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[Man] Previously on Arctic Air.

Constable Gallagher.

Blake Laviolette.

Blake.

Blake.
(sobbing)

Blake saved my life, he's a good guy.

Yeah, he is.

- The only difference
between you and me is luck.

You really hate me that much?

Choke on it.

Bobby Martin's a dead man.

You're not like your brother.

Every time I see him,

it looks like he wants to rip off my head.

(plane propeller whirring)

[Lindsay] Why didn't you invite me?

You were there on police duty,

I didn't think you
wanted to blur the lines.

A cop's still gotta eat.

- What if somebody rolled
a joint after dinner?

Not saying that that happened,

but you know, could get awkward.

- I'm supposed to build
relationships in the communities.

If you took me along when you
went to your friend's houses-

Okay.

Next time I get invited for
caribou pie, you'll be my date.

Happy?

I'm a lot of fun in social situations.

I'm sure you are.

Dinner's on me tonight.

You can decide for yourself.

if I'd embarrass you in
front of your friends.

I never said you'd embarrass me.

- [Krista] Blake this
is Krista, do you read?

Copy Krista, go ahead.

Where are you?

About 15 minutes south of Wrigley.

Divert southwest to Collins Bay.

Sergeant Lauderhill just called

and there's been a death up there.

He needs an officer on the scene,

Lindsay's the closest.

Death?

Who?

- [Krista] It was an accident,
that's all he'd tell me.

Roger that, we can be there in 45.

[Krista] Copy.

Well, you're off the hook tonight.

Can't even buy me a drink.

Collins Bay is dry.

(plane propeller whirring)

(soft music)

(dog barking)

(footsteps crunching in snow)

Constable Gallagher.

What's your name?

Ben.

We were told not to move the body.

So a bunch of us have
been keeping the dogs away

'til you got here.

Appreciate that, Ben.

So what happened here?

Guess she froze to death.

(soft music)

That's Desi Clement.

You knew her?

Flew her down to YK once.

But Bobby, she was like his little sister.

(soft music)

(opening theme music)

(crows cawing)

(camera clicking)

Who found her?

Her neighbor Francine.

Came out this morning
and saw her lying there.

Real shock for all of us.

She's a nice girl.

- [Lindsay] What was
Desi doing last night?

- I don't know, that's
her house right there.

I can smell booze on her.

[Ben ] Probably drinking.

Passed out.

It was pretty cold last night.

I thought your community was dry.

Doesn't stop the stuff from getting in.

[Lindsay] Yeah.

What are you gonna do with her?

(sighs)

Let's take her down the coroner in YK,

he'll determine official cause of death.

Let's get her in the shed,

keep her frozen until we're ready to fly.

(woman sighs)

(door creaks open)

Should be able to fly her down tomorrow.

(crow cawing)

(ominous music)

(Lindsay sighs)

Can you go find Francine?

(ominous music)

It okay if I call Bobby now?

Sure.

I need to take statements.

(unzipping coat)

(ominous music)

(Blake sighs)

- But if I leave my equipment
up there over the winter,

it's gonna be nothing but a
pile of rust come breakup.

- And we'd love to take
your money Russell,

but for what it's gonna
cost to bring it down.

You're better off paying for storage.

Yeah, but where?

There's nothing up there,
except the lodge we just built.

Like, I need my stuff down here

in case another job comes up.

Okay, but it's not gonna be cheap.

- Hey man, whatever you
can do for me, you know.

- You can probably tack
your gear on another flight.

Ah, that'd be awesome.

(phone ringing)

I should take this.

Yeah, take it easy all right.

(voice talking on radio indistinctly)

Blake, what's up?

(soft music)

- I'm sorry Bobby, I
know she was like family.

- Yeah, my dad pulled
her out from foster care

and she lived with us for two years.

Awful, what happened.

This is just a really sad situation.

I appreciate you calling.

I'll break the news to my sister.

