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00:00Why would you bring her out here to kill her?
00:02You knew Cal in us?
00:04I'm closer to James, but Cal and me were in a band together.
00:08What have you done?
00:09The restaurants got into debt and I did something stupid.
00:11Who's Amy Shannon?
00:13An old case of Edie's. She's suing social services.
00:16Seems there were some disturbing reports that came from the children's homes where Stevie was placed.
00:20What kind of reports?
00:22Concerns that she was manipulating with her kids.
00:25We're a family after all.
00:27You, your mum, me.
00:31Just the three of us.
00:32The dealer said if we hand this over, then we're free.
00:35That's what they said, right?
00:36Come on.
00:57Now what?
00:58Wait, wait, I guess.
00:59You should go back to Chloe.
01:01No.
01:02You're not doing this alone.
01:03It must have changed over the years.
01:04Honest, Rick.
01:05Not as much as you might think.
01:06It's quiet to her now.
01:07You're still on the ground.
01:08OK.
01:09That'll be him.
01:10All right, come on.
01:11You should move.
01:12I can't wait for you.
01:13I can't wait for you.
01:14No.
01:15You're not doing this alone.
01:17It must have changed over the years.
01:20Honest, Rick.
01:21Not as much as you might think.
01:22It's quiet to her now.
01:24Nathan, it's quieter now.
01:33Okay.
01:34That'll be him.
01:36All right, come on.
01:49Going over!
01:51Okay, stay here.
01:55Come on!
01:58Hurry up!
02:01What's going on there?
02:03What are you doing?
02:07Go, go, go, go!
02:25Oh, my God.
02:27Now what do we do?
02:30I can't believe you arrested Lana.
02:45I can't believe you arrested Lana.
02:56She set fire to a crime scene, Alan.
02:58The woman's not well, Ruth.
03:00Plus, Edie was her best friend.
03:02Well, she was sleeping with her husband for the best part of ten years, so, you know.
03:07You'd have got on well with Dad.
03:10Anyway, how come you know Lana Mayer?
03:13Lunswick's not your patch.
03:14No.
03:15I know Isabelle and Tom.
03:16They came up to the Kirk for a while before they had to move back in with our parents.
03:20What's the story there?
03:22Tom's ill.
03:23Something to do with his heart.
03:25Right.
03:26Problem with his job as a welder.
03:28Something like that.
03:29Anyway, when they give up the job, they lost the house and Arthur had to take them in.
03:33What about the daughter?
03:34Jess.
03:35Jess is pregnant.
03:36I would work that one out, Alan.
03:39Any idea who the father is?
03:41No, they're not saying that.
03:43Tosh.
03:45Hey, I'm just dropping Louise at nursery, but I thought you should know Sandy called last night.
03:49He says social services in Aberdeen have a number of reports on Stevie's time in care.
03:53Nothing criminal, but a lot of red flag behaviour.
03:56Plus, he chased up the taxi firms last night.
03:59We've got a driver who took a woman to Lunswick last week.
04:02The description he gave sounds a lot like Stevie.
04:05OK, well, let's bring her in then.
04:08OK, see you there.
04:09See you.
04:11Sorry, I've got to go.
04:12He's got a door here.
04:13Yes.
04:16But I'll see you later, right?
04:18You will.
04:19Hmm.
04:24Oh, wait, wait.
04:25I've got a good one.
04:26Go on then.
04:27It's a proper trip down memory lane.
04:29Wait, wait.
04:36Nah, I don't remember this.
04:38Your mum used to sing it all the time.
04:42Oh, you're just in time.
04:44I'm about to serve up a Terry special named after my second foster dad.
04:48Only useful thing he taught me was how to make a decent fry up.
04:52I was thinking about the police turning up last night.
04:55Maybe it was one of your pupils.
04:58Maybe you pissed one of them off at school and this is them trying to,
05:02I don't know, prank you.
05:04Calling the police and saying their son is at risk is hardly a prank, Luke.
05:08I know, but it's the sort of thing kids do.
