Shetland (2012) s07e01 Episode Script

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How's Cassie?
She said in the last call we had
that she was moving in with Alex?
Yeah, seems to be going OK.
Ah, good.
He's a nice bloke, eh? Yeah.
I've been thinking, when I get
hmm
released, from here
I'm not going to come back
to Shetland.
Why's that?
Oh, come on, Jimmy, there's plenty
who think I let Donna Killick off
the hook.
Are you going to eat that
Toffee Crisp?
Cause if you’re net, I’m going to
have it.
These are like gold bullion in here.
What time's the tribunal?
Two.
Don’t feel bad about the suspension,
I've been fine.
And if nothing else, it gave me time
I spend with my dad, before he
died.
I wish I could've made the funeral.
Couldn’t be helped.
What are you going to do,
if you cannot be a cop?
I have not really thought
about it.
That's a big lie.
You've thought about nothing
but that.
This committee has been instructed
to review the findings of the
police investigation
and Reviews Commissioner
into the death of Donna Killick.
We must decide whether a charge of
misconduct holds.
Is there anything you would like
to add in your defense before we
reach our decision?
I'm a police officer.
It's the only thing I've ever done,
it's the only thing I've ever wanted
to do.
And I really don’t want to
jeopardize my chances
of being cleared here today
but I have to say this.
Donna Killick was dying
and she wanted to punish people,
in particular, Duncan Hunter and me.
Now, she manipulated Duncan Hunter
into committing a crime.
And then she tried to ruin my career
through false accusations.
And with all due respect,
that was self-evident to anyone
who actually knew her.
The fact I'm sitting here today
is a,
is a victory for her
and no-one else.
We had no choice but to ask why
Donna Killick made these accusations
and you know that very well.
We will now retire, weigh up
the evidence
and reach our findings.
We'll let you know our decision,
shortly.
Come on, Connor, hurry up, we're
going to miss the ferry.
All right. Get on, then.
Oh, oh.
Right, come on.
I'll see you later, at your
"book launch! ".
Enjoy your swim.
Connor not coming?
He said he was.
Oh, I'll have to start without him.
OK, everyone, welcome to the
Kelpie Swim Club.
For those of you who haven't
been before, like Alison here,
the first rule of wild swim
club is
Never talk about wild swim club?
Very funny, Ally.
But seriously, nobody swims alone.
So, grab yourselves a partner if you
haven't already, OK?
Leave a message and I'll get back to
you.
Hi, Connor, it's me, I'm at the
swim. Are you coming?
OK. Bye.
Hi. Hi.
Will you partner with me?
Yeah.
I'm a bit nervous, first time and
all that.
Of course, of course, no worries.
OK.
Don't worry about keeping up
with them, they're hardcore.
You doing all right?
I'm good.
Bloody cold, though, eh?
Shit.
Shit. Bryd, my leg. Alison?
I cannot feel my leg.
I can't It's OK, it's OK.
Just stop, just grab my arm.
I can't. Oh. Help. We need help over
here!
Alison!
Are you OK?
I've got you. Alison, are you OK?
Thank God, Connor.
DI Perez,
we have reached the conclusion that
there is no evidence
of misconduct against you.
You are free to return to
operational duties with immediate
effect.
Congratulations, DI Perez.
The right decision.
I look forward to working
with you till the Fiscal returns.
God
I feel like such a fool.
Don't be daft, Alison, it could
happen to any of us.
Don't let it put you off.
Cold water exposure is actually
really good for you.
It's made a big difference to me.
Certainly got the endorphins going,
that's for sure.
You'd better get ready for your book
launch, Connor.
Aw, thanks, Connor, it looks
amazing.
Thank you.
My pleasure, thanks.
There you go, thanks.
Folks!
Ladies and gentlemen, if I could
have your attention, please.
Thank you all for coming along to
the launch of The Wulver,
a new graphic novel by
Connor Cairns.
It's a story steeped in Shetland
myths and legends, with a fair bit
of gore thrown in for good measure.
But hmm, Connor is
a great talent, a boy from Glasgow
whose love for Shetland comes across
in every page of this novel.
I expect great things from Connor.
I know he won't let me down.
Congratulations, Connor.
Aw, congratulations, my wonderful
boy.
Thank you, Jamie. Aye.
Well done, bro. Cheers.
Connor's dad not coming?
No, he's working. He was desperate
to come.
Well, enjoy your drinks
and when you're drunk enough,
come and buy a signed copy of
the book.
