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It's all because of Bergen. What? Malcolm talked about Bergen. What?

Mum and Dad are splitting up.

There's something I need to ask you about.

Annie, has something happened? I'll explain tomorrow.

Can I help you? I was looking for Annie.

Their bed hasn't been slept in.

What happened? Lisa Friel happened.

Angus said I can stay with him.

Angus, you need to talk to her. She doesn't listen to me.

Is Annie in some sort of trouble?

No—one's seen Annie or Noah since they left the party last night.

What about the soon-to-be ex-husband?

Guy's gone psycho since they split.

Ruth?

Police. Are you going to come out?

Professor Euan Rossi.

Does Ian Bett have any history of violence?

I don't know what we're going to find here, Tosh.

We've found Annie Bett.

Blood trail.

Anton.

Anton... Bergen?

A Shetland schoolgirl has become

one of the youngest people to be offered a place

at Oxford University.

15-year-old Annie Fleck will read mathematics

at the prestigious institution next year.

She may look like an ordinary school girl,

but 15-year-old Annie Fleck is something of a whizz

when it comes to maths.

After achieving a perfect 100% for her Standard Grade Maths when she was 10—years—old,

Annie did the same a year later in her Higher exam.

I've just always liked maths.

I liked working things out.

And now you're off to Oxford.

You must be looking forward to that. Yeah. Definitely.

What do your family and friends say about all of this?

They're really happy-

You don't think you'll miss them? A wee bit.

But my mum will visit and I'll be back for the holidays.

What about after university? What are you hoping to do then?

I'd like to maybe do something with computers.

Or maybe astronomy.

Whether it's computers or astronomy remains to be seen.

But one thing's for sure...

this Shetland schoolgirl is set for great things.

She's been lying there for some time.

We've looked her over and she's got one single shot to the chest.

Which was probably with an automatic pistol.

Tosh?

Tosh?

Sorry.

You were saying?

Single shot to the chest, right?

Probably with an automatic pistol.

No sign of it, I take it?

No.

But we did find cartridges. Nine millimetre.

One in here and two in the hall. We'll send them down to ballistics.

Any thoughts on time of death?

I would say she's been lying there for a good 24 hours at least.

She was a friend of yours?

I'm so sorry.

So...

...do we know any more about him?

French ID card has him aged 26, born in Toulouse.

He's got a UK bank card but no phone and nothing with his address on it.

So what's he doing in Shetland?

Maybe Malcolm Kidd could tell us.

Malcolm Kidd?

The other night, at his house,

Malcolm told me that the reason that he shot his brother

was "because of Bergen."

I thought he meant the place, but what if he meant this guy?

Do you think Noah saw any of this?

I don't know.

Come with me.

He was in here at some point.

Maybe he didn't see anything.

He must have seen something to get that blood on his T-shirt.

What was Annie even doing here?

Late night meeting with a mystery Frenchman.

Could be an affair?

Would Annie really bring a boyfriend to a house her husband's renovating?

And with a nine-year-old in tow?

Either way, we need to find Ian.

We're watching Ian Bett's house and office.

And there's a unit up at the Brae Hall

in case he tries to pick up his car.

What about his phone? Still off, but a flag's been authorized.

As soon as Ian turns it on, we'll be able to track his location.

Right. Stay up here until forensics wrap up.

Then we're going to need some background on the second victim.

Name's Anton Bergen. French. See what you can find out about him.

Sure. Oh, and Sandy, send a unit to the Harris house.

They'll need to be informed.

Meantime, we'll be at the hospital. Got it.

What do you reckon?

It's just a building, Angus.

Ah. That's exactly what they want you to think.

They're hiding in plain sight, see.

I'm going to get set up.

Who's that?

It's Michael and Noreen Stack, Noah's aunt and uncle.

Noreen's Ian's sister. Right.

Oh, Tosh.

What the hell happened?

We don't know yet.

This is DI Calder. What's the news on Noah?

Doctor says he's fine physically, but he's still in shock.

No wonder, given what the boy's been through.

Why would anyone kill Annie?

When did you last see Annie?

A couple of clays ago, maybe.

We've seen less and less of her and Noah, since Annie left Ian.