05:10They make malicious calls.
05:12Well, I haven't pissed anyone off.
05:15It's not entirely true.
05:17You're suing social services.
05:20And?
05:22And they're all part of the same system.
05:24Social work, council, police.
05:26You attack one and the others close ranks.
05:29What the hell are you on about?
05:31Maybe the police turned up last night because someone from social services told them to.
05:38It's intimidation tactics.
05:40You try and sue us, we'll make you out to be a terrible mum.
05:43What do you want?
05:44We're looking for your sister.
05:45Why?
05:46Is there a problem?
05:47No.
05:48No problem.
05:49We just need her to come to the station and answer a few questions.
05:51Are you resting her?
05:52It's just a voluntary interview.
05:53She's not available right now.
05:54It's fine.
05:55Stevie.
05:56Stevie.
05:57Don't make a fuss.
05:59Come on.
06:00Stevie.
06:01Stevie.
06:02Stevie.
06:04Steve.
06:05Stevie.
06:06Don't.
06:09People.
06:10Sorry.
06:11Ball.
06:15Tony?
06:20Tonie.
06:21Exactly.
06:22What's there?
06:23well he wants to try again tonight tonight no why can't they come now we need to get out of
06:35here because there's still police everywhere jesus hell i know okay i know what am i supposed to do
06:40about it hello you're right mate can we help you hi um colin i'm at the croft up there
06:56are you enjoying your holiday so far
07:00it's great it's been great really lovely
07:06well i i just want to call by to ask if you saw anything strange last night
07:14what do you mean by strange not the cemetery around two
07:22i saw a car and some people odd i thought people to be out at that time of night i mean
07:32i didn't see anything hayley no but we were in bed early
07:40right well i just thought i'd check
07:47i'll leave you both to it then
07:53enjoy the rest of your sleep
07:57we wanted to go back over some of the information you gave us yesterday
08:10you said you hadn't been out to luniswick since you came back
08:15and and we wondered if you might want to reconsider that statement
08:19why would i want to do that well because we spoke to a taxi driver who says he picked up a passenger
08:26outside your sister's flat last saturday and drove them to luniswick and the description that he gave us
08:33well sounded a lot like you
08:35the name the passenger gave was bell
08:41you had a foster family in aberdeen called bell
08:46terry and anne
08:47it's a bit of a coincidence don't you think
08:50if you say so
08:52did you have any contact with edie
08:59since coming back to shetland
09:00no
09:01didn't call her
09:02visit her
09:04no but you and your sister you had issues with edie
09:09you blamed edie for your mum's death
09:12that right
09:13my mum was an addict
09:15she died of an overdose
09:17but amy believes edie was responsible that's why she's bringing the case against shetland social services
09:23listen
09:26i don't think amy's ever come to terms with what happened to mum
09:29she wants to blame someone
09:32and edie was convenient
09:35just go along with it because she's mold her sister
09:39her sister's free to go
09:47you okay
09:48so what was all this about then why'd you drag her down here
09:52i didn't drag her anywhere we're just doing her jobs amy
09:55right
09:56right
09:57your little visit last night
09:59that you doing your jobs
10:00what are you talking about
10:02your officers
10:04your officers barging into my flat and scaring the hell out of my son
10:07you really don't have a clue
10:11come on let's get out of here
10:15could you submit that report
10:21guys
10:23what the hell happened at the shannon's flat last night
10:26me and lorna took the shout
10:27yeah we were responding to reports of a domestic and a child at risk
10:29but it was nothing it was a false alarm
10:32well go on find out who made the call then
10:34sure
10:36so how did it go with stevie shannon
10:37stuck to her guns never went to lunisweg and never contact did he
10:40she's a funny one she plays the shrinking violet for her sister but she was cool as you like with us
10:46actually billy any chance more i could come in give us her take on stevie
10:50i'll call her
10:51not that i need a report to know that stevie shannon was lying
10:54agreed
10:57that witness you spoke to the one who saw someone in edie's garden
11:01chris burnett he said it was a young male
11:03he said he thought it was a young male but it was hard to tell