Thanks, guys.
I'm coming.
Jimmy?
Hmm, I just thought I'd drop round
a wee gift.
It's just to say thanks for all
the
all the help you gave when my dad
was ill.
You didn't need to do that,
it was my job.
Yeah, I know that but you didn't
need to spend as much time with him
as you did.
And anyway, it's nothing,
it's just a candle, and a gift
token.
I love a candle.
So how did the tribunal go?
It was today, yeah?
Yeah, I'm, I'm back to work
tomorrow.
That's great news.
You know, I know how stressed you've
been and
Listen, shall we go for that drink?
Hmm
I mean, I've, I've been meaning to
ask you for ages.
It's, it's just that, you know,
with everything that was going on.
No, I know you've had a lot on your
plate.
We could give that fancy wine bar
a go.
OK.
I'm proud of you, you know that.
It's not going to top the New York
Times bestseller list, though, is it?
That's not the point.
You did this, it's good.
OK, it's really good.
Will you sign my? Oh.
Er, no, er
.. later, no problem.
What's up with him?
Has he never seen anyone
kissing before?
Look, I'm going to sneak out.
Cos I want to do a bit of drawing
before the sun goes down, so
Well, I thought we could talk.
We need to talk.
Right, later.
At your place.
OK.
The land is beginning to die,
and the soil grows cold.
So the Earth continues its descent
into night
and we mourn the days drawing
shorter.
Six months of light,
and six months of dark.
The Earth goes to sleep,
and later wakes again.
Oh, dark mother
we honor you this night
. .and dance in your shadows.
We embrace that which is the
darkness.
Without the night, there is no day.
Without death, there is no life.
Great goddesses of the night
.. I thank you.
I am actually still out of breath.
Really?
I am so glad it's not uphill any
more.
Are you OK?
It's fine, it's fine.
You are so slow.
Shut up. Ooh.
Watch out, there's something coming
up behind us.
Get off the road! What?
Quick, Abbie!
Ah!
Abbie!
Ah!
So
what were you doing on
the hills so late?
A ritual.
Lighting a candle, that type of
thing.
For the equinox.
OK.
And on the way back, this vehicle
forced you off the road?
Yeah, no doubt about it,
it drove right at us.
You think it was deliberate?
Is that what you're saying?
Couldn't have been anything else?
Come on, I'll take you home.
It's fine.
I'm good at the halls.
Dad, what are you doing?
I should've stopped.
I just hope those girls are
all right.
We never touched them.
I think we should go home.
You go if you want.
I'm staying.
How do you manage to look sexy
frying sausages, eh?
Years of practice!
Now, leave me alone, will you?
One of the guests might think
there's more on
the menu than just black pudding.
Sorry I missed the book launch.
Oh, can't be helped.
Go and see if the genius is up, will
you?
He's supposed to be giving me
a hand this morning. Aye.
And you will give Abbie a call,
won't you?
She got a real fright last night.
Aye.
Two secs. Sorry, everyone.
Uh
He's not there.
He probably stayed with Bryd.
Will you call her?
Tell you what, I 'll change my shift,
give you a hand, instead. How’s
that, huh?
I 'll do it, then.
Here we go, folks, sorry about the
delay.
Hello?
Hi, Bryd, it's Rachel.
Hi. Is Connor with you?
No, no, he was supposed to come
over
to my place last night, but he never
showed.
I tried calling him, but he hasn't
got back to
He's not with her.
He'll pitch up, hungover, no doubt.
It was his book launch, after all.
You want to take that chance,
after what happened?
Rach, seriously, just wait a wee
bit.
Hey, Billy, what's up? I'm just on
my way in.
I've got a concern call from a
Rachel Cairns.
They're the folk that took over
the Noss View B&B on Bressay.
The son, Connor, he hasn't returned
home.
How old is he? He's 22.
Two sugar.
When was he last seen?
Yesterday evening.
A book launch at the Harbour Bar.
Oh, there must be a reason
she's this worried?
If there is, she didn't say.
Although, I did notice
their daughter was involved in
an accident last night.
But nothing serious.
OK.
We need to swap.
It's OK. Don't worry.
All right, little girl,
you going to be good for Daddy?
Ohh. All right, there you are.
OK.
Hello. Good morning.
I thought you might need this
on your first day back.
Thank you very much.
So, do you fancy
a wee trip to Bressay?
I 'll fill you in on the way.
Sure.
So, how was the tribunal?