Do you know where Ian is now? No.

He's not answering his phone.

He needs to be here.

Have you spoken to Noah?

Tried to. But he's making no sense.

61, 67.

71, 73.

79.

83.

89, 87.

Noah?

How are you feeling?

101, 103, 107.

Noah.

Noah, I know you've had a really scary time,

but we need to ask you some questions. ls that OK?

Can you tell us what happened at the old house the other night?

Did someone hurt your mum, Noah?

2, 3.

5, 7.

Noah, can you understand me?

23, 29.

OK, I'm going to go and get someone.

37, 43.

You missed 31.

31 is a prime number too.

Yeah. Pretty sure it is.

Do you like numbers, Noah?

Your mum liked numbers too, didn't she?

Where's Mum?

Erm...

Your mum's dead, Noah.

Why is she dead?

Erm... We don't know.

We were hoping that...

That you might be able to help us with that.

Cos we know that you and your mum were at that house the other night

and we thought maybe you could tell us what happened?

I don't remember.

I don't remember.

I don't remember.

Right.

Hey... I don't remember. Just breathe.

You've got to breathe normally. Breathe, Noah.

Noah, breathe normally. It's going to be OK.

Shit.

Hello, can you just...

Sorry, erm...

Just breathe, I need you to breathe.

Deep breaths, OK.

He's all right.

Yeah.

Dad.

Annie Bett, 38-year-old self—employed accountant,

found dead at a property owned by her husband, Ian, yesterday evening.

And as if finding one body wasn't bad enough, there is also this guy.

Anton Bergen, 26-year-old French national,

found dead in the upstairs room at the same property.

All we know right now is they both died from gunshot wounds.

Any idea what sort of gun?

A nine millimetre semi—automatic pistol,

which is a serious piece of hardware.

There can't be many of them in Shetland. No.

I'll put a call into Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism,

see if they can help us identify it.

What about this witness? The wee boy?

Unfortunately, we think Noah was at the croft

at the time Annie and Bergen were killed.

Have you spoken to him? We tried.

But right now, he can't or won't remember anything that's happened.

He is clearly traumatised,

so we're just going to have to give him some more time.

How are Annie and Bergen connected?

We don't know.

Other than they were both at that croft on Friday night.

We need full background check on both victims...

phone logs, bank records, socials.

We need to find out what their relationship was.

Are we looking at an affair? Well, it's hard to say.

But we do know that Annie and Ian were in the middle of a separation.

Does the husband know about this Bergen?

No-one has seen or heard from Ian since Friday night

and it looks like he's switched off his phone.

So we need to find him.

We all agree that this is suspicious, right?

We agree we need to find Ian.

Just one last thing.

On the night she died,

Annie said that there was something she wanted to tell me.

But before I could find out what it was, someone killed her,

along with Anton Bergen.

So it's possible that whatever Annie had to say

is a factor in these murders.

Right. But our priority now is obviously to locate Ian Bett, OK?

Right, Billy, I need you to just push forensics on this break-in.

Everybody else, let's find him.

Oh, yeah.

Cheeky monkey.

Angus?

Are you OK?

Are you smoking?! No.

You are. You're fucking smoking!

Your lungs can't take this shit any more, Angus. The doctors...

Please stop.

For me.

I need the keys for the van.

What for?

Well, you didn't pack any bloody food, so I need to go and do a shop.

OK. There you go.

Morning.

Right, we're not here to talk about Andrew.

But we know about him and Eleanor.

We want to talk to you about Anton Bergen.

The other night, you said that this was all because of Bergen.

Did you mean Anton Bergen?

It wasn't really his fault. Aye. But you knew him, right?

I play poker with him.

At the Golden Dragon. The Chinese restaurant?

So why blame Bergen for what happened between you and Andrew?

Bergen took...

...a grand off me in the first hour...

...which was the money that me and Eleanor had saved for our wedding.

Too ashamed to go home and tell her.

Blown all the money, so...

So I went to...

...Andrew's house instead.

And? And...

...that's how I found them.

Andrew and Eleanor, together.

So, yeah.

If Bergen hadn't have...

...won the money, then...

...it wouldn't have happened.

