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Three shots at a red light can change a city’s criminal map. We walk through the night Ewan E J Johnston is executed in Glasgow’s Kinning Park while sitting in his Audi RS-4, then follow the investigation as it builds from street-level chaos into a meticulous, evidence-led case. If you’re drawn to Glasgow true crime, forensic detail, and the uncomfortable logic of gangland power, this story stays with you.

We track how CCTV captures the movements of a dark Audi Q5 and how a burned-out vehicle, meant to wipe the slate clean, instead becomes a turning point. A spent casing, ballistic links, and a torn fragment of a Nike windrunner jacket lead to DNA evidence that places David Scott at the centre of the case. From there, the focus widens: Police Scotland are not just chasing one gunman, they’re staring into organised crime networks that stretch beyond Glasgow and into the long-running drug trafficking routes tied to Spain.

To make sense of the motive, we reach back to the mid-1990s Paisley gang feud, tracing the legacy of Stuart Boyd’s crew and the Rennie family and how old alliances can shape new violence. The courtroom brings the story to a verdict and a life sentence, but it also exposes how much remains unresolved, especially with another accused cleared and further searches launched years later. If you value smart true crime storytelling that connects murders to history, money, and power, subscribe, share the episode, and leave us a review. What part of the evidence trail do you find hardest to dismiss?