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-Who is she? -Blanka Waldman.

Why is she with dad?

She disappeared after your parents were murdered.

Therese knows.

-I'll be in Copenhagen on Thursday. -Too late.

Waldman and Therese plan to go abroad.

Sara, we have to make sure they don't get on that plane.

She was arrested at a nightclub for heroin possession, a small amount.

They can detain her for 3 days, no more.

-And the police found a gun in her car. -Hang on, a gun?

She would avoid jail if it was just the heroin.

The gun belongs to Simon Nielsen.

Therese asked him for it, he did her a favour.

I want you to say that the gun is yours and that you put it in Therese's car.

You hit me.

-What did I do to deserve that? -I'm ill. Cancer.

The treatment is working. I didn't want you to see me like this.

I'm staying with you now.

-Ayala is serving life. -Do you plan on getting her out?

Do you want to start a gang war?

Bogdan has been arrested for drugs.

No one is to know we're siblings.

Blanka, what do you know about my parents' death?

I have to find out why they were murdered.

Martin Anker worked for Thomas.

Jarnu found out that Martin was giving information to the police.

Jarnu murdered them. Thomas had nothing to do with it.

Are you sneaking a cigarette?

-I found a packet in Therese's room. -Like father, like daughter.

And now Therese is lying on a dirty mattress in the detention centre.

-It's my fault. -No...

Get inside! In!

Stop! Up with your hands!

Easy, easy! Thomas, it's me!

What the hell are you doing here? Well?

Thomas, I didn't say a word about you when I was questioned.

-Not a word! You know that. -You're a wanted man.

You are putting me at risk by coming here.

It's OK. Go inside.

I want to help Therese. I just want to help her.

How did you get out?

I drank bleach and then I escaped from the hospital.

Lunatic.

Who set her up?

I can understand the gun. But heroin, Therese? Never.

Markos...

Listen, I need your help.

Find out who set her up. OK?

Give him some cash and a phone.

Hi! Frank Nordling. I'm here to see Patricia Staaf.

-Hi! -Hi!

-Is this a bad time? -No, we've just finished here.

Can... Can we sta... stay here?

Yes, you can stay in here. That's fine.

-Bye. -Bye.

-Hi. -Hi.

How are you feeling?

I feel...a little like a child.

It's good that you have a security guard.

Markos Jez wasn't out to get you, but still...

I was...interviewed by the police yesterday.

But...I didn't say anything about you and...

Sara.

Yes, Sara.

And I said that...Brian...

...looked for me at the...

...the prosecutors'...what's it called?

-Office. -Mm...

...and then your, your...

-Your...bo... -My boss? Svend-Erik Wisén?

Mm. And he asked me about you, about us...

He seemed se...

...nervous, scared actually.

Has something... Has something happened?

No, nothing... Nothing has happened.

I think he just wanted to express his sympathy.

That's fine. Everything is fine.

Just answer the questions.

Don't get caught up in drawn-out explanations.

No.

If there's something that you don't understand-

-just say that you don't remember.

Therese, keep your hands on your lap.

I won't survive another night, Frank.

Frank?

Frank?

I can't promise you anything, Therese-

-but there's a good chance you'll sleep in your own bed tonight.

Therese Waldman had on June 3rd at the Tinto nightclub in Copenhagen-

-in her possession a euphoric substance consisting of 3 grams of heroin.

A loaded CZ 75 was found in Therese Waldman's car.

Therese Waldman violently resisted arrest.

Possession of drugs-

-should be judged according to the law on euphoric substances.

The weapons offence should be considered aggravated.

The gun was loaded, in a car, in a public place-

-exposing people to danger. -Thank you.

-How does the accused plead? -Therese denies the charges.

To prove this I would like to present further evidence.

I hereby provide the opinion of an expert witness.

What the hell is that?

It has come to my attention that Therese Waldman-

-has been diagnosed with Bipolar 1-

-for which she takes prescribed medicine.

Your honour, this should be deemed inadmissible.

It has nothing to do with this case.

A psychiatrist will witness that the illness in question-

-cannot be accepted as a reason for the crimes-

-that Therese Waldman is accused of.

Yes. But...my client has denied the charges.

We don't intend to request a discharge.

Has the accused been diagnosed with this illness?

Yes, but it's completely irrelevant...

Mr Nordling, I will decide whether it's relevant or not.

It seems reasonable to me that an expert be allowed-

-to examine if this could have a bearing on events.

The prosecutor's new witness is allowed to take the stand.

I will adjourn the case until 9 a.m. tomorrow-

-to give the defence time to read through the expert's report.