I think I'm going to need you to help me out a wee bit here, mate.

Erm...

...apart from this poker game...

...how were you and Andrew connected to Bergen, then?

We weren't.

What about Annie Bett?

As in the accountant?

The accountant.

When did you last speak to her?

I haven't spoken to Annie in years.

Did Bergen ever mention her?

Why would he?

Bang goes that theory.

So there's no link between Malcolm and Andrew and Annie and Bergen?

Apart from the fact that Malcolm knew all three victims.

Anywhere else, that would be significant. But not in Shetland.

Cos everyone knows everyone.

We need to find more about this poker game,

see who Bergen was close to.

Ian Bett has turned his phone on.

It looks like he's at the old mission.

What the hell is he doing there?

Police!

ls that him?

Lin?

No.

Hey, we're looking for Ian Bett. Do you know him?

Can we get that turned off, please?

Get that music off!

Oh, Christ.

Lin?

Ian!

Ian! Come on, wake up.

What are you doing?

Did you hear what I said, Ian?

Annie was murdered.

We found her body at a property up in Wethersta,

a croft, a croft your company was renovating.

Did Annie go up there a lot?

Nobody goes up there. We...

We had to stop work on that place.

Who's got access to the property?

Me.

We found another body at the croft, Ian,

up in the attic space.

A man called Anton Bergen.

Do you know Anton Bergen?

Well...

...there he is.

No.

OK.

Ian, we need to ask you where you've been for the past two days.

We found you at the old mission.

You're a bit old to be hanging around that place.

What were you doing there?

They took my shirt.

Yes, because there was blood on it, Ian.

How did it get there?

Is it your blood?

Don't know.

Did you cut yourself?

Where were you on Friday night?

I was at Tara's party.

Donnie and Frank put you in a taxi, Ian, at around midnight.

Then where did you go?

The Mission, I guess.

Aye, well, you weren't there for the whole night,

because we talked to the kids at the Mission.

They said you didn't turn up until Sam on Saturday morning.

So where were you?

She's fucking dead.

Seriously?

Where's Noah? He's at the hospital. What?

He's not hurt, Ian. And Noreen and Michael are there with him.

But it's really important that you stay here and answer our questions.

No, fuck your questions!

Let me go and see my son, Tosh!

Do you have any cause to hold him?

There was not one part of that interview

where he did not seem guilty.

Granted, his reaction was pretty odd,

but we'd just told him Annie was dead.

Plus, let's not forget, that guy is on the tail end of a two day bender.

There was blood on his shirt, just like the blood we found on Noah's.

It might be his blood. Aye, it might be.

But it might be Annie's. Or Bergen's.

When will the lab get back to us? We've asked them to fast track it.

And you can place Ian at the croft? Well, no.

But he can't account for his whereabouts

between midnight on Friday and Sam on Saturday!

OK.

Right now, we have to treat Ian Bett as a victim of a crime.

His wife's been murdered and his son's been left without a mum.

Until you have something concrete on him, you have to let him go.

Look, he's right.

If we get this wrong, it'll look like we're persecuting Ian.

We have to be sure. Billy...

...do you know anything about a weekly poker game

at the Golden Dragon?

Yeah. jj Huang's game. He's been running it for ages.

It's just a casual thing.

It's not that casual. Malcolm Kidd lost a grand on Thursday.

Sandy, what have you got? Not much.

Anton Bergen came to the Isles six months ago.

Got an address for him out in Whiteness.

OK. We'll go and check it out.

Huang?

Billy will flu you in.

What's up? I've got some information on Annie Bett.

So it seems she had a row with a resident at Hem on Friday afternoon.

What was Annie doing at Hem? She was a volunteer there.

Anyway, this resident, it was Lisa Friel.

Well, there's a surprise. Did you speak to Lisa?

Nobody's seen her since.

She'll be with Campervan Angus.

Those two are thick as thieves. Do you want me to try and find her?

The girl that had a fight with one of our murder victims

on the day she died?

Aye, might be an idea!

Tosh, Ian didn't do this. I know him.

There's no way. OK.

Can you call round everyone?

Sure. Thanks.

We'll talk later. Yeah.

Love you. Love you, too.

