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Kolbrún!

You saw someone that night.

No... it was just a silhouette.

Kolbrún! Kolbrún!

Whoever it was, he did me a favor.

I was glad to see Hrafn burn.

Did daddy call?

He said he was gonna call back.

Daddy is gonna give me a red firetruck.

What daddy?

Dvalinn Knudson, so that's where he's been hiding.

Be careful, he's dangerous.

- Have you seen this man? - No, I've never seen him before.

Thanks.

I want you to take over the investigation.

This padlock must be locked with a key. It can't be clicked back.

This was murder.

No, don't put Eiríkur's pants in there.

They reek. I'm gonna wash them tomorrow.

Be right back.

Dagný!

Dagný!

Hjörtur!

Dagný!

Hjörtur!

Dagný!

They've reopened the case.

I know, I spoke to Ævar last night.

Oh, why didn't you tell us?

I spoke to the Reykjavík department.

They've started questioning Dvalinn.

Great.

I really want to talk to Guðni.

He's been so strange during all this.

Why don't we drag him in here...

Shake him up a bit and see what happens.

Let's call him in for questioning.

Yeah, let's do it.

Right?

Yeah.

Shouldn't I let Andri know?

No, don't bother him. I'll handle it.

Guðni.

Hello, this is Hinrika from the Police.

Oh, hello.

Would you mind coming to the station and answering a few questions?

It's just routine, need to tie up a few loose ends.

Sure, I'm free tomorrow morning.

Alright, but could you come right away?

Sure, I'll be there as fast as I can.

Alright, thanks.

Why do they want to talk to you?

What did they say?

She just wanted to see me, asked me to come to the station.

If it's regarding your affairs, then it's no business of mine.

They have nothing on me.

And if Dvalinn plans to implement me, then it's his words agains mine.

And who's gonna believe him?

Hi, Guðni.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Take a seat.

What did you just throw into the sea?

It was an old sandwich

that was stinking up my car.

I just couldn't place the smell.

I think it was the phone.

What phone?

You know what phone I'm talking about.

You knew the engineer on the ferry,

The Fareo Islander, didn't you?

Is this some sort of cop game?

You look at me with a mean face,

while they ask me unanswerable questions.

And then I'm supposed to, what?

Break down and disclose some horrid secret?

We need your fingerprints.

Oh, why is that?

We need to check everyone that might have been with Sigurður

the night Geirmundur was murdered.

Where were you that night?

At home probably.

Alone?

I usually am.

If we check your phone records, will we see that Hrafn called?

Hrafn was my oldest friend, we often spoke.

What did you talk about that night?

Geirmundur?

Why would we have talked about that loser?

Do you think I killed him?

Is that what you are implying?

Are you maybe saying that I killed Hrafn as well?

We're just asking questions.

Right.

Two horrible murders and you have no idea who did it.

You're just clutching at straws,

can't even be honest and accuse me directly.

Tell me Guðni...

Does it make you a big man to consort with people like Dvalinn?

Does it elevate you from being a janitor in a hotel in hicksville,

to being a high and mighty gangster?

Right then...

Can I go now, or do you have any valid questions?

We want your fingerprints.

What's going on with him?

I don't know.

I thought you were going out?

It was a short trip.

Perla whined the whole way.

Not true.

Have you seen your dad? I need a word with him.

I think he's painting at our house.

You're my girls.

What's going on?

I'll tell you later.

Hi, aren't you at work?

Where did you find that?

The pocket of your pants.

That smell of kerosene.

Now, then.

I'm not very good at this.

There must be a word for it.

When you see everything so clearly.

When you all of a sudden realize,

that something you thought to be the truth was a lie.

What was a lie?

Hjörtur wasn't alone that night.

Someone pulled him from the fire.

So, the Police lied.

Hrafn lied to me.

I just never thought of it.

Why would the Police lie?

But then again, it's obvious why.

I was the one who did the insurance assessment.

You went to see Hrafn.

He was in the shed.

Loading the cartridges.

And I asked him:

Why were you so sure the boy had started the fire?

You knew that I wouldn't have accepted the damages

unless I thought it was bullet proof.

But, then the damages wouldn't have been compensated.

The factory burned at a convenient time.

The whole world going to hell.

Economic collapse.

I just didn't see it.

They all profitted from it.

Thanks to me.

And I lost Dagný.

If the kids wouldn't have been there, it would have been OK.

It wasn't my fault.

That's when the devil came into me.

Kolbrún!

Help!

Kolbrún!

The screams silenced quite quickly.

The smoke saw to that.

I almost wished

that he'd suffered longer,

to tell you the truth.

I thought you'd come to arrest me right away.

Then Sigurður was blamed for it and...

I wondered whether I should come forward.

Tell the truth.

But he was one of them.

