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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in iScot Magazine A Fatal Contagion.
Day 1. Tuesday, 14 April 2020
1 Detective Inspector Angus Blue leaned on the wall and looked out over Oban Harbour. It was going to be a good day for mid– April. The sky was blue, the air still. Nothing moved. Even the water was ...
Day 2. Wednesday 15 April 2020
6 Blue reached the police station not long after eight the next morning. Another sunny day. He got a coffee and a bacon roll from the canteen, and took them to his office. There wasn’t much to see fr...
Day 3. Thursday 16 April 2020
8 Next morning the eight a.m. boat had a significant police presence. In addition to Blue and Vunsells, with an unmarked car from the station pool, were the three SOCOs and their big white van. Since...
I was Framed
Version 1 “Well,” he said, “Let’s hope this reveals all. I’ll leave it with you, Steve, but I’ll need two copies.” “Wait here,” said Belford. He put the sheaf of paper into another evidence bag. Vuns...
Day 4. Friday 17 April 2020
10 Blue was in at eight the next morning. He’d arranged to meet Vunsells at eight thirty in the canteen, where there was plenty room. They sat themselves at opposite ends of a corner table, with coff...
Day 5. Saturday 18 April 2020
12 Saturday morning was overcast. Perfect weather for driving. On the way to Crianlarich Blue, who was at the wheel, asked Vunsells to sum up where she thought they’d got to on the case. “OK, boss. W...