Donnie OK? He's upset.

Refuses to believe that Ian would be in any way involved.

Yeah. I suppose nobody wants to believe

that their friends are capable of murder.

WhY don't you just say it?

Say what?

You think I'm conflicted because I know these people.

I don't think you're conflicted. Then why were we arguing?

When? Back there. With Harry about Ian.

You thought that was an argument? Ian Bett is your prime suspect.

Ian Bett is our prime suspect.

There's too many holes in his story for him not to be.

But the points you made were right.

We don't have enough on him to be absolutely sure...

which is why we thrash it out.

We weren't arguing, Tosh. We were just working.

You know, just doing our jobs.

It just felt like we were arguing, you know, from your body language.

Yeah, I get that a lot.

May I help you?

Yes, er... DI Calder. This is DI McIntosh.

We're from Shetland Police.

Is this your house?

My husband and I are renting it.

Is your husband Anton Bergen?

Anton?

No. Anton works for us.

Karin.

Something's happened to Anton.

So I take it your involvement means that, er,

Anton's death wasn't natural?

Mr Bergen was murdered.

At a property about five miles from here.

Good God. And are there any suspects?

Right now, we're just trying to get a sense of Mr Bergen,

which is why we're here.

And what do you want to know?

You said Anton worked for you?

As a nurse. A nurse?

Yes. Anton was our daughter's carer.

He was hired to oversee the day-to-day management

of her condition. Can I ask what her condition is? Of course.

Astrid has a genetic disorder that affects her respiratory system.

How long had he worked for you?

Erm, we hired him in London last summer.

And then we moved here about six months ago.

What brought you to Shetland? We came here for Astrid.

She needed some place quiet.

We didn't think that Anton was going to join us, but...

...they had a special bond.

How are we going to tell her?

I think she might already know.

Astrid.

What happened to Anton?

Malcolm says he was in here playing poker...

...the night before it happened.

Look. It's...

You know, it's just a friendly game.

Couple of lads getting together.

Lads like Anton Bergen?

Yeah. Yeah, he showed up a few times.

What was he like?

He was all right.

Young. Smart. Good player.

Unlike poor Malcolm.

Why?

Is there a problem with him? Sort of.

We found his body at a croft near Wethersta last night.

Where the hell have you been?

You told me to pick up oil.

Go get started, then. Come on.

Thing is...

...Bergen's wasn't the only body we found.

Annie Bett?

A local woman.

She died alongside him.

When did you last see Anton?

Thursday afternoon.

We had lunch and then he went into Lerwick.

You weren't worried he hadn't been home in three days?

It was his weekend off. We didn't expect him until tomorrow.

So presumably on his weekends off, he stayed somewhere else?

Lerwick, yes.

Why not just come back here?

Caring for Astrid is hard work.

It took a lot from him.

It's only natural that he would want to be away from the house.

And we think he met someone.

Did he tell you that? No.

And we didn't like to ask.

But he was young, good-looking.

It would be strange if he didn't have someone.

Did you ever see Anton with this woman?

Her name's Annie Bett. She's local.

We never saw him with anyone.

He kept his personal life pretty private.

Why? ls she important?

We found her body with Anton.

Sorry.

BBC Radio Shetland, it's 1pm.

A murder investigation has been opened after two bodies

were found this morning at a property near Wethersta.

Police have yet to name the victims,

but there are early reports of the involvement of a firearm.

We are expecting a statement from Shetland Police in due course

and we'll bring you more on this story as...

Come on!

Come on!

Well, Karin jakobson seems to think that Bergen was seeing someone.

If it was Annie, that would give Ian Bett a strong motive.

Only if he knew about them.

She said that Bergen stayed in Lerwick on his weekends off.

So if it was an affair, they would need somewhere neutral,

somewhere they could be together in private.

So hotel, guest house, Airbnb. In which case, there would be receipts.

His bank records have just come in. I can go through them and check.

Great. Soon as you can, Sandy.

Huang?

He says Bergen turned up to play every now and again,

but he didn't really know him other than that.

He gave me a list of everyone who was at the game on Thursday night.

I'll go through it. Check them out. Great. What's this?