Shite.
Just glad it's over.
I was worried
you weren't coming back.
Yep. Me, too.
How about you?
You getting ANY sleep these days?
Oh, couple of hours a night.
Why? Do I look knackered?
Considering you’ve being acting DI
and you’ve got a newborn baby
at home, you look as fresh as daisy.
Oh, thanks!
I can tell when you're lying,
by the way.
I should probably work on that.
Last year, Connor tried
to take his own life.
It was an overdose.
Some girl he was keen on
at uni was messing him about.
But he's a different person now.
He's got a new girlfriend, Bryd.
She's been really good for him.
She's got him into wild swimming.
Personally, I think
we're panicking over nothing.
So, where is he, Danny?
Hmm, Bryd?
She's a house parent
at the Moray Bridge Halls.
Your daughter was involved in
an accident last night,
is that right?
It was nothing,
just a reckless driver.
It wasn't nothing, Danny,
she could've been seriously hurt.
I meant it's nothing
to do with Connor.
OK. So, when was the last time
you actually spoke to him?
Last night. At the book launch
for his graphic novel.
Jamie is publishing it for him.
Jamie Narey? Yeah.
Yeah. And before that,
what was he doing?
In the morning,
he took his sister, Abbie,
to Lerwick on his scooter.
She stays at the halls during
the week, when she's at school.
And then, he went to the wild swim,
and then, to the book launch.
So, he keeps busy, then. Yeah.
Is he on the Vulnerable
Persons Register?
No, we we didn't do that
because he wasn't keen
on people knowing.
What about his is laptop?
Have you checked that?
For what? If you're looking for
a suicide note, there won’t be one.
Oh, my God!
There might be an email explaining
where he's gone, that's all.
I don't have his password. Sorry.
Could we have a look
around his room?
Yeah yeah, this way.
The drawings are for
his graphic novel.
Is it a story about a Wulver?
Yeah, that's right.
Half-man, half-wolf.
You know the legends?
Yeah, well, my dad used
to tell them to me.
Look, we know he's vulnerable,
so if you give us
his mobile phone number,
and his social media accounts,
and a recent photograph,
then we can try and track him down.
Thank you.
Hmm, sorry, but I have to ask,
if we have to identify him,
in case of an accident,
does he have any piercings, tattoos?
No, no.
But he does always wear
a gold signet ring
with the letter "C" on it,
that we gave him for his 18th.
OK.
What happened to your window?
Er, not sure. The wind, maybe.
It's brutal on this coast.
If you were going somewhere,
you'd take your laptop,
wouldn't you? You would.
Is a bit of a weird coincidence.
Did you notice the dad seems to
know a lot about police procedure?
I got the feeling that
he didn't want us involved.
Yeah.
Let's run a background check on him.
Morning.
Who’s that? PC Lorna Burns.
She's been here a couple of months.
About bloody time.
Where've you been?
God, are you still here?
Good to have you back, sir.
Thanks, Sandy.
Passenger manifests.
No-one by the name of
Connor Cairns on any of them.
Foot passenger? I'll check.
But there's no sign of the scooter
at either the port or the airport.
Or of him from the CCTV
in the town center last night.
Oh, Sandy, can I see the report
from the accident that the sister
was involved in last night?
Yes, of course.
I was thinking, maybe I should
speak to Jamie Narey?
He was supposed
to meet Connor this morning.
Yeah, that's a good idea.
Look, let me sort this out and I 'll
meet you at the Moray Halls,
and then we can talk to the
girlfriend.
Jamie? Hiya.
Can I have a quick word
about Connor Cairns?
Sure. I was just emailing him.
Well, as you know,
his family are concerned.
Hmm, when was the last time
you heard from him?
I saw him at the launch last night.
It's not great timing,
with his book coming out.
Hmm. Did he mention any plans?
No, but he mentioned an ex
on the mainland, recently.
Lynn, I think her name was.
Do you think he could've
gone to see her?
Possibly.
I'm lucky to work with him.
He's such a talent.
So, were you surprised when
Connor didn't show up last night?
Of course. It's not like him.
Did anything happen last night
that might've made him disappear?
Not really.
He said he wanted to go and draw.
Sometimes he likes to sleep
out under the stars,
if he's had a fight with his dad,
or he wants to commune with nature.
Does he not get on with his dad?
Well, they argue a bit,
but nothing major.
Although, there was one thing
that happened last night.
Murry, from the library -
he was acting a little odd,
at the book launch.