(disconnecting call)

(Blake sighing)

(sad music)

She was so happy with Sam.

Selling her bead work.

Things were finally
turning around for her.

Sober over a year.

- And she told me that
moving to Collins Bay

saved her life Bobby.

Then the booze always finds
its way back in again.

- You know, we don't
even know how she got it.

You know, maybe she brought it back

the last time she was in the city.

- Come on Bobby, she's been
in Collins Bay for months.

Somebody had to have sold it to her.

Nobody's gonna do anything about it.

Well, our sister's dead.

Somebody's gotta be held accountable.

(soft music)

(knocking on door)

(soft music)

(door opening)

I'm sorry.

If there's anything I can do.

I thought you'd be with
the others at Desi's.

I don't wanna see her like that.

What about your friends, your family?

You shouldn't be alone.

Don't wanna talk to anybody right now.

[Blake] I just came by to tell you,

I didn't know Desi that well,

but I know how much she meant to you and-

We broke up.

When?

Three weeks ago.

(sighs)

Man.

She started drinking again.

Clean 18 months

and then

I know you helped her get sober.

Yeah.

But she was my rock.

Brought her here to start a new life

and it was better.

(dramatic music)

Constable Gallagher's here.

She'll wanna talk to you.

Why?

She's just getting the info

she needs to complete a report.

- But she doesn't know
me and Desi broke up.

I'm sure she'll hear about it.

Why?

Just sounds bad.

Sam, nobody's saying this is anything

but a terrible accident.

- It's just, talking to cops
never goes well for Indians.

(man sighs)

Thanks for coming,

means a lot.

(door opening)

(dramatic music)

(door closing)

(dramatic music)

(door creaking open)

- [Lindsay]] Did Desi
have a lot of arguments

in the middle of the night?

No.

- You didn't think that was
strange enough to get out of bed

and take a look out the window?

None of my business.

Did you recognize the man's voice?

I already told you.

No.

All right.

Thanks Francine.

I've got your number if I
have any more questions.

(unzipping coat)

(door creaking shut)

- She heard Desi arguing
with a guy last night?

[Lindsay] Yeah.

What?

- I just talked to Sam,
Desi's ex-boyfriend.

[Bobby] I'm not asking you to shut down

every bootlegger in the north.

I'm asking you to find the person

who brought the booze into Collins Bay.

- You know how much a bottle
of whiskey goes for up there?

A couple hundred bucks.

That's right.

And the penalty's a $50 fine.

Our priority has to be
enforcing territorial laws.

What you're talking about is
a local bylaw infringement.

It's the folks at Collins
Bay who voted to go dry.

And you need to respect that.

Look, Desi moved to Collins Bay

because it was supposed to
be a safe place to recover.

I'm sorry for your loss.

And I appreciate you taking the time

to voice your concerns, Mr. Martin.

(car door opening)

(car engine starting)

I mean, his girlfriend froze to death.

- Ex-girlfriend.

So anyone would act weird, right?

Hey, it's Gallagher.

I need you to run a name for me.

Sam Gordon.

(dramatic music)

Send me the details.

Yeah, thanks.

(Lindsay disconnecting call)

(dramatic music)

Your buddy Sam has a record.

For what?

Aggravated assault.

(dramatic music)

- [Blake] His gun's
gone, it was over here.

(Lindsay sighs)

He's pulled a runner.

(dialing phone)

Sir, it's Gallagher.

Yeah, the death in Collins Bay,

it's starting to look
like a possible homicide.

(dramatic music)

(dog barking)

Where would Sam go?

I don't know.

Everyone here's got quads.

He could be anywhere.

Sam's a trapper right?

How far does his line run?

60, 80 K, maybe a hundred.

North of here?

(dog barking)

South?

He's my friend.

- I'm just trying to get
his side of the story.

North.

How wide of a stretch does it cover?

25, maybe 30 K.

His dad left him a good line.

Does he have a cabin up there?

