's OK.
It's not OK. They'll all blame me.
Who's going to blame you?
Everyone.
They'll say that me going
with Andrew caused all this.
Right, I'm going to get someone
to get you a cup of tea,
OK, and you can give a statement.
What happened in Bergen?
What?
Last night, Malcolm talked about Bergen.
Just wondered if you knew
what he was talking about?
Well, I'll sort the tea.
I'll put the kettle on.
Well, now you know why.
So what about Malcolm?
Charge him.
- Hey.
- Hey.
What have I missed?
Oh, everything. Malcolm Kidd
confessed to murder.
He found out his brother
was sleeping with his fiance.
- You're joking?
- I wish I was.
You OK?
How well do you know this Annie?
Pretty well.
Donnie's pals with Ian, her husband.
Soon to be ex—husband.
[SHE GROANS]
I found out last night
that Annie and Noah
have moved out of the house.
It looks like the marriage is over.
Must be something in the air.
Oh
Aroma's left Alan.
Now she's asking him for a divorce.
Poor Alan. How is he?
Well
confused.
He says that she gave him no sign
that she was going to leave him,
although you'd think packing
two massive suitcases
for a weekend trip to London
might have tipped him off!
Are you sure they've not
just crashed at a pal's or
No. Donnie's phoned round
everyone we know.
No one's seen Annie or Noah since
they left the party last night.
What about the soon-to-be ex-husband?
He's not answering his phone.
And you've no idea what it was
that she was wanting
to talk to you about?
No. But it seemed important.
Aye. But not urgent.
How do you mean?
Well, whatever it was
could wait till the morning.
Maybe I'm overreacting.
Tosh.
You're not a temporary DI any more.
You were promoted because you've
got good instincts. Use them!
Come on, what do you want to do?
I want to find Annie.
I came as soon as I could.
What happened?
Lisa Friel happened.
Again.
She kicked off yesterday afternoon.
What was it this time?
Accused us of stealing her stuff.
Like the girl's got
anything worth taking!
After an hour of screaming
the place down, she was thrown out.
And this was her parting gift.
Alisa, I'm so sorry.
Well, it's not your fault, minister.
No, but she wouldn't be here
if it wasn't for me
pushing to get her a place.
Right, I'm going to find her, bring
her back and make her apologise.
And I'm going to cover
the cost of the glass.
The shelter shouldn't have
to pay for that.
I'm not sure, minister.
One more chance.
It's not my decision to make.
Well, you're the housing officer.
But this is Ailsa's domain.
She's the one who runs this place.
Ailsa, Lisa needs to be here.
Yeah, but does she want to be here?
More than she wants to be homeless,
I assume.
Please.
One more chance.
She'll be with Campervan Angus.
Thank you, I really appreciate it.
Thank you.
Where's Lisa?
Lisa who?
Fuck off!
What the hell happened?
They were stealing from me.
I don't believe that's true.
Why? Because they're your little pals?
Do you have any idea how hard I
worked to get you a place in there?
I didn't ask you to do that.
That was your little pipe dream.
But you have to go back and apologise.
Why should 1?
Because it's better than being back
on the streets.
Does this look like a street to you?
Angus said I can stay with him.
We're heading up to Nesting.
To check up this new facility, minister.
Find out what's really
going on up there.
Lisa, please
They say it's going
to be used for marine research,
but I don't buy it.
This is not a long-term solution.
Secret experiments, minister.
It'll do for now.
Angus, you need to talk to her.
She doesn't listen to me.
Clearly, she does. Otherwise,
why's she in the back of your van?
Well, to be fair, she just climbed
in and made herself at home.
But she'll be good company for the trip.
As soon as we find the proof
we need, we'll be back.
Hasta la vista, Vicar!
So what's he like, Ian?
Yeah, he's OK.
Just OK?
He's more Donnie's pal.
You don't like him.
I never said I didn't like him.
You said he was OK.
Because he is OK.
