This is a case of Taggart joins the army. A young private is found dead on an army base - an apparent suicide. Robbie Ross believes there is more to it and asks to go undercover. He soon finds himself at the mercy of a sadistic drill Sergeant, Bill Kent.
Meanwhile two more deaths occur. Both are linked to the army and both victims have a reputation for using brutal training methods. This leads to the team to a female private who was the victim of a gang rape.
This is a fairly predictable episode of Taggart. Unfortunately I saw the end coming long before the credits rolled. That would never have happened in the earlier days when Mark McManus was at the helm.
Perhaps the only point of interest is that the storyline is set against the backdrop of the war in Iraq with the troops seen leaving to serve Queen and country.
Meanwhile two more deaths occur. Both are linked to the army and both victims have a reputation for using brutal training methods. This leads to the team to a female private who was the victim of a gang rape.
This is a fairly predictable episode of Taggart. Unfortunately I saw the end coming long before the credits rolled. That would never have happened in the earlier days when Mark McManus was at the helm.
Perhaps the only point of interest is that the storyline is set against the backdrop of the war in Iraq with the troops seen leaving to serve Queen and country.