Somebody from Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism

called when you were out. They said they'd call back.

Was that it? Did they leave a message?

Didn't even leave a name.

Maybe they're getting back to you on tracing the gun.

Except I haven't called them about the gun. I've been too busy.

Ruth. What? You've got a visitor in reception.

You need to take a look at this. You're not going to like it.

Professor Rossi. Yeah, I'm sorry, but I heard on the radio

they said that bodies had been found.

Do you want to sit down?

Is Annie dead?

I'm afraid she is. Yes.

What about her son?

Noah is alive, but he's in shock.

I'll let you get back to work. I'm sorry about...

Do you want to give me your number?

I can call you later and we can talk some more.

Was she murdered, DI Calder?

We'll talk later.

Billy, did we run a background on Euan Rossi?

Aye, he checks out. He was Annie Bett's tutor at Oxford.

What about now? Retired. Living in London.

What's that?

Texts on Ian Bett's phone. From last week.

Texts he sent to Annie.

What sort of texts?

Oh, bloody hell.

Billy, where is Ian now?

He checked Noah out of the hospital a couple of hours ago.

Took the boy back to his sister's place.

Let's go.

I can do it on my own if you like.

I'll be fine.

OK.

Who the hell did this, Tosh?

We don't know yet. It's just awful.

And who's this Anton Bergen?

Ian said you found him along with Annie?

We're still looking into him.

Is Ian inside? Aye.

Donnie's with him.

OK. Thanks, guys.

There any news?

Nothing yet.

Where's Noah? Upstairs. Sleeping.

Doctor said he should get as much rest as he can.

He's not up for talking, Tosh.

Actually, it's you we're here for.

Ian Bett, I'm arresting you on suspicion of involvement

in the murders of Annie Bett and Anton Bergen.

Is this some sort of joke?

For God's sake, Tosh!

It's all right.

Let's get this over with.

They're just taking whatever they want.

They're collecting evidence. Oh, is that what they're doing?

You OK, Dad?

The... The police say anything else?

I mean, do they know who did it?

Did they say where Noah is?

He's probably with his dad.

What about his stuff? What stuff?

His clothes. Toothbrush.

His Switch is still charging in his room.

His mum's dead. I doubt he'll be needing his Switch right now.

Maybe we can go and visit him, Dad.

Hey, we could all go over.

See how he is. I bet Noah'll be glad to see you.

Dad, where are you going?

Dad!

Where's Tosh?

DI McIntosh won't be joining us. It's just me.

So what is it I'm here for?

Well, let's start with the texts you sent Annie last week...

these ones here.

I didn't mean any of it. Oh.

I was angry, OK?

Annie and me, we'd decided to split up. Well, actually...

...that's not true. Annie decided.

She wouldn't say why, wouldn't even discuss it. I...

I wanted to talk it through, but...

Look, I sent them because I was frustrated.

Well, you certainly were.

But it's this one here that I'm interested in.

Would you mind reading that?

"When I find him, I'll kill him."

Yeah.

Who were you going to kill?

Nobody.

Was it Anton Bergen?

I told you, I didn't know that guy.

Who was it, then? Nobody.

Look, I thought she was seeing someone. I didn't know who it was.

But the way she was before she left...

...secretive, or...

...at least more secretive than she normally was. What do you mean?

How was she secretive?

In every way. It's just who she was.

Never gave you anything.

But I suspected she had someone else,

and then when she said she was leaving me...

... knew for sure.

Let's talk about the party on Friday night.

What was the argument about?

Oh, sorry. DI McIntosh said that she saw you and Annie

having an argument in the car park. What was that all about?

It wasn't an argument.

Annie was just giving me a hard time is all.

Well, what about?

For turning up at the Harris's place the other night.

Was that the night that you threatened her?

You left the party at around midnight.

Is that right?

So I've been told. Yeah? Where did you go?

I don't remember. Well, maybe this'll jog your memory, then.

It's a statement...

"from the taxi driver who took you to Lerwick...

Hayfield Lane.

What's at Hayfield Lane, Ian?

I don't want to do this any more. Oh, excuse me?

Hey! We're trying to work out who killed your wife here!

Do you understand? Do you understand what's going on here?