Aye, but you calling someone OK
is pretty damning.
Why is it damning?
Cos you've got a tendency
to overpraise people.
Quite a nice wee house this, eh?
Yeah, well, Ian's a property developer.
He bought this place cheap and did
it up. And I don't overpraise.
Ruth.
Look at this.
Hello?
Ian?
Hello?
Ian, are you here?
What do you reckon? Break in?
Well, it's hard to tell.
The place is a total state.
I know. Two months on his own
and this is how he's living.
[BANGING]
Hello?
Police.
You going to come out?
WHISPERS: All right?
It's not what it looks like.
Professor Euan Rossi?
I'm an old friend of Annie's.
Do you often break into the houses
of your old friends, Euan?
I didn't.
The door It wasn't me.
It was like that when I got here.
I just came in to check everything
was OK and then you showed up.
So naturally, you hid in the toilet.
Yeah, well, I didn't
know you were police.
I thought you might have been
whoever it was who broke in.
- I panicked.
- How do you know Annie?
I was her tutor when she was at
Oxford. One of them, at least.
That where you're from? Oxford?
I live in London now.
Here for a visit, are you?
Yeah. To see Annie.
Have you seen her?
No. I only Ianded a few hours ago.
Took a taxi straight here and
Look, Annie will vouch for me.
If you give her a call I'm sure
she'll tell you
Annie's missing.
We can't find her or her son.
Shit.
Is there a problem?
Yeah. I think something has happened.
What makes you think that?
She called me last night.
I was in bed, it went to voicemail.
ANSWER PHONE: Euan, it's Annie.
Look, I'm in trouble.
Something's happened. I need your help.
It's getting late, Euan. Call me back.
When did you get this?
1:16 am.
Did you call her back?
Of course, but she didn't pick up.
That's why I came here.
You travelled 750 miles
on the back of a voicemail?
Annie sounded frightened.
Give us a minute.
What do you think?
Definitely Annie's voice.
And if she made that call at one
in the morning,
then that was a few hours
after she left the party.
I know, but if she was in trouble,
why call someone so far away?
And why your old maths tutor?
Did a search of the house.
Found a laptop
and some jewellery in the bedroom.
Can't say for definite, but
I don't think anything was taken.
And we've tried calling
Annie again, right?
- Still not picking up.
- What about Ian?
Same.
Look, we need to make this official.
OK. Sandy, put an alert out
on Annie and Noah.
Get uniform doing the rounds.
Family, friends, work, colleges.
See if anyone has seen or heard
from them in the last 12 hours.
And let's do the same for Ian.
Well, he's not here, we can't
contact him
and the forced entry means
he might be in danger too.
OK, OK. we'll put an
alert out on Ian too.
And if forensics are finished at
the Kidd house, get them down here.
And take the professor
in there down to the station,
get a statement from him,
get a copy of the voicemail.
He is not leaving the Isles
until we have check out his story.
Where did you say Annie
was staying again?
You never said anything about them
being missing this morning.
Because I wasn't sure they were.
But we now have reason to be
concerned for Annie's safety.
Have you spoken to her ex?
You mean Ian?
- Guy's gone psycho since they split.
- That's enough, Patrick.
What?
If something's happened to them,
he'll be behind it.
What makes you think that?
He was up here on Thursday night,
trying to see Annie.
Blind drunk, he was.
Stood out there bawling up
at the window,
calling her for everything.
Well, is this true?
He was shouting his mouth off.
Annie was in no real danger.
Not with me here.
Jesus Christ.
Can we see her room, please?
Aye.
How long have Annie and Noah
been living with you, Mr Harris?
Couple of months.
They needed somewhere
after Annie and Ian split.
Very kind of you to take them in.
Annie was in a bind.
Still. You're not family.
No. But both her folks are gone, and
since Annie's been doing
our accounts
we've become friends.
Is Annie studying?
No.
She does that for fun.