11:06right can you go and pick him up i want to go over exactly what he saw
11:09sure
11:09tosh
11:10cora wants to see us
11:12what about your gran he said she wasn't hungry either
11:22who are you texting uh she's a cat
11:24also from school
11:31something's going on what the police held mum all day yesterday dad's not said a word about
11:38what happened
11:39why does that matter they let her go didn't they but why and why were they up here asking about
11:43dad and edie something's not right where are you going
11:48i've just got some stuff that's all right i'll be back later
11:51some of the forensics had come back as i feared we didn't get any prints or dna from the rope
12:09fibers none that we can use i mean she was out in the open for days tosh what with the recent
12:16weather up there do we know what type of rope it was bog standard you can pick it up at most diy stores
12:24but there was no other rope found at the property
12:27so maybe the killer brought it it's possible what about the knot
12:33running bowline maritime knot isn't common but not rare either
12:39whoever tied it may have spent some time at sea
12:42oh have a shetland then anything else prince were collected at the scene before the fire obviously
12:49kitchen and living room three sets in all forensics have matched two of them
12:54colin weight and david powell the third still to be identified
12:59could be arthur mayors from his dinner with edie or stevie shannon
13:12what are you doing i'm just going to walk oh right okay have you got your phone on you
13:28yeah make sure you keep it switched on
13:40any news
13:42mr burnett sorry for the short notice but i need you to come to the station
13:58is there a problem di macintosh wants to go over the statement you gave the other day
14:02right but we actually have plans is there any chance that we could do this tomorrow i'm afraid not
14:10but it shouldn't take long it's just a quick follow-up
14:21you took your time sorry i couldn't get away what's this the new car birthday present from mum and dad
14:36what the hell you're huge aye and whose fault is that
14:41and what you got cushions yeah i wanted to make it cozy for you
15:01your tools and your van
15:13are you sure about this tom
15:15i'm not used to be anymore
15:17you don't know that you might get better i could start work again
15:20nah not going to the doctors i'm not recovering anytime soon and i need the money keith
15:27that jess is due any day now we're struggling so
15:41best i can do
15:57if we can match the unidentified prince to stevie shannon we've got grounds for a rest
16:03well unless she gives us them voluntarily which i very much doubt i think we're going to need
16:08something more i put chris burnett in interview room wine he's waiting for you great thanks oh
16:13there for me this way please
16:20mr burnett sorry to keep you waiting i'm di mackintosh i'm working on the edie tulloch investigation
16:27i just wanted to go back over the statement that you gave to dc wilson on the day mrs tulloch's body
16:33was found you told dc wilson that you saw someone in edie's garden is that right well well yeah
16:39um i don't i don't know i'm not i'm not sure
16:45you're not sure according to dc wilson you said that you saw a young man trying to hide he might
16:52not been hiding he could have just been bending down so you did see someone yes yes i suppose i did
17:03right um what day was this was the day that we arrived it was saturday and how far away were you
17:13what you were outside your holiday cottage when you saw them so from there to mrs tulloch's garden
17:19is what about 50 meters yeah yeah sounds about right uh-huh what time of day was it it was nine o'clock
17:27but maybe even mr burnett i would like you to tell me if the person in this photo could have been
17:37the person you saw in the tulloch garden that night obviously this is a young woman but given
17:42the time of night and the distance it wasn't her
17:45you're sure you haven't seen less women since you came to linuswick i'm sure
18:15so
18:45What are you doing?
18:52Get away from that.
18:54I know what this is.
18:55I saw you last night at the cemetery.
18:56Give me that.
18:58This is going to the police.
19:15Sorry, I couldn't be more help.
19:27No, don't be. We appreciate your time.
19:29Oh, Alex, could you give Mr Burnett a lift back to Lunderswick, please?
19:32Yeah, sure.
19:36All right. I'll see you then. Bye.
