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- What are you doing here?
- Open the door.

- My mum can come home any moment.
- A good reason to open the door.

- Your phone was off.
- What are you doing here?

We need to split the money sooner.

- We're in the shit.
- What's the problem?

Serge is being difficult.
He wants more money.

- Thank you. Goodnight.
- You're welcome. Goodnight.

Listen, you and Tommy can
do what you like

but I want a third of that money,
as agreed.

- Serge was your idea, you sort it.
- OK, OK, take it easy.

I'll talk to Serge. But we can only split
the money tomorrow morning at 5.

I can't just disappear
for a few hours, nor can Tommy.

- I don't care.
- It's not just Serge.

- Susan knows.
- What?

Everything.

Freya?

Freya?

- Freya?
- Sorry to react like this but...

- Freya?
- I know that you are just...

doing your job but I...
now's not a good time. Yes.

- Are you OK?
- Yeah... well... yeah.

- Who was it?
- A journalist.

But it's OK.

- Where is Dad?
- They're keeping Dad there for now.

THE DAY

Yusef.

They called. They've got some news.

- Where is she? Did they take her with them?
- All we know is that she's not here.

- Are those hers?
- Yes, they're...

- Murat?
- Her clothes.

This will really help us.
I'll tell you how we are going to do it.

We're using a sniffer dog.
He picked up Noor's scent on the railing

so she probably escaped.
The only problem is

her scent is a bit too weak for
the dog to smell exactly where she went.

It'll be better with her clothing.

Our crew there says
serious police activity is to be seen

at the sewage treatment plant.

It is unclear what is happening but
it is connected to the hostage situation.

This has been confirmed by
sources close to the investigation.

A team of forensic experts has
also been appointed...

This... is yours.

If you need anything, you can call
Victim Support any time, you know that.

Thanks.

Are you OK?

We just have to ensure we get to
those lockers before noon tomorrow

to get that money out of there.

They should give us
an equal share of the money.

They'll still get off cheaply,
the bastards.

What?

Walter has been killed, Serge.

And you start going on about the money.
That's appalling.

I don't recognize you, Serge.
I don't.

Oh, no. I don't believe this.

Hi, son. Hi.

I'm so happy. So happy.

Come here, son.

Serge, pal.

We are able to tell you that the reports
of shooting when the bank was stormed

were incorrect. What was heard
were not shots but explosions.

Latest reports say no shots were fired
when the police stormed the building.

That was...

It is difficult to describe but...

It feels like it... like it isn't
really happening, as if it...

is happening to someone else,
not to you.

That's how it was.

How did those men treat you?

Yeah... How did they treat me?

One was very short-tempered, aggressive.

The other one was by and large a coward,
spineless.

Who did what his mate told him
rather than think for himself.

One person has certainly been freed.
Bank employee Serge De Coninck.

A second person, Noor Hawal,
the 15-year-old girl, is missing.

But help came too late for another
hostage, bank manager Walter Blomme.

The circumstances of his death
are still being investigated.

All I can tell you at the moment
is that the person did die here

but you will have to wait for further
information until we've finished here.

Thank you.

Kristien, the Public Prosecutor won't
or can't say much about the dead victim

- but is anything known yet unofficially?
- No, Wim...

How did he...

Walter was crushed alive between
the screws when he tried to escape.

And that's your fault.
You do realise that?

Did you really think
you'd get away with it that easily?

That it would all be so easy? That
you could just walk away with that money?

It's easy for you to talk. You don't even
know half of what I've been through.

Not even half, pal.

D'you think going bankrupt is pleasant,

having to sell your house and
move into a caravan?

We helped you.
I fucking gave you 10,000 euros.

Yeah. Yeah. Thanks. Thanks.

10,000 euros...

Your kitchen cost
three times that, for fuck's sake.

I've got a compensation claim for
half a million hanging over me.

How on earth was I ever supposed
to repay that?

You're not going to pretend to be
the victim of what happened today?

We know you're in trouble.

You could've sorted it
in a different way, eh?

We've helped you enough.

What you did today, pal,
you chose to do all by yourself.

And now you are going to take
the consequences all by yourself too.

Hello?

Where?

No. No, hold on. Hold on, no no no.
I'll come outside.

I'll come out to you, hold on.
Wait there.

I get it.

That you're angry
that we went ahead and did it.

I'm supposed to be satisfied with that,
or what? That you get it.

That you present me with
a fait accompli?

- That you involve my own bloody brother?
- At least you still have a brother.

Nils was your friend but in my case...
he was all I had.

And...

I know I can't get him back.

But what was I supposed to do?

Nothing?

What you did is OK, Dad.

Letting your own son go to prison
for something you did.

And him...

And him hanging himself in there.