Bit of a genius
when it comes to the maths.
Did Annie say why she left Ian?
No.
And I didn't like to pry.
But I do know that it was her choice.
Ian didn't want the marriage to end.
What's your thoughts on him?
I don't really know the man.
Was Annie scared of him?
I don't know.
Maybe.
Does Ian Bett have any history
of violence or domestic abuse?
- Of course not.
- Well, I have to ask.
You ever suspect anything?
If I did, you can bet your life
I'd have done something about it.
Well, we need to find her
and Noah. Fast!
RADIO: And now here's
our weather update.
After a dry evening, rain will
spread in from the west tonight,
bringing showers to
the western part of the Isles.
These showers will persist
through until morning.
This is BBC Radio Shetland.
[RADIO OFF]
You all right there?
You on your own?
Look, I'll admit,
I'm not Ian's biggest fan,
But I can't see him hurting Annie.
And certainly not his son.
Aye, well, nobody saw Malcolm Kidd
shooting his brother.
That's not even comparable.
You said that they had
an argument last night.
Yeah, because they're splitting up.
And why are they splitting up?
I don't know.
You said Annie
wanted to tell you something.
Maybe this was it.
Maybe she was scared of him.
[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]
DI Calder.
No, look, whatever Annie had
to say, it didn't feel domestic.
They might have found the boy.
Is it Noah?
- We think so.
- What do you mean, you think so?
He's not talking. He just showed up
about an hour ago alone.
The owner couldn't get a word
out of him, so he called us.
So where is he now?
The paramedic's checking him over.
Is he hurt?
He doesn't seem to be,
but there's blood on his clothes.
This is Hector Fulton.
He's the one who found him.
Oh, I didnae find him. He just appeared.
Noah?
Noah, are you OK?
Noah, it's me, Tosh.
I was at the party last night, remember?
Me and your mum had a chat.
Why isn't he talking?
- The lad's in shock.
- Is he injured?
Not that I can see.
What about the blood?
It's not his.
Noah.
You really need to tell us
what happened, OK?
You need to tell us where your mum is.
What about your dad, Noah?
Have you seen your dad?
- I think I need to take him in
- Just give me a minute.
- Noah
- Sorry.
where are your mum and dad?
It's really important that you tell
Tosh.
You need to take him
to the hospital. Cheers.
Sorry, what's your name again?
Hector.
Hector Fulton.
[CONVERSATION CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY]
It's going to be all right, wee man.
OK. That's us.
I'm just going to pick you up.
We're going to go in the car
to the hospital, OK?
Let's get you out to the car.
Oh, sorry. Can I I just want to
What's this?
Thank you.
Lorna, go with him to the hospital.
If he says anything, call us.
And get a SOCO up there
to bag his clothes.
OK.
So if the blood isn't his
OK, Alex, call the station.
Tell Billy we need as many bodies
as we can get up here for a search.
We need to find out where he came from.
This was on his shoes.
What is that?
I think it's plaster dust.
Any construction works nearby?
How do you mean?
Like, house building, renovation.
They're doing up a croft a couple
of miles up the road. Wethersta.
Who's doing it up?
Some property guy from Lerwick.
Ian Bett?
Could be. Aye.
Are you sure you're up for this?
What do you mean?
Well, the boy's covered in blood.
These are your friends.
I don't know what
we're going to find here, Tosh.
I'll be all right.
Is that her car?
Yeah, it is.
Annie?
Ian?
Is anybody there?
Is anybody there?
Tosh!
Is it Annie?
You OK?
I'm fine.
Sorry.
I'll make the call.
- Billy.
- Tosh, you OK?
Can you send two units to
the Wethersta croft as soon as?
You'll need to get Cora up here too,
and the forensic unit.
We've found Annie Bett.
What is it?
Blood trail.
[SHE GASPS]
Well?
- Well, what?
- well, is it Ian?
No.
French ID Card.
Anton.
Anton Bergen.