3000 square kilometers of bush,

he's gotta have a cabin.

Can you find me a quad?

Thanks.

I'm going with you.

- Look, he's armed and
potentially dangerous.

- I can't ask you-
- You didn't ask,

I volunteered.

Look, I know him.

Let me find him.

Maybe I can help.

Okay.

But you're not a cop and
you don't have a gun.

So ground rules, you drive, I cover you.

But if we run into any trouble,

you stay the hell back
and let me handle it.

Of course.

(indistinct radio chatter)

Well, the cops aren't do a damn thing.

Collins Bay has no road access.

The only way to get booze
in there is by plane.

We gotta find the pilot who flew it in.

- (woman scoffs)
- And then what?

Ring his frigging neck.

How do you know it's a him?

There are about 20 female pilots in town

and none of them would be this boneheaded.

- Do you really think
this is just stupidity?

Some idiot pilot left
a bottle in his plane.

It's way more likely it
was somebody selling it.

Well, let's start by finding out

who logged flights to Collins
Bay in the last two weeks.

- Murray Carter's up there
all the time and he's in town.

I saw him at the coffee shop this morning.

All right I'll take a run to his hanger,

ask him if he's seen anything.

- Yeah look out, he's
still sore at your dad

and I for firing him in '91.

(metal clanging)

Murray.

Ivarson send you?

Heard you were short on pilots.

That's not why I'm here.

Actually, I was just wondering

if you were in Collin's Bay recently?

Why?

Somebody flew booze in there.

So?

Where were you last night?

I was in Tuk.

You can ask Laird, he saw
me come in this morning.

Thanks for your time.

Hi, Bobby Martin.

Laird Buchanan.

So I gotta ask.

Nah, nah, nah.

Murray's an idiot, but there's
no way he's running booze.

He was in Tuk.

You're a pilot?

You ever fly to Collins Bay?

No, mostly do Hay River,

but a few weeks ago buddy of mine

saw a pilot unloading some boxes.

It was sometime after midnight.

In Collins bay?

Who's the pilot?

No idea.

But apparently he's
got a 150, real beauty.

Don't suppose you got her call letters?

I think it was blue and white.

Thanks.

(motor revving)

- Two sets of tracks, which
ones do you wanna follow?

- Looks like the same
tread pattern on both.

[Blake] We don't even know if the tracks

we've been following are Sam's,

could be anybody's.

It's a strange way to go.

Unless you're trying to disappear.

Maybe.

It's worth a shot.

Let's try it.

(footsteps crunching in snow)

(engine starting)

(engine revving)

- How many more pilots logged
flights into Collins Bay?

- I found another three
we should track down.

I just got off the phone
with Gail Marchand.

She flew some American
hunters in there last week.

Any booze?

She got into an argument with them.

They didn't understand
why she wouldn't let them

bring beer on board.

They never do.

- She swears she left
it on the tarmac in YK.

I'm gonna double check her story.

How's it going with you?

- I struck out with
the commercial outfits.

If their pilots are
flying into Collins Bay,

it's on their own time
with their own planes.

- We're probably looking
at an independent.

Any leads on that 150 Bobby called in?

No, not yet.

Maybe I'll take a box of donuts

over to Gordon up at transport.

His office has a file on every
aircraft in the Territories.

He'll be thrilled to see you.

Wait, look who flew into
Collins Bay yesterday.

(dramatic music)

(engine running)

(dramatic music)

(engine cutting)

Anything?

(woman sighs)

He could be anywhere by now.

- You wanna go back, follow
the other set of tracks?

- Even if they're his, he'd
have a huge lead by now.

He could be ahead of us.

We don't know for sure
this is the wrong trail.

(unzipping coat)

I'm calling for backup,

but we need to find him
before we lose the light.

I need a bird's eye view.

[Man] Hey Bobby,

that pilot who gave you the tip

about the blue and white 150,

what was his name?

Laird Buchanan.