Do you hear me, Tosh?

It's done.

Jealous husband kills his wife and her boyfriend. Hardly original.

We don't know for sure that Annie was in a relationship with Bergen.

What we do know is Ian took a taxi to Lerwick.

But Annie and Bergen were found at Wethersta. That's miles away.

How did Ian even get out there? Well, he had five hours to do it.

The Harbour Hotel.

Bergen's bank records.

Regular fortnightly payments to the Harbour Hotel.

That's where he was staying. Last payment, Friday afternoon.

So how far is the Harbour Hotel from Hayfield Lane?

Two streets away.

OK, Sandy, go there, see if Ian Bett was there on Friday night

and if they ever saw Bergen with Annie. Sure.

I nearly had Lisa Friel, but she got away.

She got away? Who is Lisa Friel?

She had a row with Annie Bett, the day she died, and...

I almost had her. Well, where is she now?

I don't know. But...

...your brother might. My brother?

Everyone knows the minister has taken Lisa Friel under his wing.

Well, I didn't.

So? I've been looking after Lisa.

Why? Because she's young, she's vulnerable,

and, well, because it's my job, Ruth.

Listen, she's just a kid that needs help.

Alan, she fought with one of my victims on the day she died.

Whatever happened to Annie Bett, Lisa was nothing to do with that.

Why? Because she's your little project, is she?

What?! She's not...

Listen — Lisa's a good person, all right?

Well, why did she run away from us?

Alan, I need to know where she is!

Her and Angus have gone to Nesting. Thank you. But I'm...

Oh! It's the hedgehog all over again.

What hedgehog?

When Alan was six,

he found this hedgehog in the garden with a wee busted leg.

He became obsessed with saving it.

So he brought it into the house and made a bed for it.

Did he save it? Yes, he did. For a few days.

Then the cat got it in the middle of the night.

We woke up to a blood bath in the kitchen.

Sandy wants to see us.

You took your time.

Anybody been here while I was gone?

No. But another van turned up down there.

I need to update the blog.

Angus? Mmm.

Why don't we go somewhere else? Just for a few weeks.

Where?

Somewhere off the Isles.

Can't leave now.

Not when we're so close to finding out what they're doing down there.

Yeah, but we can do that when we come back.

It's not like it's going anywhere.

Yeah.

What's going on? What the hell are we doing here?

He wouldn't come to the station. Who wouldn't come to the station?

Anton Bergen's boyfriend.

Doesn't do him justice.

Better-looking in real life.

So...

...you two were in a relationship, yeah?

Well, I wouldn't call it a relationship.

We were seeing each other, lsuppose.

Every second Friday, we'd meet at The Harbour Hotel bar.

Spend the night in his room.

And then I'd sneak back home before Dad woke up.

How did you meet?

He turned up at the poker game one night.

Never seen anyone like him.

I couldn't take my eyes off him.

Guess he must have noticed because at the end of the night,

he found me in the kitchen.

Never said a word, just walked over and kissed me.

What was Anton like?

Arrogant.

Huffy. Always moaning about the food.

But he was kind too.

And funny.

And exciting.

He was going to take me back to Europe with him...

...in the summer.

Did he ever talk to you about Annie Bett?

Is that the woman who died with him? Yeah.

No.

But he did talk about the girl he was looking after.

Astrid.

The thing is, we're kind of struggling a bit, Nathan,

to work out what Anton and Annie were doing

up at the croft that night.

Have you got any idea why they were there?

Did he tell you that he was worried about anything?

Nathan?

He broke up with me.

On Friday.

Wait. You saw... You saw him on the day he died?

Except that night, we didn't go to his room cos...

... guess he'd just got bored with me.

I mean, I thought everything was going fine.

We were having fun.

But then he got a phone call.

He went outside to take it,

and when he came back in, he said...

..." don't love you. Go home."

Who called him, Nathan?

I don't know.

So Nathan's testimony would suggest that Annie and Bergen's relationship

probably wasn't romantic, right?

Which means Ian Bett no longer has motive?

Well, not necessarily.

I mean, he was convinced that Annie was seeing someone.

Maybe he thought it was Bergen.