19:40So, Chris Burnett couldn't confirm if it was Stevie Shanon he saw in the Tulloch Garden,
19:44but then at one point he even tried to say that he hadn't seen anyone at all.
19:49I don't get it. Maybe he was nervous.
19:52He didn't look like he'd seen the inside of a police station before.
19:55Anyway.
19:58Who was that on the phone?
20:00What?
20:02Oh, that. Just, that was just a phone call.
20:07You were smiling.
20:10I do smile sometimes.
20:12Who was it?
20:12All right, if you must know, it was James.
20:15James Innes?
20:16James Innes, yes.
20:18Aye, I went to see him.
20:20How was he?
20:21Good.
20:21Yep. Very good.
20:23Just had a few drinks.
20:25Bit of a chat.
20:26Glad I did it.
20:28I actually got out for a bite to eat tomorrow.
20:31So...
20:31What prompted this?
20:34Prompted what?
20:35You were going to see James.
20:36I kind of got the feeling you were avoiding him.
20:39Aye, well...
20:40Yeah.
20:43Actually, it was Ed suggested that I go.
20:46Ed Tulloch.
20:48Our victim's son.
20:52What?
20:53Him and James go way back.
20:55He knew Cal.
20:57I told you all this.
20:59Yeah.
20:59Yeah, he did.
21:08What's with all the boxes, Sandy?
21:10Edie Tulloch's personal papers.
21:12Well, the stuff that survived the fire.
21:15Sandy's still on Edie's money.
21:17Trying to work out where it all came from.
21:19Got into these.
21:20The deposits were made decades ago.
21:23That's more I've got our way in.
21:24Oh, great.
21:25Billy, have you got any idea where Edie got all her money from?
21:27Not a clue.
21:37So you're from Edinburgh, then?
21:42What?
21:43You live in Edinburgh, then?
21:46That's right.
21:48What do you do down there?
21:50We own two restaurants.
21:54Well, my wife does.
21:55I help.
21:59Hospitality's pretty hard just now, eh?
22:03Sorry.
22:05Hayley?
22:11Hale, can you hear me?
22:14He's dead.
22:16I can't hear you very well.
22:17I killed him.
22:26What are you talking about?
22:29He got into the shed and I hit him.
22:32I killed him, Chris.
22:34That neighbour from this morning.
22:36He's dead.
22:36He's dead.
22:38Yeah.
22:41Just on our way back now.
22:44What?
22:45That's right.
22:46PC...
22:47Grant.
22:48PC Grant is driving me home.
22:51Be there in ten minutes.
22:52See you soon.
23:04Love you.
23:20Appreciate it.
23:21Yeah, you too.
23:22Mr. Burnett?
23:32Do you mind if I use your lure?
23:35Um, yeah.
23:38Yeah, sure.
23:39Come in.
23:42Cheers, guys.
23:45It's just through here.
23:48Just, just at the back of the room.