The prosecutor will provide you with a copy.

Thank you and see you all tomorrow.

You said that this would be over today.

The prosecutor is trying surprise tactics...

-Do I have to go back there now? -It's just until tomorrow.

I said I didn't want my illness discussed. That's private.

Therese, just until tomorrow. OK?

-Did she get a conditional sentence? -The case was adjourned until tomorrow.

-Until tomorrow? -Yes.

-She won't get prison, will she? -I...hope we can avoid that-

-but she's having a tough time in there. Really tough.

I'm moving in here for a bit.

Markos Jez may not even be in the country, but just in case...

What happened to our wall?

Waldman was not involved in the death of our parents.

Their killer is dead. Jarnu was shot to death.

Dad was not corrupt.

-Let's drop this whole thing now. -No, we will not.

Dad knew what he was getting into.

He got our mother killed, and nearly us too!

-But I don't believe that. -Why would Blanka lie about it?

She has lots of reasons to lie about it!

This quest for justice has ruined my life.

I need to get my job back.

I need to get my son back.

Frank... I'm so sorry that I dragged you into this...

-...but I have to stop here. -I see...

Waldman ordered the attempt on Patricia's life-

-and she will never be the same again.

But, you're giving up. Fine!

I'm not giving up because I'm going to bring Waldman down.

How can you possibly believe that our father accepted bribes?

What the hell are you looking at?!

-Hi there! -I'm sorry, we're full.

I don't want to go in. I just want to ask a question.

My girlfriend was here two weeks ago and ran into some problems.

Were you working on Thursday two weeks ago?

I work every night.

Ah, Therese...

Do you know Therese?

She was with someone else that night. You may as well know.

Alright. Listen, someone gave her drugs that night. I want to know who.

It was crazy that night.

A policewoman from Sweden was snooping around here.

Next thing the Danish police were all over the place.

I didn't get home until 8 p.m. that night.

What did she look like, the Swedish policewoman?

In her 30's, dark hair, nice ass.

Hey, forget Therese. She's not worth it.

-Sorry, what did you say? -Forget Therese...

What? Do you have a problem?

Do you have a problem?

Bipolar 1 involves manic episodes-

-that are often followed by depressive periods.

Lithium can reduce the severity of the illness.

Comorbidity is common in bipolar patients.

Drug addiction, for example...

...both tranquillisers and stimulants for the purpose of self-medication.

Is hash one of these substances?

Therese Waldman has a previous conviction for hash.

The prosecutor is leading the witness. That conviction is irrelevant.

I'll rephrase the question.

What type of drugs are commonly used to self-medicate?

-Hash. -Well, anything else?

Yes, heroin.

Heroin can have a calming effect during a manic episode.

Heroin. Thank you. No more questions.

That same day I borrowed Therese's car.

The gun fell out of my jacket.

I put it in the glove compartment and forgot about it.

You forgot a weapon?

I was stressed out. There was a lot going on that day.

You said earlier that you borrowed the car after Therese was arrested.

How come?

At first I didn't want to admit to owning the gun.

Therese shouldn't have to suffer for something she didn't do.

The gun belongs to me. Therese didn't know it was there.

-No further questions. -Thank you.

Has the defence any questions?

No questions.

-I want to call the accused again. -Yes...

...but we will recess now and reconvene in 15 minutes.

That's my mum.

She hasn't met her mother for many years.

Let them speak for a moment.

OK, you have 1 minute.

I've only got 2 minutes.

Listen, I'm not here to argue and I'm clean.

You may not believe me but I want you to know that I've changed my mind.

Yeah, sure...

Take the job in Boston and take Liam with you.

You'll only be there for a few years, right?

That will give me time to sort myself out.

-Hang on, what's happened? -Said, I'm a catastrophe.

I've exposed Liam to stuff that he should never have experienced.

I can't do this alone. I need help in order to be his mum.

So... Take the job in Boston. Go.

-And you mean this? -Yes...

...but I want to meet him during the holidays.

Yes, absolutely. Of course.

-So where should we meet, in that case? -Any suggestions?

-A neutral place, Gothenburg? -No. We'll meet in Copenhagen.

We'll see...

You haven't changed.

You've aged.

Therese contacted me. She's an adult now.

It's not that strange that she wanted to find me.

What was I to do?

-What do you want? -I want to be here for Therese.

I'm here for her.

I'm all she's had since you disappeared.

That was not my choice.

I don't want to talk about the past. I want peace.

-For Therese's sake. -I don't want anyone upsetting her.

She doesn't need to hear a lot of shit about me, does she?

-OK. -Life is too short-

-for fighting about things long forgotten, don't you think?