[Man] According to the flight logs,

he flew into Collins Bay yesterday.

He lied to me.

- And we called the
strip manager to confirm.

He said that Laird's
plane was already gone

when he showed up for work this morning.

[Bobby] Thanks.

Hey.

Where's Laird?

Left.

Where'd he go?

What am I, his babysitter?

He took off right after you did.

- He told me that he
doesn't fly into Collins Bay

and I got proof he was there last night.

- So?
- Why'd he lie to me?

How the hell would I know?

I think he's flying booze in there

and I'm guessing you're his partner.

- (man scoffs)
- What, are you kidding me?

You think I'd risk my license,
my business like that?

But you knew Laird was bootleg?

Nah, I barely know the guy.

I just sublet hanger space to him.

- Well, do you have a
number or an address?

- I think I might have his
cell written somewhere.

(drilling)

(door closing)

(bottles clanking)

Hey, I need a favor.

- And here I thought you were
giving a break on our cargo

'cause we're buds.

No.

[Bobby] Look, I'm looking for a pilot

who might have flown
booze into Collins Bay.

His name is Laird Buchanan.

Okay.

- He lied to me outright,
but we know he was up there.

(man scoffs)

Are you a bush pilot cop now?

(man laughs)

You know my little sister got drunk

and died in Collins Bay last night.

Sorry.

- Look, I need to know
if Laird's a bootlegger.

Come on, if you know anything-

- Last I heard, Laird
was working for Bruce.

Bruce Ward?

I heard he was running booze,

but I don't know if he
was in Collin's Bay.

So listen, you didn't hear
that from me, all right.

I don't need the blowback.

Yeah, not a word.

[Kimbo] Unbelievable, huh?

You got a lot of balls showing
your face around here Martin.

Stay away from me, Kimbo.

(dramatic music)

- What the hell's he
doing in here Russell?

He's bringing my gear down for me, okay.

Just chill.

(dramatic music)

[Woman] Biggest moose he ever got.

No bullet holes,

hit him between the eyes.

How much?

Five grand.

It's a good deal, Bruce.

This is how you treat your own.

Trying to scam me like
I'm some city Indian?

$2500.

You got a problem with that?

(car engine running)

(car door opening)

Bruce.

(car door slamming shut)

Somebody's flying booze into Collins Bay.

Yeah, so?

It needs to end now.

I don't got time for this crap.

I know Laird Buchanan works for you.

(man grunting)-

Get the hell off of me.

You sent him up there with booze.

- Even if I was
bootlegging, which I'm not,

you think I'd hire that screw up?

I fired him from a warehouse
job six months ago.

You stop now.

Or I'll shut down Ward Trucking.

Yeah right.

How you gonna do that Wonder Boy?

Piece by piece.

(man scoffs)

- Bobby Martin, on a
quest to save his people.

My heart soars.

This one of your sister's latest crusades?

Desi is dead.

What happened?

She passed out and froze.

So she drank herself to death.

No surprise there.

You went out with her.

Yeah, in high school.

So she means nothing to you now.

What do you want, a freaking eulogy?

Desi was weak,

like all the others who
can't get it together.

(footsteps on stairs)

(engine revving)

I could call my contact at city hall.

She'll make it hell for Bruce
when his permits come up.

- Going after his company's
not gonna stop him,

we have to hit him where it hurts.

Money, that's all he cares about.

And his grandmother.

- Deanna-

Dorothy's luncheon today is at the hall.

She's being honored for
her work in the community.

[Woman] My cousin and I are going.

- All her family and
friends are gonna be there.

- That's why Bruce was
buying the moose hide.

[Woman] He adores her Bobby.

(woman sighs)

She's the one person in this
world that he cares about.

[Woman] You can't do that.

You don't turn family against each other.

And today of all days?

A few months ago,

I still believed that
Bruce had some good in him.

But this?

He has to be stopped.

- Bruce Ward is not the source
of all evil in this world.

