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Boarding complete.

Close ramp.

Ramp closing.

Suunto, Super Puma.

We're here.

59°23' North and about 21° East.

What have they written?

That the crew of the Estonia was incompetent.

"Too young...ill prepared."

"Too Soviet. A Swedish crew could have handled it better."

I didn't know you know Swedish. - My wife translated it.

Mind you, you can't believe everything she says.

Translated the entire article with the help of a dictionary.

What are their claims based on?

I think it doesn't really matter at the moment.

Be that how it may

it's our job now to prove them wrong.

What were your instructions?

To not say anything until we know something.

Didn't the Prime Minister say it was the bow visor?

That's his opinion.

Where the hell is Johan?

He's calling his wife.

Hi! The conference room is ready. Would you like something?

No. Can I go straight in? - Sure.

Okay.

Ready?

At Technical Research Centre, my job has been to keep ships afloat.

But I think I can help find out why this one didn't.

Let me give you a little pointer straight away.

Nothing ever works out the way you expect.

Tell him that staying silent can also raise more questions.

We were at this...

barbecue once.

Ages ago.

Camilla was leaning on this chair.

She just can't sit still.

She kept rocking on that chair.

And...

I just knew...

I knew that she would fall

that the chair would tip over.

But I didn't say anything to her.

And then, just a few minutes later the chair tipped over.

I'm laughing now, but it was actually quite bad.

She hit her head on a rock.

It was quite serious. She had to go to the hospital.

She lost her memory for a while.

Sometimes, she still...

loses her memory especially when she's tired.

And now

when she was going to take this boat...

You're a priest.

I just got this strange feeling.

That I should...

That I should tell her

"Camilla, please don't go."

"Don't do it. Don't go."

It's not...

Don't think like that.

We don't know anything yet, right?

Hello.

Is there someone called Anders Hansson here?

No Anders Hansson?

Right.

Birgitta Lindqvist?

Yes, that's me.

Please come with me.

Would you like to come, too, Mikaela?

I'll be right back.

This way.

Well...

Unfortunately, I have some bad news.

The Finnish border police

and the coroner have notified us that your mother

Anna-Lena Lindqvist, was found dead

at 9:20 a.m. at the accident scene.

She was identified by her personal belongings

and survivors' witness statements.

We will get more information from the Finnish authorities tonight.

All we know is that your mother has been moved from Utö island to Turku.

How...

How did she die?

Well...

I'm really sorry, but...

We don't have an answer at this point.

We've also set up a crisis centre.

You're very welcome to contact them.

Linda here can help you with that.

And the doors of the Church are always open.

My condolences.

Well...

Utö, Super Puma.

May we approach?

Yeah, we're coming straight from the east.

Approaching Utö island.

Prepare for landing.

Let's put him down.

Lift the bodies off the stretchers and put them into the coffins.

We need the stretchers for new victims.

Once all the bodies are in the coffins, get them to warehouse two.

Were vehicles fastened properly?

Yes.

What is a normal amount of movement?

Movement with a sort of...

twitching.

I noticed there was

some water coming out of the ventilation ducts.

It might be... but I can't remember the exact time.

Maybe...

it was 12.45

What can you say about the explosion?

It was just around that time.

I heard this...

loud bang.

Rooste wants comments that reflect well on the Estonians.

He does.

Just like the Swedes.

We're witnessing the start of a Sweden vs. Estonia match.

The police have gathered statements based on memory.

But personal memory is very subjective

or it can be interpreted nearly as you like.

FC Haka...

won a match by a penalty kick once.

We were in the audience with my wife.

The losing team didn't blame the winners.

Or themselves.

They blamed the referee.

I wouldn't want to play the role of that referee in there.

We're continuing.

At a quarter past one...

I looked at a monitor and saw that

water was coming from the sides of the ramp.

Then the ship started tilting.

Any other signs that the situation was bad?

What is Mr Skylight?

It's a coded alarm for the crew

to avoid worrying the passengers if there's a fire or...

The list.

15 minutes, is that fast?

When the ship lists in 15 minutes... That's inconceivable.

Hi, everyone.

I have some news.

Europa...

Silja Europa is approaching the port and will be docking in 10 minutes.

And there will be survivors on board.

We don't know how many.

Buses will be taking you to the port.

To make this smooth

we'll all get up and go calmly to the buses now.

The police will escort you to the port.

Take your things and calmly walk to the buses.

They're not coming.

There's no one else coming.

And then what?

When they've found everyone

and everyone knows what happened to them...

What happens then?

Has anyone thought about that?

Jörgen, will you look into that?

No, we don't have exact...

The most important thing now is to find the ship.

Then we can examine it further.

When the Baltic Sea is calmer, they will be able to film it

using an underwater robot.

Can you tell us what happened?

Was there an explosion?

No, no... - What happened?

An ambulance carrying someone is here.

Stand back!

THE COMPLETE PASSENGER LIST

Mikaela has been trying to get the passenger list

but she never got it.

But here it is.

Pictures and all.

They've published

private information about our family members

and friends.

They didn't ask for permission.

They just want to sell their fucking paper.

Here they are.

Fifty dead from our town.

This is...

Camilla.

She is my wife.

Every one of us has family, friends, colleagues.

There are hundreds of us trying to get information.

When we see those rafts on TV we think:

"Is that someone I know?"

Mikaela was part of the crisis team at the terminal.

I asked her to join us in case anyone needed some support.

So...

Yes.

Absolutely. I... This is...

extremely difficult.

There's one thing I need to know.

When will we be able to bury our families?

When will I be allowed to bury Camilla?

I think that...

one thing you could do now is get together

with more relatives.

Get organised.

That would be a more effective way to voice your needs

and ask your questions.

Yes.

Watch out for mother's laundry.

Come on.

Take this, Ari, would you?

Who is it? - I wouldn't know.

A journalist? - No idea.

Hey, watch out!

Hi.

This is Jenny. From...

Sorry, who is this?

You saved me from the raft.

Okay.

Sorry, but how did you get my number?

Do you know what happened? It all went down so fast.

Why did we sink?

Listen.

I have no idea why the accident happened.

I'm glad you're OK.

Do you know what happened to the little boy?

It happened so fast.

I didn't see if there was someone who...

Actually, I just wanted to say...

thank you.

You saved me.

No.

I'm not a hero.

Hi. Welcome.

Hi, nice to see you. - You, too.

Welcome. You're also welcome to join a few of us afterwards.

Let's see how many show up.

Getting organised is a good thing.

Absolutely.

See you later.

Hello. Welcome...

My name is Oscar.

I'm from the town of Borlänge.

I...

I lost my wife and father-in-law on board the Estonia.

A few of us thought that it would be a good idea

for us families to get together.

Because, unfortunately, I think this is just the beginning.

There are so many unanswered questions,

challenges, and grieving processes that lie ahead of us.

That's why we're all here today.

We can support each other.

We can talk to one another

and feel that we're not...

we're not alone in our grief.

Take a look at this.

Hold the ship in position.

Okay, will do.

We found an object.

We found the wreck.