23:50what the fuck happened i don't know i panicked where is he in the shed what's this
24:07that belongs back here darling
24:11i'll explain later okay
24:18cheers i appreciate that i'll see you out
24:20do you mean to leave your shed or open
24:28i'll get it
24:37go to the rest of the day
24:50so where is he he was dead i checked well he obviously wasn't and he would have called the
25:00police we need to go now come on you get chloe i'll get the bags
25:05where are we going we're going home
25:10oh do we have to okay
25:16right
25:17i'll catch you from this
25:20mom's driving me nuts woman is obsessed you think it was her that was pregnant she keeps saying you
25:25know when the baby comes this and when the baby comes that as if it's gonna solve everything
25:30and dad looks at me like i'm a big disappointment at least they're engaging and just pretend like
25:38it's not happening and how are margaret and roddy they're trying to get me to apply to universities
25:43in england they'd have to pay fees mum says they'll cover them
25:51i suppose it's worth it to get their son away from the scheming wee
25:53bitch around his life don't say that
25:57the baby might hear you
26:05what do you think happened to easy
26:09i don't know it's just another reason to get out this place
26:15did you speak to your cousin not yet
26:18you don't have that much time anything i don't know i'm okay
26:33did you find anything
26:36it's not much use to you
26:39that edy's husband
26:41that's robert looks like a character
26:43hey it was that him and edy were quite the power couple billy
26:57hold in for questioning i'll be the talk of the aisles ruth and toss just want a chat
27:04what's that you've got no no oh by god you were a handsome man
27:09what the hell did you get that we're going through edy's stuff
27:17i'll take you to them
27:20still handsome by the way
27:24you can't think that stevie would be capable of killing edy
27:27well she's just someone we're looking at
27:29and the reports from her time and care are a cause for concern
27:33oh i wouldn't place too much stock in those they're from years ago
27:36but even so morag some of stevie's behavior back then was disturbing
27:41well of course it was disturbing the start that girl had
27:45same thing happened to amy
27:46no no amy was lucky comparatively she was adopted
27:50by a good family and she got to stay here with people in places she knew
27:55stevie was dragged from her home and dumped in the mainland
27:59why were the girls separated edy didn't feel she had a choice
28:03when we removed the girls from their mum we had to find them temporary foster care
28:09amy went with the parkers and right from the first week they were talking about adoption it's
28:14a perfect match stevie was placed with the greys but they could only offer temporary care so
28:21edy had a decision to make and a difficult one at that so she gave amy the happily ever after and
28:28put stevie on the mainland ferry oh it was an impossible call but edy made it and i backed her
28:35up you backed edy's decision i did i trusted her instincts morag did the shannon sisters know that
28:45you were involved in their case sorry we just got a call from loniswick what happened i was on my way
28:52back to the station when i got the call it's calling wait it looks like someone tried to bash your skull in
28:56see i called her shetland police is he gonna be okay he needs to get to the hospital mr wait
29:04who did this to you mr wait sorry we have to go now
29:11who found it over here
29:16who was it that found him he did we were in the car and he just turned up covered in blood
29:20sorry and you are ethan ethan stone yeah and he's no business being here mom what you say who did it
29:26turn said something about a woman what woman the one from the holiday cottage her name's haley burnett
29:41what's going on looks like they've cleared out oh and i think they've packed the car up how long ago did you drop him off
29:56it's about an hour ago right
30:08tosh billy get an alert out on chris and haley burnett we think they might be heading for the
30:12mainland okay yep there's a good chance they'll head for the ferry so put a unit at the terminal
30:16see if we can pick them up tosh
30:27billy scrap that haley and chris burnett are to be arrested on site in connection with a serious
30:32assault and drug possession
30:47the police what do i do don't turn in keep going
30:51oh god they're everywhere
31:16hey
31:16haley
31:24we're fucked chris we're fucked no no no we're not not yet what are we gonna do
31:30first things first we have to focus on getting off the island okay what about the rucksack
31:35we'll just go to the callahaners we'll say that we couldn't do it just find another way to pay them
31:40back man they killed him he's gonna go to the police we'll just say that he surprised you okay
31:47you thought that he was attacking you i don't know how we'll work it out later
31:50right now we have to focus on getting on that ferry okay okay how are we gonna do that
31:55do we drop the ball here i mean who are these people sandy did the initial interview he said