He sent up the booze that killed Desi.

That's enough.

Who told you Bruce is behind all this?

A friend.

How reliable is this friend?

Does he have proof?

Why are you defending him?

I'm not.

But you have tunnel vision
when it comes to this guy.

He burned down a chief's house

and he tried to run me off the road.

- You are talking about
ripping his family apart.

If that's what it takes.

Bobby, what do you wanna do here,

stop him from bootlegging
or destroy him personally?

This is not personal.

It's about stopping a criminal.

And we should have done
that a long time ago.

(dramatic music)

Did you talk to him?

He didn't care Desi Clement was dead.

Said she brought it on to herself.

(soft music)

(woman sighs)

I'm sorry about your little sister.

(speaking in Indigenous language)

I know it isn't

and I mean no disrespect.

But for years he's been
hurting more and more people.

And for me, for us,
this is the last straw.

(soft music)

- You've lost your parents
and a daughter to drinking.

Bruce lost his mother.

You've always been there
for him when nobody else was

He'll listen to you.

- You and Bruce were
little devils growing up.

We were.

I never could tell who was the worst.

Probably me.

Well, you made your choices.

(soft music)

And you learned from your mistakes.

(soft music)

My grandson has to make his.

(soft music)

(Dorothy sighs)

Excuse me, I've got to get ready.

- When your grandson shows
up today with a gift for you,

remember who he hurt to pay for it.

(soft music)

(people laughing and talking indistinctly)

[Man] How are you?

[Man] Would you look at all this food.

Congratulations.

I feel silly.

Me at the center of all this fuss.

- You've done so much for
all of us and we're grateful.

Denise brought her smoked char.

Better get some before it's gone.

I'm gonna put this way.

Setsi.

(people talking indistinctly)

(Bruce kissing his Grandmother)

And this is for you.

Not a scratch on it.

Jimmy Football, he killed it.

Adele Keenowosae, she tanned it

and said it was the nicest
moose hide she'd ever seen.

It looks very expensive.

You deserve it.

How can you afford it?

Company's been doing good.

Desi Clement is dead.

[Woman] Oh no.

I heard.

Did you sell booze to Collins Bay?

(people gasping)

No.

Who told you that?

Look me in the eye Bruce.

[Woman] Awful, just awful.

- Have you been selling
alcohol into dry communities?

Can we talk about this later?

(soft music)

I have nothing more to say to you.

(soft music)

(heavy footsteps)

(soft music)

Bobby Martin did this?

He went to my family?

(woman sighing)

(door slamming open)

(soft music)

(door slamming)

You got what you wanted.

Dorothy, disowned Bruce
in front of everyone.

I'm not the bad guy here.

We are here to honor an elder Bobby.

It should have been a great
day for her, for all of us.

I'm sorry it came to that,

but Bruce put her in
that situation, not me.

You knew what would happen.

If you had seen his face,

he was crushed.

Desi's dead.

I'm supposed to care that
Bruce's feelings were hurt?

Don't kid yourself this isn't personal.

'Cause he certainly took it that way.

Better watch your back.

(disconnecting call)

(plane propellor whirring)

- [Krista] Blake, this
is Krista, do you read?

Loud and clear Krista, go ahead.

- [Krista] I've got three
officers here with me,

they'd like an update.

I'm not sure how much they told you.

- That Lindsay's tracking
a person of interest

in a possible homicide.

- [Lindsay] Yeah, it's
the victim's ex-boyfriend.

- We're about 15 minutes
northwest of Collins Bay,

still looking for his cabin.

- Tell them the suspect
may be holed up there,

but we don't know for sure.

[Krista] Copy that.

How far away are you?

- Mm, about 45 minutes to an
hour, depending on headwinds.

[Blake] Great, see you soon.

There, what's that?

[Blake] Could be his cabin.

Let's check it out.

(plane propeller whirring)

(dramatic music)

(footsteps crunching in snow)

(dramatic music)

(slamming door open)

(woman sighing)

He's not here.

