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Tosh pinned a map of Shetland to the board. The outer islands, the voes, the hidden inlets. “Connor worked as a mechanic at the Lerwick boatyard. He had access to every vessel in the harbor’s maintenance log. But six months ago, he started logging extra hours. Night shifts. No overtime claimed.”

“So what do you do?”

He moved toward the door. Perez didn’t step aside. Instead, he leaned in, voice low. “You made one mistake, Mr. Slater. You threatened Helen Vik. Connor’s mother. He wasn’t trying to go to the police. He was trying to warn her. That’s why he called the blocked number—not to talk to you, but to record you. He was wearing a wire the night he died.” shetland s07e02 msv

“Your son is dead, Mr. Cairns. And you waited two days to tell us. Why?” Tosh pinned a map of Shetland to the board

Back at the station, Tosh had a lead. “The blocked number Connor called? I traced it to a burner phone bought in Aberdeen. But the day before Connor died, that phone pinged a tower in Lerwick. And guess whose rental car was logged near that tower at the same time?” He had access to every vessel in the

The wind howled. Somewhere beyond the voe, a white boat turned off its lights and slipped into the night. The MSV had won a battle. But the war—the real war against the invisible men who treated Shetland like their private cash machine—had only just begun.

John cracked. Not dramatically, but like a hull taking on water. “He came to me two weeks ago. Said he was in trouble. Said he’d been working for a man—a man from the mainland. He wouldn’t tell me the name. Just that they’d promised him a way out. A new life in Norway for him and his mother.”