Thanks.

Hi.

Hi, Eiríkur.

Hello there.

Eiríkur, through here.

Take a seat.

Eiríkur has confessed to Hrafn's murder.

He set fire to the shed and locked him inside.

You have to handle the formal questioning.

I have to go talk to the family.

You can start when you're ready.

I killed Hrafn.

Because of what happened in 2008.

What happened in 2008?

Ask Ásgeir.

You must have been involved in this sordid affair.

He was your boss.

Let's start from the beginning, what happened in 2008?

Did dad just come to you and confess the murder?

No, it just got revealed.

And it had to be you.

You couldn't let someone else handle it?

Hinrika or Ásgeir?

It had to be me.

You had to be the hero.

- Should I have let him go? - Of course you should.

I think you should pack your things.

You can't expect mom to keep cooking and cleaning for you.

Hi, it's Hinrika from the Police.

Hello.

I wanted to tell you that we've charged someone with Hrafn's murder.

Who have you arrested?

Eiríkur Davíðsson.

Just let me know what happens next.

We will.

- Goodbye. - Yes.

Why don't you go home. I'll spend the night.

Are you sure?

Yes.

I can make a bed for you at my place.

That's alright. I'll manage.

I've been looking into Guðni.

I found a company called Drengur, you heard of it?

No.

It belongs to Leifur.

Guðni has shares in it and Hrafn had a 5% share.

It was formed around the new fish factory.

Leifur owned the old one by himself.

It supports Eiríkur's claim.

- That it was insurance fraud? - Yes.

Drengur also owns the new hotel.

And has been buying plots of land in and around the fjord.

Probably to sell to the Chinese contractors.

Why hadn't we seen this before?

It's all hidden in some subsidiaries.

Which are all owned by Drengur.

They've all got some kind of joint investments.

Can you continue with the investigation?

Haven't you become unfit?

Eiríkur didn't kill Geirmundur.

No, but the cases are linked.

I'm gonna go home.

Good night.

Night.

What do you want for your birthday?

A goldfish.

- What did you say? - A goldfish.

Meatfish? What did you say?

- No, a goldfish. - A goldfish!

Let me press the bell.

Hi.

- Hi, Maggi. - Everything alright?

I understand how Eiríkur's feeling.

It makes sense to burn the asshole that took her from us.

Dagný wouldn't have wanted that.

She wasn't like that.

What's going on?

Good to see you dear.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Looks appetizing.

Listen...

Have you heard?

Aren't you worried about this?

Worried? Why?

He killed Hrafn? Why would he have done that?

Don't be so nervous.

Eiríkur can make any accusation that he wants.

Hrafn is the only one that can confirm that the police report was corrupt.

No one else.

You could say that Eiríkur did us a favor.

What were the police asking you about?

They were just clutching at straws.

They don't know anything.

Have something to eat. Ribs, french fries. You know where the plates are.

Why didn't you get rid of that damned key?

I wasn't thinking logically.

Good night.

Good night.

Hello?

Rögnvaldur...

Good morning.

Just a moment.

Rögnvaldur?

Yes, I'm in here.

- Hi. - Hi.

Hi.

I gather that you were watching Kolbrún's house this morning.

You said that you had seen something important,

that could be of help.

What was it?

Leifur was there.

They're sleeping together.

I suspected as much.

Since her husband's dead, they're not hiding it anymore.

You must be upset about your father-in-law?

Do you know why he did it?

Hrafn was no saint, everyone knows that.

Eiríkur must have had a valid reason.

You haven't seen anything else that could be of use, through your scope?

No.

I thought you might find this thing with Kolbrún interesting.

I'm not telling you just to gossip.

Maybe it puts things into perspective.

I want to help the Police.

Thanks for that.

Rögnvaldur...

You said that you had seen Hrafn argue with Geirmundur.

Can you tell me everything you remember about that?

Hrafn got in his face.

But Geirmundur just laughed at him.

How did the argument end?

Geirmundur walked away looking cocky.

He wasn't threatened.

Where did he go? Back to the hotel?

No, he got into a car and drove away.

Hrafn stayed behind looking like he wanted to kill someone.

What kind of car was he driving?

What color was it?

We completely missed that.

Yes.

We're looking for a blue car that hasn't been moved for a week.

It narrows it down.

Yeah.

PX-020

It belongs to Ingibjörg Karls.

US...

2...

3...

- 6... - US-236

No. Get back in.

There's one over there.

Is it blue?

Yeah, it's blue.

Your turn.

Hi. We found another one.

- Wait. - It's OX...

OX...

R92...

Alright. It's a rental car from Reykjavík.

Alright, thanks.

What is it?

To Maggi...

- Hi, María. - Hi.

Hi.

- Hi, Maggi. - Hi.