Taking away from me the only... the only
person that I really, really love.

That's why you wanted to join in too, eh?
Because of what happened to Nils.

And I think you're right.
You're entitled to an equal share.

Without Susan we'd have had
much less money.

Did you mention it to Tommy?

- He agrees to 25 per cent.
- OK.

Then I think
we'll be able to persuade Elias too.

You think or you know?

Bring Susan along when we split it.

Then it's four against one.
He won't be able to refuse.

Susan.

Listen, we'll...

What are you...

Where are you going?

I'm not going anywhere.

I want you out of my sight for now, Serge.

Freya?

What did the police want to know?

About all kinds of stuff.

You're exhausted.

I'm going to bed.

Me too. Will you be alright?

Do you mind
if I sleep in Nils's room?

No.

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

- Freya?
- Yes. You called?

Yes.

- Tommy, what's the matter?
- Serge says Walter is dead.

I heard it too. It was an accident.
It wasn't anyone's fault.

- Where are you?
- At home.

And you?

Me too.

I want to be with you.

Just for a moment.

Can't you come here?

Freya?

There's nothing I'd like better but
I can't, not now, OK? You know that.

- Yeah.
- Be patient for a bit longer?

Yeah.

- Right
- I love you.

Me too.

You didn't say anything
to Serge and Susan or to Elias?

- About us, I mean.
- No, no.

OK. I think it's best that way for now.

Right... try to get some sleep.

- Noor.
- Noor.

The search for the missing girl,
Noor Hawal, is still going on.

Led by the local police,
friends and relatives are combing

the area around the sewage treatment plant
but so far to no avail.

It remains unclear
whether the girl managed to escape

or whether the hostage takers
took her with them.

Earlier today Noor's parents made
an emotional appeal

for their daughter to be released.

We would like to ask the people who...

who are holding Noor hostage...
to...

Please. If you're watching this,
let our daughter go.

So she can be with us again.
Back with her little brother. Please.

Those are very moving images.

The police have repeated
their urgent request for

information about
the perpetrators and Noor.

We are also repeating
the following missing person appeal.

Police are urgently seeking
any information

that may lead to
the missing girl Noor Hawal.

Where is Susan?

- At home.
- Why didn't she come too?

- I said she should come too.
- Yeah.

- What yeah?
- She's thrown me out.

- Are Tommy and Elias on their way?
- She doesn't know you're here?

No.

Did you turn your phone off
when you left home?

- Those two are on their way, eh?
- They'll be here in a couple of minutes.

You know how to choose spots to meet, eh?

Fuck.

Helicopter to the ground. We've done an
initial pass, can't see her with infrared.

Yusef, a load more people have arrived.

Helicopter, OK.
We'll concentrate on other clues.

- Where can these people start?
- Thank you for coming. Thanks.

- Thank you. Thank you.
- Thanks.

Thank you for coming.

Thanks.

Thank you.

- Thank you.
- Thanks.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

- A torch too?
- Yeah.

Torch?

THIS IS THE VOUCHER FOR
YOUR RENTED CAR

Federal Police, open the door. Police!
The house is surrounded. Open the door. Now!

Mr. and Mrs. De Coninck, police.
Open the door.

Welcome to the voicemail of...

Serge, Susan? Ivo De Rouck,
Federal Police. Open the door.

- Ivo, movement.
- Break it down.

- Hello?
- Annemie, it's Susan. Is Serge with you?

Police. Stay where you are.

- When?
- Right now. I've just come from there.

I was going to talk to him about the money
and suddenly saw the cops there.

Have they arrested him?

I don't know. I just saw them
at the front door.

- Fuck! He won't keep his mouth shut
- Elias, calm down, OK? I want...

- What else did you say to him?
- Elias, calm down.

Don't start saying
I said this, you said that.

That's not going to help, OK?

We have to meet up
and split that money.

I was going to say the same thing. I'm on
my way to Tommy. Can you come there too?

Then we'll go to the station together,
get the money... and split it. OK?

OK, I'm on my way.

OK, pay attention. We're going to form
a new line from here.

We'll form a line till the bend
and then go into the fields again.

New people, we're keeping two arm lengths
away from each other. Stand in one row

and if your fingertips touch your
neighbour's, you're in the right position.

Walk in line
over to my colleague there.

We'll form the new row there.
Try to keep that distance.

Two arm lengths, please.
And try to walk in line.

Don't break it up too much. Thank you.

Right, everyone. Come on, keep together.
Thank you.

Hello?

At home. Why?

At home?

OK.

Stay there then.

Elias and I will come there. No...

There's a problem.
The cops have been to Serge's place.

I don't know. But we...

Tommy? Tommy, Tommy, stop panicking
for a moment. There's no point.