That's all I can think of.
Is that Connor's wee sister
over there?
Yes. Do you mind if we have
a word with her?
No, of course. Thanks.
We just wanted to ask you a few
questions about your big brother.
Is that OK? Sure.
So, how's he been lately?
Is there anything worrying him?
No.
Bryd was just saying that Connor
likes to sleep out sometimes.
Do you know where that is?
No, I don’t. Sorry.
But he's got a place that he likes.
It's safe place, he calls it.
I don’t think he likes being
in the B&B much.
Sometimes he says he'd rather
stay in the halls, with me.
Is that because of trouble at home?
No. It's just a joke.
How’s your wrist?
Hear you were involved
in an accident?
Yeah, I'm fine.
You know, if there was anything
that you wanted to tell us,
you can phone DS McIntosh or me
any time you like.
Nobody has to know.
All right, then.
You know he's dead, don't you?
Why would you say a thing like that?
I feel it.
I don't know why, but I just do.
Right, and who might you be?
Just a friend.
Thanks for your help.
There's definitely something
not right about this.
You're not kidding.
It's like Salem in there.
We should head to the library.
No, I no.
Er, I've got to go, I 'll let you
know if I hear anything.
Sure. Absolutely.
Hi, Murry. I'm DS McIntosh,
this is DI Perez.
We're checking on the
whereabouts of Connor Cairns?
I've just heard.
Has nobody heard from him?
Er, not yet, no.
Are you OK?
Yeah, I - I'm just really worried that
something awful's happened to him.
I catastrophize about everything.
How did the book launch go,
everything OK?
Oh, really well, I think.
Nothing odd happen?
No tension between you and Connor?
Er, no.
Oh, that's his book there.
Oh, have it, please.
OK, well, thanks for your time.
If you do think of anything,
give us a call.
All right, it is possible that
Connor Cairns has left Shetland
of his own volition,
but we can't be sure of that yet.
There could be more at
play here, so
This is a vulnerable young man.
For the family's sake,
let's find him.
Do we have any more on
the ex-girlfriend?
Hmm, Lynn Henderson.
They were on the same course
at Glasgow University.
Chemical Engineering.
OK. Let's track her down
and talk to her.
Find out if Connor's
been in contact.
Hmm, Tosh, it would be good to see
the background check
on Danny Cairns.
And locate the scooter, because
we can't rule out an accident yet.
And finally, hmm
I don’t want any of you to think
for a moment that I missed you,
but it is nice to be back.
Oh - didn't take you
for a comics guy.
Ah. It's just work.
Hmm, hello. Hi.
You look great. Thank you.
Er, what can I get you?
Red wine, please.
Excuse me.
Could I have another glass?
Here you go. Thanks very much.
So, what's the comic got
to do with work?
Hmm, we've got a missing person.
And he wrote it.
It's a story about a man
who conceals his identity,
and it turns out that he's a wulver,
which is, he's half-man, half-wolf.
Yeah, I've met a
few of them in my time.
I'm sure. Me, too.
Slainte. Here's to you. Cheers.
Connor?
Connor?
I can't believe you just said that.
It was nice to
finally get that drink.
Yeah. Yeah, it was.
Well, I'm this way.
Yeah, I - I'm up there. OK.
See you around?
OK.
OK. Goodnight. Goodnight.
So fucking stupid.
Where have you been?
Just getting some air.
Look, are you going to call
the police about last night?
Listen we should talk to
the guests first.
Maybe it's some kind of joke.
Or maybe not, Danny.
Morning.
Oh, shit!
You need to see this.
Danny Cairns is an ex-cop.
Convicted on corruption charges.
Served two years.
We need to know exactly what
you're involved in,
and I need to know now.
I was based in Ayr.
And I stole drugs from a young
drug dealer called Pepper Waldron.
I was trying to put pressure
on him to become an informant.
It backfired.
He was killed.
Hit-and - run.
A hit-and - run?
That almost happened
to your daughter.
What's going on? Is it Connor?
They know. About me.
I'm sorry, we should've
said something. You think?
Do you realise how much
time you've wasted?
Is there anyone involved in what
you've told us that has
a grudge against you?
Pepper's family blamed me
for his death.
It was three years ago.
They don't even know where we live.
They could have found you, easily!
Is there anything else that
we need to know?
Last night, somebody broke in
. .and they stabbed all my kitchen
knives into the counter,
and then, they left.
OK.
