In this gripping episode of "Berties," the story takes a somber turn as SI Kelly conducts an interview with Kevin Connors, the man who was forced into Frank's criminal activities. The interview sheds light on the harrowing experiences Kevin endured and provides more insights into Frank's sinister plans.

The episode starts with SI Kelly interviewing Kevin Connors, who is using a new voice box due to his damaged vocal cords. SI Kelly emphasizes the significance of Kevin's willingness to come forward and share his story, acknowledging that he is taking a brave step by confessing to his wrongdoings and seeking to set things right.

The interview goes back to the beginning, recalling Kevin's first encounter with Frank at a dogging night. Frank blackmails Kevin into murdering Jimmy Milk's mother and forces him to work at Berties fish and chip shop as a way to get close to DI Wiggly, who was dating Sandra, Frank's sister. Kevin reveals that he couldn't go to the police or seek help due to Frank's hold over him through the incriminating tape.

SI Kelly plays a video of Frank's manipulative behavior during the murder of Jimmy Milk's mother. Kevin becomes distraught upon realizing that Frank had filmed his own face and reactions during the ordeal, using the sounds of the murder as a disturbing soundtrack. Kevin reflects on the haunting nature of the incident and expresses relief that there is no actual footage of the murder.

The interview then delves into the events at Durdle Door. Kevin recounts how DI Wiggly, Babs, and Sandra left the safe house to confront Frank. The tension between DI Wiggly's duty as a cop and his personal vendetta against Frank is palpable. Kevin reveals that DI Wiggly ultimately died during the events at Durdle Door.

The episode concludes with this shocking revelation, leaving listeners in suspense about the circumstances of DI Wiggly's death and the events that transpired at Durdle Door. As the story approaches its conclusion, the intensity continues to build, promising a climactic and emotional resolution.