But he was, I can still
smell his cigarette.

What do you wanna do?

Call Krista, give them our coordinates.

Tell them the suspects on foot now.

(dramatic music)

(branches cracking)

(plane propeller whirring)

[Krista] There's Blake's plane.

It'll be tight,

but I think I can touch down beside him.

- [Man] If we want to cut off
the suspect's escape route,

we need to land on the
opposite side of this ridge.

That's a lot easier said than done.

Thought you were a bush pilot?

Let's have a look.

(plane propeller whirring)

(breathing heavily)

(dramatic music)

(branch breaking)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(man breathing heavily)

(intense music)

(woman sighing)

I think he faked us out.

Led us on a false trail.

That means he's close.

And he knows we're here.

Stay alert.

(soft music)

- (door slamming)
- Stay with the plane.

(door slamming shut)

(dramatic music)

- [Krista] Yeah, we put
down just east of the ridge.

That must have been a hell of a landing.

Are you all right?

Yeah, how about you?

- We're in the bush, just
east of the coordinates

we gave you.

What do you mean we?

You're not a cop.

Blake, you need to stay out of this.

The cops are headed your way.

Good to hear, thanks.

[Krista] No I'm serious.

Let them handle it.

- (door opening)
- Hang up.

Do it now.

- Just relax.
- [Blake] Krista?

Krista.

(dramatic music)

[Sam] Get me outta here.

Okay, you don't wanna do this.

Now.

Where do you wanna go?

I don't know.

Over the border, Alaska.

- Everybody's gonna be
looking for this plane.

- Just start it.
- Okay, okay.

Easy, easy.

If you shoot me, we're not going anywhere.

I have to do my pre-flight check.

You just landed.

The plane's fine.

Let's go.

(controls clicking)

What did you do?

Nothing.

The battery's overheated.

- Fix it.
- I can't, I can't.

It needs to cool down.

How long is that gonna take?

I don't know, a couple minutes maybe.

We gotta go,

the cops will be coming back.

What do they think you did?

They think like killed her,

Desi.

(dramatic music)

[Lindsay] The plane's still there.

We don't have a visual on
the suspect or the pilot.

Copy that.

We're standing by.

Back-ups moving this way.

Wait.

We don't know what we're dealing with.

He's got Krista.

- We don't even know if
they're in that plane.

They could be anywhere.

Let me check it out.

If Sam's in there, he knows me.

If you take one step towards that plane,

I will cuff you to a tree.

We won't let anything happen to Krista.

(snow crunching)

(door closing)

You went to Setsi.

- I told you to stop
bootlegging and you blew me off.

[Bruce] When we were kids,

I used to show up at your place
every night around dinner.

Remember that?

(Bobby sighs)

Yeah.

You ever figure that one out Martin?

My mom was dead,

dad was in jail.

Who do you think was
making dinner at my house?

Nobody.

Until Setsi moved from
Deline to look after me.

I'd be dead if it wasn't for her.

- And do you know what
alcoholism did to her?

To your family?

How could you go selling
booze to Collins Bay?

I lost everyone.

My parents, Uncle Zach.

Now you take the only family I've got.

You can stop.

You can make this right.

You crossed the line Bobby.

You went after my family.

You just remember that when
somebody goes after yours.

[Krista] What happened last night?

I went over to her place,

just to talk.

She was drinking with her new boyfriend.

She was doing so good.

But soon as he started
bringing in the whiskey,

It's nothing I could do.

- She left you for the
guy flying in the booze.

White guy, from the city.

[Krista] Who?

Laird something.

Laird Buchanan.

[Sam] Yeah.

I kept begging her to leave him.

But last night he threw me out.

She told me she never
wanted to see me again.

(dramatic music)

- So Laird might have been
the person to see her alive.

Did you tell the cops
what you know about him?

[Sam] Why?

I have a record and my girlfriend's dead.