32:13the burnett's checked out but you had a feeling about him didn't you well i thought he was a bit
32:17off when i interviewed him but i didn't have him down as a drugs trafficker
32:21gosh hi billy have you found them not yet but we've got bodies at the terminal and everyone's
32:26looking for the car i did a quick background check on the burnett there's nothing there tosh
32:32no previous convictions but hayley burnett's business might be in some trouble it looks like
32:37our restaurants are a lot dead okay thanks billy hi lorna found the car parked at the harbour hotel
32:45across from the terminal suitcases are here but i'm signing the burnett's they're gonna board on
32:51food i want uniforms on that ferry it's their only way off the aisles
33:07thank you sandy we're approaching the terminal now
33:29yeah search the ferries from top to bottom
33:31they have to be that's him
33:40mr burnett stay exactly where you are there's nowhere for you to go
33:53come on chris
34:01sorry totally forgot but we'll only be gone a few days i told my mom would you stay the week
34:15it's looks mom's birthday say we take aiden up to visit and get the place yourself plenty of food in
34:22the fridge you can download a movie if you want
34:35hey we'll be back before you know it
34:39you i was at the house
34:41i don't know why i went i just wanted to see her
34:56hold on when
34:57when when when was this
35:05last saturday
35:10steve what did you do nothing nothing
35:16i just stood inside her house
35:19watching her through the window
35:20i think when i didn't speak to her i was too scared
35:29amy the police know that i was there
35:35that's why they question me they're gonna blame me for killing her
35:39listen to me all you need to do is just tell the police the truth okay
35:42they won't believe me they've made up their minds you are not there today
35:49twisted my words get me get me to say stuff
35:52the police can't blame you for something you didn't do stevie
35:56they can't
35:59then they will
36:02what am i gonna do
36:03we'll work this out together okay
36:12i can't believe you're not coming with us
36:15i'll come up in a day or two just i need to be here for stevie
36:18i don't trust her amy she's up to something look i'll call you later
36:23look
36:36this is what we managed to pull off helie burnett's burner phone
36:39did she give you the password she didn't have one
36:43oh okay we can work with these also we called chris burnett's parents they're on the way up
36:50they'll look after we chloe for now okay oh sandy uh what's going on with the rucksack
36:56need to analyze some samples looks like mostly heroin but there is some other stuff too how much
37:03about two kilos how much did your informant say was meant to be on the guiding light oh about
37:09two kilos of heroin hey how do you want to play this uh split them up compare and contrast let's do it
37:19where's chloe she's fine she's been looked after by one of her officers can i see her please
37:32depends on how you answer these questions
37:37okay
37:41let's start with colin wait
37:43he claims he assaulted him said you were trying to kill him
37:46is he okay well you fractured his skull hayley
37:55it was an accident you hit him twice
38:04tell me about the rucksack
38:07two kilos most of that categorized as a class a substance that's the kind of quantity that gets
38:14you a long time in prison
38:19where did you get the rucksack
38:21i found it i found it on the beach
38:25linerswick beach
38:30no you didn't chris
38:32we found a pay-as-you-go mobile phone in hayley's bag
38:35and read a series of text messages she received who was sending you these texts i don't know
38:42hayley you're looking at attempted murder and drug trafficking here you do not get to say
38:47i don't know but i really don't know the phone was sent to me at the restaurant why would they send
38:52it to you hell never said anything stress that she was under trying to keep the business afloat
39:02covid was bad but then came inflation cost of living i owed the bank 80 grand and they wanted it back
39:11i had nowhere to go i was gonna lose everything
39:23and then my head chef introduced me to this private finance guy
39:28he said he invested in restaurants
39:31goes to show i mean these people they're everywhere
39:34they look like businessmen
39:37really they're just gangsters
39:38after a few months i couldn't keep up with the payments
39:43that's when they told me that there was a way that i could make up some of the money
39:46told me to book the cottage they were supposed to pick it up when we got here but then
39:52that woman was killed and the police were hanging about the village eventually last night some guy turned
40:00up but colin spooked him the guy in the car what did he look like
40:08he's about my age he was big scottish accent he's bald but he had a beard
40:15i heard someone say the name callahan
40:20callahan
40:24you sure about that
40:28i was i was just trying to look after my wife
40:31look after chloe
40:33listen chris had nothing to do with any of this it was all me i will take the blame for all of it