Let's have a look at the knives.
Sandy, can you get me any members
of Danny Cairns' old team in Ayr?
And get me the details of the death
of a dealer called Pepper Waldron,
and any family members of interest.
Yes, of course.
Look, I've just spoken
to Lynn Henderson, Connor's ex.
But she says they
only dated a few times.
She says there was other
stuff going on with him,
and the family just wanted
someone to blame.
OK, then.
I can't wait any longer!
Rachel, don't.
Leave the searching to
the police. Please!
Oh, God.
No
Lerwick Police.
Rachel, what made you come up
here looking for him?
Well, I've been thinking
about his safe place.
So, I've been checking out parts of
the island which he loves the most.
I have to ask you.
Why did he need somewhere safe
in the first place?
For some peace and quiet.
He's a sensitive soul.
And I would appreciate it if you
stopped the veiled accusations
against my family,
and you just find my son!
Tosh. Seal off the area and get
a forensics team up here.
Boss. Billy, this is now
a high-risk case.
Get Connor's photograph out
on the PNC with the usual notice,
and get his information out
on social media.
OK. And then, call the divers.
I'm going to need them to take
a look in the water
up at Stromness Voe.
The Flett brothers boat has
got a sounder.
I'll ask Ally to get over there now.
And warn them that they might
find a body.
OK.
Sandy? So, I spoke to a DS
at Ayr Station.
He says Danny's story about
the informant is a lie.
He stole drugs to sell them on,
and he didn't give a damn
who got hurt.
Danny is bad news.
Sir. There's some locals
arriving to search for Connor.
I've tried to talk to them,
but they're determined.
So sorry to hear about your son.
We're just visiting,
but we'd like to help if we can.
That's good of you, but I wouldn't
want it to spoil your trip.
So, what do you think's
happened to him?
We're not sure.
Look, thanks for the offer,
but I've got to go.
Nicole, what are you doing?
Just being a concerned citizen.
This isn't right.
It's got to stop, now. No yet.
Dad, come on.
OK, it's going to be light
for a few hours yet, so
I want you to go with them.
I don’t want to have to send a
search party out for the search party.
Does that sound OK?
Who’s that with Bryd Fleming?
I don't recognise him.
I think he's staying at
the guest house on Bressay.
Rachel.
Look, there's a chance that
Connor might be hurt,
so I think you should
leave this to the others.
Look, if he is out there hurt,
then I want to be
the one who finds him.
Yeah, I know how you feel but
No, you don't know how I feel.
Keep an eye on her. Will do, sir.
Hey, there. We haven't met before,
I'm DI Perez.
Lloyd Anderson.
Are those some of Connor's drawings
in there? That's right.
I was giving him drawing lessons.
Oh, how long did you work with him?
A few months.
He just needs some
pointers here and there.
So, you’re an artist yourself, then?
I am. I sort of make a living.
So, you’re not going on
the search, then?
Don't misunderstand me.
I pray he's alive.
But that's not how it
usually plays out, is it?
What, do you think
he took his own life?
I can't say, but Connor was
He was too sensitive for this world.
He took on board all the bad stuff.
Couldn't switch off from it.
It ate away at him.
Hi, Ally, it's Sandy.
Have you found anything?
Not so far.
Don’t worry how
insignificant, just let us know.
We don’t have time for this, Ally.
What are you expecting to find?
I just want to help if I can.
That baby is far too beautiful
to be yours.
Carol Anne? Hi. Hello.
It's a long time, no see.
Yeah, and I can see you've
been busy.
Aye, yeah, she's, uh,
keeping me on my toes.
Aren't you, Louise?
Well, it is a tonic to see you.
You got time for another coffee?
Yeah, got all the time in
the world.
I 'll give you that.
Oh, thank you.
That is mine.
Right.
What good's this going to do?
Nobody should get away
with what he did.
Come on, move.
Come on. Grab the bag.
That way.
Go.
Connor. No.
Connor.
You bastards.
You bastards!
You bastards.
You bastards!
Did you see him, Dad?
I thought he was going to have
a fuckin' heart attack.
Oh, my God.
The vehicle's registered
to Cameron Waldron.
I could have told you that.
I recognized him.
You're saying it's Pepper's family
who did this? Do they have Connor?
I don't know.
Tosh?
We've found them.
Arrest them.
Let's go.
Where's Connor?
We know about your brother.
And we have the knives from
the Cairns' kitchen,
which I'm pretty sure are going to
have your prints all over them.
