Open Case File · DAILY-NO-EXCEPTION
No Exception
In the middle of the North Sea stands an oil production platform that never stops running. On this steel island where a hundred souls are locked in for two-week shifts, pipe maintenance foreman Vidar Grimstad complained of stomach pain, lay in the infirmary bed for two days, was finally airlifted out, and died on the operating table at a mainland hospital. What had ruptured inside him had already spread throughout his body. During those two days the sky was clear and the regular helicopters flew twice daily. The sky was not what was blocked. Ask what closed that route during those two days.
Scene
The infirmary and helipad of an operational North Sea oil production platform · Early March, a week when the sun rises late and the wind never stops
5 suspects
Sondre AuneNight deck work supervisorSpeaks in short bursts, and answers by dividing in order what he did and didn't do.
Espen HaugenPlatform resident medical officerStarts with numbers when asked. Voice pitch barely changes from beginning to end.
Ingvild TveitCommunications control officerSpeaks slowly and precisely. Checks the time first before finishing a sentence, then answers.
Trygve SandnesDesignated first-aid responder and electrical technicianSentence endings often rise, and when stating his own judgment, he first attaches this is just my thought.
Halvar SolbergPlatform operations managerWhen asked a question, first organizes which position's responsibility it is before starting. At uncomfortable points, sentences become shorter.
Exhibits
Infirmary treatment record sheet and bedside memo board
Two days' worth continues on one sheet. Times medication was given are written four times, and below are two drawings of the abdomen viewed from above. Each drawing has a circle marking the painful area.
Two reference charts on the wall and this quarter's circulation binder
The old sheet and new sheet hang side by side, and the new sheet is stamped with this quarter's date. The circulation binder is in the drawer under the infirmary desk.
Communications control log and radio records from those two days
Calls are written in chronological order, with columns dividing where they were relayed and whether replies were received.
His locker and report form binder
Work clothes and safety shoes, and several hand-filled report form copies. Deficiency report forms for documenting findings from inspections. A pill bottle is attached inside the locker door.
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Field Guide
One question = one turn. Examine the clues, shake statements with confrontations, question everyone, then accuse — there is no undo.
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