40:40you just have to let hayley go
40:41like your average drug mules no but you gotta admit it's a smart cover maybe the callahans are
40:51getting creative in their old age are you sure they're behind this heli named them in there plus
40:56it makes sense the reason there was nothing on the guiding light was because the callahan's got the
41:01burnett's to bring the drugs up here what about the guy in the car well maybe he's working for the
41:06he's working for the callahans and he's the guy in shetland yeah i mean they must have had a local to
41:10liaise with the burnett's right so how do we identify him but let's give us a description and then
41:16there's the texts oh we won't get anything from them they used another burner the messages were short
41:20short formal no names we'll send it to forensics i'll get in touch with loudon see if he knows this
41:26guy all right what about edie's murder how do the burnettes fit in with that yeah you see i don't
41:33think they were involved if anything i think edie's death screwed them up it meant that luniswick was
41:38crawling with police yeah i agree i think if we hadn't been up there they would have handed over
41:43those drugs and gone home it's hard to see a link with edie's murder
41:47okay well even if it isn't connected we've got some drugs out of circulation
41:55whatever happens you got a result well done thank you
42:05it doesn't feel like a result we caught some bad guys the burnettes are in their cells but the
42:11husband says he wants to talk to you we've already spoken to him he says it's important
42:17i'm awful okay thanks for today
42:22i want to see hayley and chloe no not tonight maybe tomorrow
42:27please chloe won't know what's going on she needs to see us
42:32look earlier today
42:36that picture that you showed me the one of the woman yeah what about it
42:39it was her the one i saw in the dead woman's garden it was her
42:45why didn't you say this earlier because i wanted to help here
42:54so now he decides to do his civic duty and speak up we're gonna have to bring stevie shannon
42:59in for another interview i know i'll go and speak to ed maybe worth getting a bit of insight into
43:03edie's time as a social worker do you want me to come with you no you stay here break protocol
43:08let chloe see her mom and dad like i knew you were planning i will give them five minutes tops yeah
43:15yeah
43:26yeah
43:28yeah
43:32i'll text you later
43:53dad it's not what you think
43:55something happened with mr wait
43:58ethan and me had to talk to the police what did i tell you something
44:03what did i fucking tell you
44:04mom sorry i told you
44:06he didn't leave the car
44:07now
44:07i'm going to tear it away
44:11jesus come
44:14please
44:14come
44:18leave him alone
44:27leave him down
44:31dad got it
44:32don't need an ambulance
45:00so what are we doing here
45:02i was hoping to combine our drinks
45:05with a little bit of work
45:07uh-huh
45:09but it looks like that's not gonna happen
45:12hi hi uh two glasses of red wine please
45:15well actually uh never mind
45:19here
45:20do you know
45:21an ethan stone
45:23ethan stone yeah yeah yeah the stones have been members of the kirk for years
45:26you've not arrested him have you yeah
45:30no god alan but i think he might be the father of jess jameson's baby
45:37actually that makes a lot of sense isabel jameson and margaret stone are meant to be really good
45:42pals but i've noticed some friction there recently
45:46thank you
45:47so is isabel not too happy about ethan deflowering her daughter
45:51it might be the other way around ethan's a nice perfectly normal
45:57kid put to margaret is the second coming
45:59oh jesus
46:01teenage pregnancies family feuds and psycho mothers could you get yourself a wee greek tragedy
46:05going on at the kirk allen
46:06it's just normal people dealing with the stuff of life which you'd see if you came to
46:11service ever
46:11and why would i want to do that oh ruth because your brother's the minister and
46:16maybe he'd love to see you alan i know you're good at what you do god knows enough people tell me
46:22that you are just that place or it's still his domain
46:32you can talk to me about that you know literally the only person you can talk to just hard being
46:37there oh we'll find another kirk no that would be like cheating on you
46:44i'd get over it especially if i knew you were getting some comfort
46:48whatever religion gene you and dad had it passed me by sorry
46:57yeah hold up i just need to take this i don't
47:02ruth what are you doing here just having a drink with my brother
47:07i thought that was the minister yeah he wants me to go to church
47:11shorter numbers no i think he's genuinely concerned for my spiritual well-being
47:17sorry i'm gonna need to go that was the hospital
47:19kath peterson's taking a turn for the worst then enjoy the wine
47:27you uh on your own then
47:37you
47:43you
47:45you
47:47you
47:49you
47:51I mean, I knew Mum took her job seriously, and she was not as popular in some quarters,
48:12but she never really spoke about work that much.
