Only God can judge me

MONDAY

A Forensic based mystery drama Serial for Television same as many detective series such as Taggart, C.S.I., Waking the dead, or Silent Witness.

Premise

A couple of tourists discover skeletal remains in a caravan in a remote Scottish glen. The local police investigate.

Highland police are not equipped to deal with a detailed forensic examination and have to summon help from further afield.

CAST LIST (can be easily altered depending on series used)

Principal Members

NIKKI (Doctor Nikki Alexander) - Forensic Pathologist from London.

CASSIE (Doctor Cassandra Delalio)– Pathologist from New Zealand.

STEVIE (Doctor Stephen Mallory)- General Practitioner from New Zealand.

ROSS (Constable Ross Murdoch) – Local Police Constable.

Major Members

WILSON (Sgt Robert Wilson) – Highland police superior.

CATRIONA (Catriona Ramsey) – Highland police Constable.

GREG (Greg Templeton) – Laboratory Technician from Police HQ in Glasgow.

TONY (Tony Newton) – Professional footballer (retired).

Minor members

JAMIE (Constable Jamie Fraser) - Highland police Constable.

CALLUM (Constable Callum Munro) - Highland police Constable.

CAMMY (A local bus driver in his 50s).

HUGHIE (Proprietor of the General store).

JOE (A local glazing contractor).

Extras

A Ceilidh is full of local revelers (for finale scenes).

Locals and some police officers from the Scottish Rural community.

MONDAY

EXT.SCENE 1: Remote Scottish highlands road.

The rugged rural landscape of a Loch, a Glen, and a Munro in the near distance.

A very old bus/coach is seen during opening credits winding its way along a deserted single-track road noisily struggling to reach a remote stop.

The bus eventually reaches a remote village store GLEN MAREE GENERAL STORE AND POST OFFICE where it stops, and the driver turns off the engine.

DRIVER (Cammy) stretches and yawns.

Staggers to his feet to convey he has been in the seated position for a good few hours.

The driver notices that there are only two people on board – a young couple asleep in each other's arms towards the rear section.

CAMMY: (Shouts) Glen Maree - End of the line. All ashore that's going ashore.

(The young couple does not respond so the driver edges his way to where they are and rouses the male by poking him in the shoulders area.)

(STEVIE is Denim clad man in his late-thirties looks like he hasn't shaved in several days. His eyes flicker open and he yawns as he looks around him.)

STEVIE: (In New Zealand accent) Where are we?

CAMMY: Glen Maree Sir – the end of the line.

STEVIE: Oh okay – be with you in a moment – Cassie... honey...