Iain Cuthbertson incarnant
Épisodes 41
A Cry For Help
An old woman lies dying by the side of the road. Sutherland knows his way of life is at stake.
Lire la suiteThe Sea
The new Depute Fiscal in the town of Glendoran conducts a Fatal Accident Enquiry. But did Ian Campbell fall accidentally from the deck of the fishing boat 'Alert' or will the Court find a murderer among the witnesses? Will Sutherland have to admit that blood is sometimes not as thick as water?
Lire la suiteThe Travelling People
Why should a beautiful girl be running through a wood in the middle of the night carrying a 12 lb. salmon? And who shot her?
Lire la suiteThe Dutchies
What matters more - that justice should be served or that a whole town should be ruined? Sutherland has to decide whether the Law serves the people or the people serve the Law.
Lire la suiteThe Running Man
Who is 'The Milkie'? Why was he trying to get to Glendoran? And who was chasing him?
Lire la suiteThe Return
Why has Stella Ross returned to Glendoran? Who is threatening her life? And what can Sutherland do to prevent a second tragedy in her life?
Lire la suiteThe Ship
A valuable pendant is the first link in a chain which takes Sutherland all around the world to end where he started.
Lire la suiteThe Runaway
With the best intentions Christine tries to help young Mary Campbell. And puts the girl in terrible danger.
Lire la suiteThe Climb
A man is dead. Why? Sutherland and Duthie have to climb a killer mountain to find the truth. And the last time Sutherland climbed there was a terrible tragedy.
Lire la suiteThe Family
Sutherland becomes involved in a vendetta and has a hard choice to make when the hunter becomes the hunted.
Lire la suiteThe House
Speaking Gaelic, building a house and shooting at a rabbit on land can land you in the High Court. Or so one old man finds out. Sutherland finds himself dealing with the spirit of the '45.
Lire la suiteThe Prodigal
A young delinquent sets fire to a local petrol station. In order to present the full case Sutherland finds himself not only prosecuting but defending as well.
Lire la suiteThe Killing
What is the difference between killing and murder? The soldier and the poisoner both know, but Sutherland has the most difficult decision of his career to make.
Lire la suiteThe Thirteenth Man
The power of the sea should never be taken lightly. When a notorious whirlpool claims several lives it's important for Sutherland to lay the blame on the right shoulders.
Lire la suiteCaesar's Wife
When a respectable woman, a personal friend of Sutherland's, is arrested for shoplifting it soon becomes evident that vital information is being withheld. Why?
Lire la suiteThe Condemned
A twenty year old murder still casts a long shadow. Especially when the son of the convicted murderer throws doubts on the infallibility of the Law.
Lire la suiteThe Break
When a trawler skipper is beaten up and doesn't lay a complaint, Dr. Roberts is intrigued. So is Sutherland.
Lire la suiteThe Retreat
A guilty boy is allowed to go free and Sutherland's professional problems clash with some deeply personal ones. The outcome could well change his life.
Lire la suiteThe Winner
A light aircraft engages in some dangerous stunt flying and the pilot is killed. Accident or murder?
Lire la suiteThe Partnership
Who or what caused the death of Ian Mackay? Whatever the answer there are problems for the widow, the business partner and, Sutherland discovers, the insurance man.
Lire la suiteThe Evidence
A woman is found dead by the roadside. Is she the victim of a hit and run driver - or of a murderer?
Lire la suiteIn at the Deep End
""See for yourself, sir - you were booked in as a single. Mrs. Shaw wasn't with you, sir. You were alone.""
Lire la suiteA Slight Case of Matrimony
""I simply said every time we run into the Reverend Mr. McNeill he glares at us. As if we're living in sin because HE didn't marry us!""
Lire la suiteNo Second Chance
""It shouldn't be there. There comes a time in the life of gelignite when it loses its sense of humour.""
Lire la suiteA Murmur of Malice
""Yes. I can't be sure, but it looks as though one of them must have found out about me.""
Lire la suiteThe Italian Debt
""You believed those two men came from the Water Board, so you let them in...!""
Lire la suiteA Lady of Considerable Talent
""David, I think I've put my foot in it. But what IS Mr. Sutherland doing in Edinburgh?""
Lire la suiteCreatures in a Private Zoo
""Still and all, why would somebody be on the river signalling at that time of night?""
Lire la suiteA Good Place for Murder
""There's not much I can tell you - except that a very likeable police officer seems to have got himself into considerable trouble.""
Lire la suiteA Matter of Self-defence
""Ten to one it's grisly. They seem to reserve those for the small hours!""
Lire la suiteThe Rag Doll
""The poor wee soul's dead. An inquiry isn't going to help her.""
Lire la suiteThe End of the Good Times
""Fallon doesn't represent anyone unless he's asked for. McKinney didn't ask for him, so who did?""
Lire la suiteThe Fixer
""We're enquiring into the theft of a cheque book and a bank card, Mrs. Sutherland. We'd be glad if you could help us with information.""
Lire la suiteJacob's Ladder
""It seems to me that this Jacob's Ladder is very steep, very difficult and damned dangerous!""
Lire la suiteBlind Jump
""Forsyth walked to a phone box himself to dial 999. He was alone when an ambulance got there. He claimed last night he was the driver - but he wasn't!""
Lire la suiteSmall Print
""A fire can smoulder for hours before it... becomes a fire, so to speak.""
Lire la suiteThe Eye of the Chameleon
""A little genteel courtship, and then he decamps with every penny he can lay his hands on!""
Lire la suiteMurphy
""No, no, Mrs. Sutherland. I don't feel the same about human beings as I do about horses.""
Lire la suiteNext Year, in Jerusalem
""Funny, isn't it? They wear their hats - we take ours off!""
Lire la suiteThe Hot Water Boat
""There's no way we can get around the fact that the gun was fired - in the direction of another person!""
Lire la suiteShades of Black
""All the same, would you not agree that he's got too much power? As a Fiscal, I mean.""
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