Naturally, she should see her mother. Peace?

Therese?

Therese?

Therese...

The gun that the police found in the glove compartment of your car...

How did it get there?

Simon forgot it there apparently, that's what he said.

-When he borrowed your car? -Yes.

-When did he borrow it? -The same day.

-What did he want it for? -How do you mean?

Why did Simon need to borrow your 3-month-old Mercedes-Benz GLK-

-worth over DKK 500 000?

I don't know. He needed it so I let him borrow it.

-You must be good friends. -Yes?

Really good friends. Does he have a car of his own?

-I don't know. -You don't?

He does. A Toyota, yellow. Easy colour to remember.

But not you, even though you're such good friends.

Could the prosecutor confine herself to questioning my client-

-instead of making a sarcastic analysis of her testimony?

I remind the prosecutor to confine herself to questioning the witness.

OK... So, Simon borrowed your car although he has a car of his own.

-Did you pick up your car afterwards? -Afterwards?

-He dropped the car off to you? -Yes.

-Did he drop it at your place? -Yes...no...

-Which is it? Yes or no? -No.

-Did you pick up your car at his place? -No.

Tell me what happened. Speak directly into the microphone.

-I can't remember. -Are you sure which day it was?

-Yes... -There's a lot you don't remember.

Is that because you were high?

Your honour, we will have to request a suspension-

-if the prosecutor fails to follow procedures.

I withdraw the question. So Simon dropped the car off on Tuesday?

-Yes... -Speak directly into the microphone.

On Tuesday?

Yes.

Therese, you stated previously that Simon borrowed your car on Thursday...

...the day you were arrested. Which day was it?

It was...

Isn't it so that Simon never borrowed your car?

The gun is yours, isn't it Therese?

You kept it in the car because you felt unsafe. Didn't you?

You live in a cruel reality, don't you?

Surrounded by drugs, guns and violence.

You felt that you needed to protect yourself, isn't that right?

The court finds that it has been proven beyond reasonable doubt-

-that Therese Waldman is guilty of a drugs offence classed as standard-

-and an aggravated weapons offence.

The defendant is sentenced to 1 year in prison.

-We intend to appeal. -Never mind that for now.

That's not why I asked you to come. I need backup for a meeting.

Unarmed. You're confident, even without a gun.

-Thomas, I can't do this kind of... -Shut the hell up!

I don't give a shit about your lawyer ethics.

I need your support now since I don't have Bogdan.

I heard about your daughter. You have my sympathy.

This war is problematic for both of us.

But it was your decision to steal the Lithuanian from me.

-I made him an offer. -Lucas...

He accepted it. That's business.

OK, what do you want?

I agreed to meet you in order to explain one thing.

I'm not backing down.

Losses don't make me weak. They make me angry.

So I'm not backing down. Come along, Frank!

Yes...

Is there anything I can do for you? Anything I can get you, or...?

-No. -Tell me if there's anything I can do.

I thought about you every single day.

-Really? -Yes.

Why haven't you been in touch in 10 years?

If you thought about me every day you could have...

...I don't know, sent a postcard maybe.

-I felt that it was for the best. -The best for whom?

Did you meet someone else?

Have I got a whole bunch of half-siblings in Croatia?

-No. -You were just tired of being a mother?

You don't know the whole story.

You decided you had enough and just left.

-You don't know how it was. -I was 3 years old!

Therese...

How can anyone leave a 3-year-old?

Thomas would have beaten me to death.

-Dad would never do that. -You know that he would.

The last time it happened-

-I hadn't switched off the clock radio quick enough.

I had been up all night with you. You were sick and I was exhausted.

I didn't hear the alarm go off.

He pulled it from the wall and hit me with it...

...until it broke.

I had no choice but to leave...

He would have killed me.

Your father is a dangerous man.

If he was that dangerous why did you leave me with him?

I never had a chance.

I'm going to take a break for a while...back off a little.

You can tell Waldman that, if you like.

But it's not because I'm afraid. I'm curious.

Curious about what?

About his right-hand man who recently got his enemy released from prison.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

I'm going to take a back seat and see how it goes.

I think you're going to bring down Waldman for me.

Drive on.

-Help! Help! -What is it?

Yes, yes... I'll do that.

The police are here.

Excuse me...

Thomas Waldman?

It's OK...

What's happened?

-What is it? -It's...

It's Therese. She hung herself in her cell.

She's dead.

She's... She's dead.

We're going to stop this now, OK? Can we stop now?

-Wasn't there an envelope too? -Here you are.

Dad

Are you OK?

