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To Pinocchio.

It's all about Pinocchio.

A toy worth 300 million.

What was that sound? von Comer's mobile. An MMS.

"Your time is up." We can safely concede that.

I found Eriksson got the exact same tune the day he was murdered.

Eriksson was strangled to death. Strangled.

- But if that's true, then we're innocent. - Then you'll shut up about Pinocchio?

Martin? I don't want ... I want ...

He'll survive, but they don't know if he'll wake up.

What happened? - He got shot.

- Who did it? - I don't know.

I ... couldn't get there in time.

- My poor little Martin.

We think it may have something to do with Tomas's murder.

- What, would Martin ...? - Tomas likely dragged him into something.

He would never go behind my back. - Really?

How do you know that? - We didn't hide anything from each other.

It was the two of us against the world.

- Did he mention anything about Pinocchio?

- Pinocchio?

The fairy-tale character? - The wooden boy with the nose, yes.

We think it's a code name. - And it would be for Martin?

It sounds like him. Orphaned and lost.

Everything he does turns out wrong. He just wants things to be right.

He must have liked you.

He trusted you. - You'll have to excuse me.

- You have to find them. Promise me that. - I have to get on.

Fuck! - Come here, you. Come on.

Take it easy okay. It wasn't your fault. - Yes, it was my fault.

Clara, I can't stand it. - What can't you stand ?

- It was my fault. I destroy everything and I can't bear it.

- But ... what? Please ... try to let me in?

- I shouldn't have stayed at the party. Then Martin wouldn't have been here.

He can't testify. - Damn, if only you'd ... Damn!

It's not so easy for me either. - I know.

- I'm trying at least. - I know. You deserve more.

But right now I can't give it to you.

- I don't know what I expected, but you've learned from the best.

- What do you mean? - You're behaving just like him.

Shielding yourself behind the job. -- What's this got to do with Bäckström?

- You say your mother is blind. - What am I not seeing?

It's hard to explain to someone who's blind.

- Thanks for the clothes. - Sure.

Hello! Poxy old cars. Here's a little down payment.

- Besides vodka, what did you bring from Finland?

- Blåfield said that Eriksson had found a buyer, but the deal had collapsed.

- The buyer murdered Eriksson then came back and took Pinocchio?

- You know the industry. Who would crawl over broken glass to get Pinocchio?

- I can imagine several. - Write me a list, then.

But Ankan has to believe that it's only about the icon paintings, nothing else.

- So what about Pinocchio, then? - We'll find him through the killer.

- You want to ride both swings and roundabouts?

- It's called compensation for pain and suffering.

You can have 10 per cent. - I thought more like 50 per cent.

In view of the curse. - We'll deal with that later.

Yes? Brilliant. Then I'll see you there. That was Ankan. See you later.

Belated congratulations. - Thanks.

Don't sulk because someone got shot. It's part of the job.

- I didn't do my job. - You saved his life.

If he wakes up, of course. Otherwise it's wasted.

- If I'd got there earlier we might have solved the case by now.

- I don't think so. Maybe half of it.

The ones who attacked Martin and von Comer were looking for the art.

Whoever has the art is the killer. - Are we chasing two killers?

- Yeah ... One of them may be a buyer- - Pinocchio!

- No, the icon paintings.

- Pinocchio might be a code name. - Are we out in the fairytale forest again?

Stop that. Martin texted me with "Pinocchio".

- That it could be a code name? - Yes. Perhaps.

Boris drew Pinocchio on the crossword book. - Yeah. That's your interpretation.

It's all about Pinocchio. - Says who?

- Says Tina Bonde.

- Tina Bonde says that? - I looked her up to-

- Behind my back? - I should have told you.

- Yes, then I'd have told you not to listen to a word that snake says.

- But listen to me.

Pinocchio crops up everywhere in this investigation, time and time again.

"Don't believe in coincidence." You taught me that.

- Yes ok. I've asked Gurra for a list of possible buyers.

I'll ask him to check if there's anyone calling himself Pinocchio.

- Good. - Or Gepetto. Or Jiminy Cricket.

Or Chip 'n' Dale. Or Dopey, Doc, Bashful, Sneezy and Sleepy.

- You forgot Happy and Grumpy. - I thought that was you and me.

Excuse me, what are you doing? - Hello! Look, you can be happy now.

- "District court decision regarding the application for an extended house search."

- Skip to the end. "The request is granted."

Why risk your life for an art deal?

- Most likely it's all about money. - But why now?

- This bastard is locked. - Actually, I can fix that.

With compliments. - Thanks.

- Is there anything particular you're looking for?

- There's a computer here. Probably needs some damn password.

- We just have to reboot it. - Yes, fix it, will you. It's faster.

And you, do you know if Eriksson was in need of money?

- Yes, he wanted to sell his share of the company some time ago.

He didn't get the amount he hoped for.

- What did he want the money for? - He was in debt.

- Do you know who to? - No, he was secretive. But ...

... strangely enough, I felt he was brighter lately.

I've been following his career- - Look. There's an unnamed folder ...

ENTER PASSWORD: PINOCCHIO

... which is locked. - Have a look in the diary.

- He's had several meetings with N outside office hours.

- One ...? -No, the letter N.

The last meeting was at 18.00 on the 8th. - That's the night of the bloody murder.

The person N had a meeting with Eriksson ...

... between 18.00 and 22.00 on the same evening he was murdered.

- So N is the prime suspect in the murder of Tomas Eriksson.

- So what about von Comer and Martin Hansen?

- Eriksson's killers have the art.

Whoever threatened von Comer is looking for it.