Pepper wasn’t my brother.
So, what was Pepper to you?
My cousin.
You blame Danny Cairns
for Pepper's death?
But not the people who actually
killed him?
They wouldn't have touched him,
if it wasn’t for Cairns.
So this is the only justice I'm
going to get.
Are you saying you've
harmed Connor?
That's your words, no mine.
Is that Pepper?
I get the feeling you probably told
him a million times
to try and sort himself out,
is that right?
Nicole, I understand grief.
You need a release.
To lash out.
Connor Cairns didn't cause
your grief.
So I'm going to ask you once again.
Do you know where he is?
Even if I did,
I still wouldn't tell you.
Your daughter's in very deep water.
And if it turns out that
Connor Cairn's has been harmed,
it's going to get an awful lot
worse.
We didn't come here to hurt anyone.
Why did you come here?
What you've got to understand is,
Nicole loved Pepper
like a brother.
More than a brother, if I'm honest.
They were so close
it wasn't healthy.
Then after Pepper died,
she became obsessed with Cairns.
She did everything
to track him down.
But I swear she didn't do anything
to that boy.
So his disappearance was
a happy accident,
then you then used that to taunt
the family?
Aye.
She just wanted them
to suffer like she did.
Abbie and her friend?
That was you, wasn't it?
And the knives? Yeah.
We just wanted to give 'em
a fright.
That was all.
What's your instinct,
DI Perez? You believe him?
I do.
So this was about rubbing salt in
the wounds of
the Cairns family and nothing more?
That's my call, yes.
The preliminary forensic report on
the camper-van.
No blood. No sign of a struggle.
What do you want me to do with
the pair of them?
Release under investigative lib.
Hmm, are you sure that's
a good idea?
That's my call, yes.
It seems a risk to let them go now.
What if they had accomplices?
Or they used a different vehicle
to abduct him?
I don’t think they have him.
I think we should be focusing
on finding Connor.
Get them off the isles
and get them out of my sight.
Will do.
How’s it going, anyway?
Any sign of Connor?
Oh. Honestly,
I'd rather not talk about all that,
if that's OK?
Actually I, uh,
I bumped into Carol Anne today.
And she was saying that everyone at
her work's got
a theory about what happened
to him.
Carol Anne Mane?
Hmm.
Didn't you used to go out with her?
Did I? just-just for
a couple months.
I thought it was longer.
What, are you jealous? Oh,
you think your man's still got it
then, do ya?
I didn't say that.
Maybe she's desperate.
Oh.
What makes you so keen to find him?
If your son was missing,
you'd want people to look for him.
Ally, let's call it a night.
We've wasted enough time on this.
Just a bit longer.
You know they found Pictish treasure
here in the '50s,
maybe we should go for
a treasure hunt.
It's taken millions of years
to make all this.
And now we're going to destroy it.
Are you listening?
I said there might be
treasure here.
Really?
Yeah. Well, I could do
with some treasure.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Meg. Hi. Come in. Thanks. Hmm, I
won't stay, though.
There's, there's a party down at the
beach
because it's the equinox,
apparently.
Hmm, I just wondered if you fancied
coming for a bit?
You know what, I'd love to,
but I've got work to do.
So, take a break.
I don’t think I can.
OK. Sorry.
No, it's, it's fine.
Here, look, I 'll get it.
Hi, Meg, you on your own?
You want to come and join us?
Hmm, thanks, I'm meeting someone.
Tea for two.
I'm sorry for being a dick.
Well, it's fine. You're here now.
Cheers.
Cheers to you.
Listen, about earlier.
When you used your work as
an excuse not to come out
with me, you mean?
Is that what I did?
It's OK. I get it.
You're protecting yourself.
You don't want to get hurt again.
But just so you to know,
neither do I.
Billy. Ally's sounder's picking up
something on
the bottom of Stromness Voe.
They're bringing it up now.
OK.
Sorry.
Ally fishes here regularly,
it's been recently dumped.
It could be nothing,
but we thought you should know.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Connor?!
What the hell are they doing
here?
Sandy, keep them away from here,
Alex, help him.
Sorry. Stop right there.
Is it Connor? Please tell me.
Sorry, you are not allowed any
closer.
This is a crime scene.
You are not allowed any closer.
You have to stay back.
But it's my son.
Sorry, but you just have to wait.
Oh, God.
It isn't Connor.
Please go home.
Well, if it's not Connor,
then who the hell is it?