But he could have killed her.

Don't you wanna clear your name?

Cops won't listen to me.

- The investigating
officer, Lindsay Gallagher,

she is a friend.

I can talk to her.

And even if the cops did believe me,

I'd have Kimbo Comstock after me.

Why?

- If I ratted it out his
pilot, Kimbo would kill me.

Laird works for Kimbo Comstock?

(dramatic music)

(upbeat music playing)

We had a fight, things got rough.

[Kimbo] Did you kill her?

I didn't mean to.

Shh.

I pushed her, she fell,

she didn't get up.

Did anybody see you?

No.

I was real careful, I swear.

But what did you do with the body?

Nothing.

I left her there.

Looks like an accident,
like she froze death, right?

- [Kimbo] I told you
never to come in here.

I said no connection between us.

None.

(upbeat music)

(man sighs)

Did the cops talk to you?

- No.
- Good.

Okay.

- But Bobby Martin came by
the hangar this morning,

asking how the booze got up there.

(man laughing)

What did you tell him?

- I made up a story to
throw him off the trail.

He doesn't know it was me

and there's no way it
could lead back to you.

If the cops grab me,
I'll keep my mouth shut.

You don't have to worry about that.

Okay.

(Laird inhales)

Kimbo, thank you.

It was an accident, it
will never happen again.

Just relax Laird.

We're gonna make this all go away.

(upbeat music)

(ominous music)

- So you'd rather go to jail
and let Desi's killer go free?

[Sam] You don't know what Kimbo's like.

Cops wouldn't be able to protect me.

Are you sure Laird works for Kimbo?

That's what he told Desi.

Kimbo is just one guy.

Give yourself up.

Tell the cops everything you know.

They won't let him near you.

My word against a couple of white guys.

- It's the difference between
being a cooperative witness

and a fugitive.

(intense music)

We can clear your name up,

but you're gonna have to trust me.

[Lindsay] Sam Gordon, drop your weapon

and step out of the plane slowly.

Sam, please.

- Step out of the plane with
your hands where I can see them

You're the same as all the others.

- No.
- In the air now.

Sam.

Or I'll kill us both.

Sam.

That's Krista Ivarson in there with you.

She's a good person.

She's got a family in
Yellowknife who love her.

They wanna see her come home safe, Sam.

We don't want anyone else getting hurt.

Go.

(dramatic music)

Blake, get out of there now.

Sam, let her go.

Get out of the way.

You're not taking Krista.

You want a pilot, you take me.

Move or I'll shoot.

- I saw you and Desi together
on that flight we took,

I know how much you loved her.

Whatever happened, I know
you never meant to hurt her.

Drop your gun.

[Blake] Sam?

I don't if you killed her.

[Krista] He didn't.

He's innocent.

[Blake] Then I believe you.

I won't let you go down for
something you didn't do.

(wind whistling)

It's okay.

(handcuffs rattling)

(dramatic music)

You okay?

- (Krista sighs)
- Yeah.

(dramatic music)

(handcuffs clicking)

(plane propeller whirring)

- Just hang out here with
Mel 'til I get back, okay?

Where are you going?

I'll be back soon.

Mel, I need you to keep Connor safe.

From what, where are you going?

To deal with Bruce Ward.

Deal with, what does that mean?

What the hell's going on?

He threatened my family.

Well then you call the cops.

No.

I'm not gonna let him hurt Connor.

Hey, hey, hey, no.

You're upset, I get that.

But you're not thinking straight.

Don't wanna do anything stupid.

- (banging on window)
- Bobby.

Krista, she wants to talk to you.

Says it's urgent.

Krista, I can't talk right now.

Did you find Laird Buchanan?

No, why?

Well, the cops are looking for him.

He's their prime suspect now.

Suspect, for what?

- [Krista] Desi's death might
not have been an accident.

They're treating it as a homicide.

And they think Laird killed her?

Why?

(Krista sighs)

He and Desi were seeing each other.