Give me the car keys and the gun.

I've known her since she was 12 years old.

Close the door.

The business with the Spanish notary has been completed.

-I'm the registered owner now. -I...

I can't do this anymore.

We have control of Thomas's business interests now.

We've reached our goal.

I'm resigning.

I'll come by for my things tomorrow.

I know who you are, Frank.

And I know who your sister is. Sara and Frank Anker.

The children of a murdered policeman.

And you think Thomas Waldman did it, don't you?

How...how do you know that?

That's not important now. What's important is...

...if I can find out who you are so can Waldman.

Yes...

...but you're not going to say anything.

How can you be so sure of that?

Because you're a good man, Svend-Erik.

Did you think I wouldn't know where to find you?

How did you get in here?

Does that matter?

I'm here now.

-What did you say to her? -I told her the truth.

OK.

You killed my daughter.

It was your rotten lifestyle that killed her.

I should have killed you a long time ago.

Ow!

Ow!

Ow!

Ow!

Fuck!

I need to borrow this. I have to make a call, it's important.

-What's your PIN code? -1438.

-What? -1438.

OK...

-Hello? -It's me, it's Blanka.

-I need your help. -Where are you?

The airport café. Thomas found me at the hotel.

-Stay there. I'm on my way. -OK.

-What's happened? -What did you find out?

Sara Khalil's name was Stenmark before she married.

-The rest is classified. -Classified?

Your contact confirmed it and he wants more money.

-How much does he want? -I'll find out.

Sara is adopted.

Her grandmother, Maria Stenmark, adopted her when she was 10 years old.

Her biological father was a Danish cop. Martin Anker.

He worked for the Danish police.

He was killed in a car bomb in 1995.

What do you think the connection is?

-What should I do about Sara? -Kill her.

-What's going on? -I had to bring her here.

Waldman is trying to kill her. - Come inside.

We have to get her home to Croatia.

Frank is my brother.

Yes.

I'm well aware that he's your brother.

I haven't been fully honest as regards your parents.

Thomas drank and took steroids. He was violent.

Thanks.

When Therese was 3 years old-

-I contacted a social worker at the county hospital.

She convinced me to leave him.

I didn't manage to bring Therese with me-

-but the social worker came with me to a safe house.

Mum worked as a social worker at the county hospital.

She showed me photos of you.

When we met I realised who you were.

-Did you know mum? -Yes.

Eva helped me.

She was a good woman. I liked her.

Thomas would have found me and killed me.

Eva said I should tell the police about Thomas's criminal activities-

-and he would get at least 10 years in prison.

She put you in touch with dad.

My plan was that Therese and I would start over-

-without having to live in fear of Thomas...

...but Jarnu Marcon must have been shadowing us.

Thomas must have told him to find me.

I was on my way to meet your parents that day.

Who put the bomb under the car?

Bogdan probably assembled the bomb-

-but I'm quite sure that Thomas placed it under the car.

He sent me a message saying that the same would happen to me-

-if I tried to contact Therese.

There's a flight at 8:35 tomorrow morning that would suit.

-Does she have her passport with her? -Yes.

Then we'll book it.

Frank!

It's me...

Listen, I'm certain that we weren't followed.

I'm sorry, but I want to...

-Go, close the door! -I just want to tell you something.

-Thomas... -Hi...

-What are you doing here? -Is this a bad time?

-No. -OK...

-Are you alone? -Yes.

-Any lady friend visiting? -No... No.

Frank, it's just... I just want to say that it would have been wonderful-

-if you and Therese had found one another.

You could have taken care of her. Yes...

Why don't we go outside and get some air?

-Shall we do that? -Yes.

I know where we'll go. I know where we'll go...

-Frank! -Yes!

That way.

-Thomas, where are we going? -Stop here.

This will do.

Bogdan showed me this place.

He used to come here when he needed to relax.

Try to hear, try to listen. Isn't it fantastic here?

Do you believe in karma, Frank?

Do you believe that we pay for what we've done...

...for better or for worse?

No...no.

I do.

If you subject people to shit they will come back one day-

-and kick you while you're crawling around in the shit.

Therese paid for my sins.

What are we...? What are we doing here, Thomas?

Who the fuck are you anyway? Well?

Since you came into my life everything has gone to fucking hell!

Jason, come here now!

Give me my gun. Give one to Frank as well.

-Are you sure? -Give him one now!

-Here... -No, I don't want...

Don't bother then.

I've just been told the name of that cop-

-that's been making my life hell in recent months.

Markos found out.

She's a policeman's daughter.

A policeman that I knew more than 20 years ago.

Sara Khalil.