It could just as easily be that they want
to interview him as a witness again.

Yes, but we want to go and
get that money now, just to be sure.

Yes. OK, Elias and I will be
at your place in about 20 minutes.

Yeah.

Yes.

Good evening.
Sorry to disturb you so late

but my colleagues would like to
talk to Freya again.

But she's asleep.

I understand that
but it really is urgent.

Freya?

Freya, there's someone from the police
to see you.

Hello, you have one new message.

Hi, Mum. You called?

Oh, no, no. I've gone for a walk.
I couldn't sleep.

Why? Were you worried?

No, I haven't heard
your voicemail message yet.

Did they say why or...?

OK. No no no.
I'll be home in a couple of minutes.

I just went out for a walk.
Yes.

Arne.

Oh, no. And where exactly?

What's up? Yusef?

- Hold on, something's going on.
- Do I pass it on here or...

Yes, OK.

- What's going on?
- Who was that?

A clue has been found.
Probably belonging to Noor.

What kind of clue?

Did they take her?

Yusef.

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

If I hadn't had that argument
with Noor this morning then...

then they would never have
gone into that bank.

The day that Jemima died...

she was only supposed to go to the market
an hour later.

Not at the time the bomb exploded.

I had asked her to go earlier
because I needed the car.

It is just about being in the wrong place
at the wrong time.

It has nothing to do with being to blame.

- Stijn to David.
- David here.

What shall we do?
Go into the fields again or...

If they took the girl with them

there is no point letting them
carry on searching.

OK I'll send them home.

Sir, how certain are you
that they've taken her with them?

Well, I'm afraid
everything points in that direction.

What's the matter?

Have you searched across the other side?

We should wait for Freya, as agreed.

It was also agreed
she'd be with us half an hour ago.

- We can wait, eh?
- I don't need this.

Get out your half, give it to me.

We'll go and get the money,
go to your place and split it.

Hopefully Freya will be at your place too
by then. Give me the ticket.

Let's go.

I'm going to stay here.

TICKET INVALID

Is there something you want to tell me?

That's a ticket from
the day before yesterday.

- Freya asked me to.
- Asked you to what?

To swap the ticket.

Why?

She thought
you might run off with the money.

Give me the ticket.

The ticket.

- Where is the other half?
- She's got it.

- It was your last time, wasn't it?
- Yes, I think so.

Inspector De Vos.
That doesn't sound right, does it?

I'm not changing my mind, Roeland.

I know.

It won't be the same without you.

I have every confidence in
you and Ibrahim.

WHERE ARE YOU!!

EVERYTHING IS UNDER CONTROL

Are you OK?

- I'm scared to go home.
- Why?

Kathleen...

we've combed an area of
100 metres in both directions now and...

we don't think
there is much point carrying on.

That water is ice cold.
You wouldn't just jump in it.

He's picked up a scent.

Helicopter to the ground. We're above the
site but the infrared is negative, over.

- Noor!
- Understood. We are on the spot.

- Send medical assistance right away, over.
- Noor!

Noor.

Noor!

Noor.

Noor.

Noor.

- Yes, here!
- Good boy.

- Noor.
- Sit.

Noor.

Take off everything warm
and lay it on top of her.

And lay up against her.

- Freya.
- Mum.

- You're still awake.
- Yes.

You didn't need to wait up for me.

I know but there's someone here
to see you.

Sorry to disturb you so late.
I'm Tommy De Coninck.

The brother of Serge,
who you were in the bank with today.

I don't know if you've heard but my
brother has been missing for a few hours

and I'm going around to
all the people he saw today

and then I thought...
maybe...

I don't know...
Did he say anything to you?

Well... What kind of thing?

- You're going to tell me what you're up to.
- Elias, let go of her.

Are you going to tell me?

Are you two out of your mind or what?

- Now what are you doing?
- Shut up.

- What's the meaning of that?
- What's the meaning of this?

What was the plan?

Splitting the money without me?
Was that the plan?

If that had been the plan
I wouldn't have called you, eh?

Why did he have to give
half of the ticket to you?

Where is the other half, in fact?

Where is the other half of that ticket?

I asked him to do it.

- Why?
- I was scared you'd do something to him

and run off on your own
with all the money.

It's not as if you've never
done anything before.

I'd never have fucking gone
behind your back. Never.

Your brother was my boyfriend.

Sorry.

I want us to go and split the money now.
Now.

OK.

If that's what you want, then we will.

Hello?

Oh, Freya.
Sorry, but the door was open.

I need to ask you something.
May I come in a moment?

It won't take long, I promise.

Sorry, but...
it's the middle of the night. I...

I really am exhausted.

Can't it wait till morning?

No, not really.

There's something that doesn't add up.
But I'll be brief, I promise.