Laird flew in some booze last
night for Kimbo Comstock.

And somebody heard them arguing.

Wait, Kimbo?

Laird worked for Kimbo.

[Krista] Yeah.

(dramatic music)

If Sam's telling the truth,

I'll do everything I
can to clear his name.

- Then I'll make sure
that everybody knows that.

Next time we fly up,

they'll be inviting you for caribou pie.

- (Lindsay laughs)
- Yeah, right.

(Lindsay sighs)

You'd make a hell of a cop, Blake.

(Blake laughs)

I'd take you for a partner.

Thanks.

(Blake laughs)

I should check on Krista.

Yeah.

(footsteps crunching in the snow)

(people talking indistinctly)

- Hey.
- Where the hell

have you been?

Listen, Russell.

(people talking indistinctly)

When Bobby Martin was here this morning,

did he ask you who was running
booze into Collins Bay?

- Yeah.
- What'd you tell him?

- Nothing, he was already
on to one of Bruce's guys.

Laird Buchanan?

Yeah.

Why?

Laird was working for me.

What?

(exasperated sigh)

You're bootlegging now?

I'm making good coin Russell.

You idiot.

Collins Bay is crawling with cops.

You heard about the dead woman?

Yeah, I heard about it.

Did Laird kill her?

(people talking indistinctly)

(exasperated sigh)

(people talking indistinctly)

How long you think it's gonna
be before the cops pick him up

and he sells you out?

He's in my truck.

He's not gonna say anything.

If he's facing a murder
rap, he's gonna talk.

And the first two words out of his mouth

are gonna be Kimbo Comstock.

You didn't hear me,

he's in my truck.

(rock music playing)

Holy shit Kimbo.

What the hell did you-

It had to be done.

Okay, you are outta your mind.

Hey, he killed a woman remember?

Kimbo, I have two kids.

I can't be involved in this.

Just help me get rid of him.

(man scoffs)

No.

This is your problem, not mine.

You can't jam on me now,

we're family.

(rock music playing)

(car door slamming)

[Bobby] Let me talk to him.

Bruce, you're gonna want to hear this.

Nothing I want to hear from you.

(footsteps on stairs)

(dramatic music)

Desi was murdered

and I know you had nothing to do with it.

Or the booze in Collins Bay.

Look, I've wanted to kill
you for threatening my son.

So do it.

Leave my family out of it and man up.

I'm not that guy.

Never were.

(dramatic music)

- I hate what this thing
between us is doing to us,

to the people we love.

I wanna stop it now.

So what,

we shake hands, go for a beer?

I'll talk to Dorothy.

Let her know I was wrong
about Collin's Bay.

You took the only person I had left.

You threatened my son.

(dramatic music)

You know who the bootleggers are.

We could stop them.

(dramatic music)

Come on, we were friends once Bruce.

(dramatic music)

Screw you.

(footsteps walking up stairs)

(dramatic music)

(car door opening)

(dramatic music)

(car engine starting)

I changed my mind.

Forget the kid,

I want Bobby Martin dead.

(dramatic music)

(door closing)

[Russell] Just hurry up and dump it.

This ends here.

(intense music)

After this, you're done.

There's no more bootlegging.

There's no more of this.

One problem, Martin.

No, not this crap anymore.

Kimbo you gotta let it go, man.

- Why the hell do you
think we're out here?

Martin asking questions,
Martin going to the cops.

Yeah, exactly.

And they're gonna be all over you.

You need to lay low.

- You should have let me
shoot him when I wanted to.

(Kimbo grunting)

All of this could have been prevented.

Now it's just gonna be
even harder to kill him.

(Kimbo grunting)

(water splashing)

(dramatic music)

[Russell] Kimbo,

(dramatic music)

listen to me.

No.

(dramatic music)

I'm done listening to you, Russell.

(dramatic music)

(door opening)

(door closing)

(ending theme song)

(upbeat music)