Plus there's his texts, his lack of alibi.

I think it's worth holding on to him

until the lab results come back on his shirt.

Agreed. I'll give the lab a call now.

Oh, er, Sandy, yeah, speaking of calls,

could you find out who called Bergen at the hotel on Friday night?

Sure.

Tosh.

Cora's found something.

I can tell you that both your victims died from gunshot injuries.

Yeah, well, we kind of already knew that.

I'm just saying, why bring us all the way over here

to tell us something we already knew?

What is that? That is a bullet wound.

X-ray confirms she has shards still embedded in her shoulder.

Wait? What are you saying?

Your victim has been shot before.

When?

Hard to say.

It's not recent.

I reckon a good few years ago. Oh, you reckon?

What about her medical files? Didn't you check them?

I did. And there's no evidence of a gunshot injury...

...which is strange because whoever sewed her up

clearly knew what they were doing.

But hang on, surely, if she was treated in a hospital or a clinic,

there would be some sort of record somewhere?

And yet there's nothing.

That is why I called you over.

First we're getting calls from OCCTU,

then we find out she's taken a bullet before.

I mean, who the hell was this woman? She was just... Annie.

Aye, well, she clearly wasn't just Annie.

Are we missing something?

Was she political? Was she involved in something criminal?

No. She was just a mum. The woman drove a Honda for God's sake!

When did she come back to Shetland?

Some time around 2013.

And before that, Oxford, yeah?

Graduated in 2007

and then worked at a bank in London in between, I think.

She must have taken the bullet round about then.

I mean, if she'd been shot in Shetland,

surely someone would have noticed. Aye, you'd have thought.

OK. We're going to have to trawl through that part of her life, then.

I'll get Billy on to it first thing.

The number you have called...

Dad's not picking up.

So, I'm worried.

He'll be fine. How are you OK with this?

Who says I'm OK with it? You don't seem that upset.

Someone killed Annie, Patrick.

I'm sorry she's dead.

And I... I feel bad for the boy.

But I didn't like that woman living in this house.

Hey, Billy.

Lab came back on the blood found on Ian Bett's shirt.

It's not a match to Annie Bett or Anton Bergen.

So whose is it?

It's his.

All right.

Thanks, Billy.

JOni.

What are you doing here? What's happening with Ian?

Why don't you come in? He didn't kill her, Tosh.

Look, I know this is hard... He was with me.

After the party, Ian came to my flat and he...

...he stayed over.

Oh. It isn't serious.

But, what, with him and Annie and Jamie flying all the time,

we didn't mean to... What time did he leave?

I don't know. Like 4.00, maybe.

Look, I ended it that night.

Hayfield Lane.

I'm so stupid. I didn't even think.

That he was coming to my flat?

Why didn't you say something?

Ian told me not to.

OK.

You need to leave, Joni. Will this come out?

Because if it does, then I'm going to have to telljamie

before somebody else... Joni...

Go home.

Tosh. Hi, Billy. It's me, again.

I'm going to need you to do something for me.

Who's there now?!

Hello? Detective Inspector Calder?

Yeah, speaking. Who is this?

I'm calling from the Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit.

What can I do for you? It's about your investigation.

I've got a request for a report on one of the victims of your shooting.

Anton Bergen? No, Annie Bett.

Are you still there, DI Calder?

Sorry. Can I ask who requested this?

The Chief Constable's office.

And why do they want it?

Sorry, that's classified.

Can I tell them you'll send over the report tomorrow?

Sure.

I didn't get a chance to call them.

I mean, I meant to call them.

But the day just ran away from me, you know how it is.

Anyway, turns out I didn't need to...

...because OCCTU already knew about Annie.

She was in their system.

You see, at first, I thought she'd been red flagged...

some sort of political or even criminal activity.

But OCCTU would have told us that, wouldn't they, straight off the bat?

And then I realised...

...the maths, Oxford, a bullet in the arm.

Annie Bett was one of their own.

She was a spy.

And I think you are, too.

Well, I'm flattered, but...

...what on earth makes you think that?

You didn't need to ask me who OCCTU are.

What was Annie Bett involved in?

Something that got her killed.

You have few friends, Cromwell.

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