They called him the White Angel. John Scott was the director of the Fijian Red Cross. His courage was lauded during a coup in 2000 when in the face of armed militants he delivered aid to hostages. But a year later he was brutally murdered with a cane knife, along with his gay lover, Greg Scriviner.
John Scott's great-grandfather was one of the missionaries who brought the Bible to Fiji in the 19th century; ironically, in 2001 that same book was used to justify Scott's murder.
An Island Calling examines Fiji's volatile colonial past, indigenous entitlement and evangelical Christianity - and their role in this horrific crime.