48:16You think this girl is involved?
48:18Oh, she's just someone we're talking to.
48:21When did Mum work on her case?
48:23Around 2005.
48:25Well, I'm not used to you then.
48:27By that time, me and Mum weren't really talking.
48:34So, you gonna go?
48:38Where?
48:39To your brother's church.
48:40Oh, God, no.
48:41I think I'm beyond saving.
48:43Ah, it's never too late to repent.
48:45Oh, no, don't tell me you're...
48:47No, but we were when I was younger. Mum was religious.
48:50Well, at least she was up until my brother died.
48:54Yeah, er...
48:56That must have been a shitty time.
48:59Right.
49:00But then...
49:02Weirdly, that's when I started writing.
49:06Don't ask me why, but Craig dying kinda woke it all up in me.
49:13Do you write much now?
49:15No.
49:16The pub takes up most of my energy.
49:19You know, you need...
49:20You need time to write.
49:22To sit in the water, if you know what I mean.
49:24No.
49:25No.
49:26I really don't.
49:27Mind you, every now and then, something happens and...
49:31I get a notion to start writing again.
49:37You want another?
49:41No.
49:43Erm...
49:44I have got work to do, so...
49:45I better be going.
49:46No worries.
49:47But thank you for the drink.
49:48My pleasure.
49:49Not a subject I care to talk of.
49:50But you remember that day?
49:51I remember it all.
49:52How quiet it was that morning.
49:53See, it was dead calm.
49:54There was no warning then?
49:55No.
49:56No.
49:57No.
49:58No.
49:59No.
50:00No.
50:01No.
50:02No.
50:03No.
50:04No.
50:05No.
50:06No.
50:07No.
50:08No.
50:09No.
50:10No.
50:11No.
50:12No.
50:13No.
50:14No.
50:15No.
50:16No.
50:17No.
50:18No.
50:19No.
50:20No.
50:21No.
50:22No.
50:23And the last time you saw Craig and Ellie?
50:28I stood on the shore and I watched them leave.
50:34And then what happened?
50:36The storm came in that afternoon and hit a hard wind like you wouldn't believe.
50:43And I remember the waiting and the dread and knowing they were out there in all of that.
50:56We stood on the shore the next morning waiting.
50:57We were with each other when they told us our sons were dead.
51:09We've got a problem.
51:10Okay.
51:11The money in the Tulloch account.
51:12The deposits.
51:14I don't think Edie made them.
51:15I think it was Robert.
51:16I've been through the statements.
51:17We've been through the statements.
51:18We are looking at a series of large cash deposits.
51:19Sometimes thousands of pounds.
51:20Irregular payments over a 12 year period that stopped.
51:21We've got a problem.
51:22We've got a problem.
51:23Okay.
51:24The money in the Tulloch account.
51:27The deposits.
51:28I don't think Edie made them.
51:33I think it was Robert.
51:35I've been through the statements.
51:36We are looking at a series of large cash deposits.
51:42Sometimes thousands of pounds.
51:45Irregular payments over a 12 year period that stopped when Robert Tulloch retired.
51:52So what are you seeing?
51:54Sasha.
51:55The Tullochs had no other income streams other than their salaries.
52:00No assets.
52:01No property.
52:02Nothing to explain where this money came from.
52:06Which means we have to consider the possibility that Robert Tulloch was corrupt.
52:13This is a police officer we're talking about and one who's not around to defend himself.
52:19Tosh.
52:21I've checked.
52:24Then check again.
52:26Okay.
52:28There is a couple.
52:33I'm missing paper statements.
52:36I will try and find them.
52:38Who knows?
52:39Maybe there is something on them that can explain where all this money came from.
52:43And in the meantime, don't breathe a word of this to Billy.
52:48No.
52:49No.
53:13Hi darling.
53:14Dinner is nearly ready.
53:15I'll be through in a minute.
53:16I'll be through in a minute.
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