I'm guessing the Russians. -The focus is on Eriksson's killer.

- So the question is: Who is N? Can anyone be eliminated?

Oops. Come here. Come to Daddy. There.

- N could be the buyer of the icon paintings.

- Can you let us know when we can get on with investigating some murders here?

- I'll just put her lead on. - In any case ...

... Cornelius confirmed that Eriksson owed a debt to someone.

- So N may be the creditor wanting to collect on his debt.

- I've been charting Eriksson's finances.

In the 90s he ran an investment company investing clients' money.

In 2000 came the IT crash. He lost everything.

- But gained a lot of angry clients. - The biggest loser was a Ms Anoo.

Businesswoman based in Stockholm.

- What the hell? - What? - I met her at Eriksson's office.

The same day he died. They were sitting in a meeting when I interrupted.

- They probably arranged a new meeting for the evening.

If any of you had plans for a cosy evening they've just been cancelled.

Ankan, you take the lead in staking her out.

Olsson, Olzzon and Nord. Stick to her like a plaster.

What she does. Who she meets. Everything.

- Niemi, you and I will go through the evidence from the crime scene again.

- Ankan, I thought you might like to look after Cinnamon while we're out.

- I'm allergic. - You're just a little scared of dogs. That'll pass.

We can share custody a little, it'll be a bit of fun. Stay!

We have visual on the bodyguard and the dog, but no Anoo.

- Okay. Thanks, Nord. - Thank you, Carlsson.

I heard about you and Ankan. I felt bad for you.

- It's all right for you now you've got a free rein.

- I think I figured you out.

You only fall for bi people. That's your thing.

- That's not my thing. I don't have a thing.

He's macho on the outside, but deep down you're just a lost queer soul ...

No, no. I'm just as hard and macho on the inside.

- I have no inside.

- Lost, that's obvious. - Yes.

- That's her, yeah? - We have a visual on Anoo now.

- Okay. Follow her. - Great idea, boss.

If she didn't want to be seen at Eriksson's she'd have gone out by the terrace door.

- Jackpot would be if we could tie the footprints and hairs to her.

- Yeah, maybe the ice cream too.

- A little DNA on Anoo wouldn't hurt.

- Ankan, hello? Are you with us? - Yes, I'm listening.

They're parking at a restaurant now.

- Any chance you can get her DNA? That'd be like gold.

- Yeah, we'll sort it, Ankan.

- We're going in. Olzzon, you park and follow.

No unnecessary risks.

- We know that. Olsson, you and I are on a Tinder date.

What the hell is Eriksson's boss doing here?

- I don't know.

So hey, nice we could meet.

What are they doing now?

- Signing some papers.

We need her DNA. Has she touched anything?

- No, nothing yet.

Hello, darling! - Hello!

- Wow, what have you caught here? A lost queer soul?

- Has she a glass of water, or anything? - What? Yes, but she hasn't touched it.

- Have you done this before? - Done What?

- Swung. - Swung? Swung?

- With a couple. - You'd like it.

I have a hotel room ... - I don't go for that stuff!

- Blindfold, whip ... - This mission is an uphill battle.

- What d'you mean? - Ankan wants DNA. I'll get a hair from her. - You can't-

- No! Olsson, don't pull a hair! - No, no, damn it!

- Olsson? Olsson? - He can't hear you.

Sorry, sorry. - Did you just pull my hair?

- I apologize.

No, no ... Wait, wait ...!

- Drop the weapon!

- Drop the weapon! Let him go!

Let him go.

What's the matter?

Hello! - Edvin? What are you doing here?

- I bought coffee.

- You like it with milk?

- And you? Black like Bäckström? - No. Cappuccino.

But ...

I'm a little short of time. School starts soon.

I was wondering if you and the Chief Inspector could maybe ...

... get back together?

He's very lonely. He's sick of being alone.

He only has me and Egon. The goldfish that is.

- I do like him very much.

- You do? He loves you. I know he does.

- It's too dangerous. For you too. - I'm not afraid of anything.

- Edvin ... I'm talking life-threatening.

I'm very happy we were able to meet and have coffee.

But we mustn't see each other again. - I have to go now.

Olsson and Olzzon are going door to door.

Someone may have seen Anoo outside Eriksson's on the night of the murder.

- Unless she came in the back door.

If her hair matches, we know she's been there.

- I'm going to chase up the lab about the DNA test.

You have found shoe prints the same size as my client's.

And millions of others.

The promissory note, the instalment plan. Three million plus interest per year.

The estate lacks assets, according to Cornelius Ek.

The meeting yesterday was-

- Sorry ... Ankan?

The DNA result's just come. It's not hers. A real fucking shame.

- So we're back to square one. - Don't say that.

We know that Eriksson stole the paintings to pay off his debt.

- Olzzon, tell me you've got something? - Remember the beer thieves?

They took an electric bike too. - What has that got to do with the murder?

- What if it's the killer's bike? The kids found it the next day.

Hidden in a bush behind Eriksson's house. That sounds pretty strange.

- Perfect if you want to get there without being seen.

Check if it's got any anti-theft marks.

The bike's there in Lost Property. They handed it in last week.

- Severin.

Was it you made the coffee? So there's one thing you can do?

But keeping track of stolen bikes exceeds your capacity?

- You just watch your tone.

- I'll talk how I fucking like when you hide bikes from my murder investigation.

- It was found at Eriksson's address. - I traced it.

Anti-theft marks.

I notified the owners as per procedure The report confirms that.

- You're an idiot who doesn't understand that you should have reported to us first.

Or you were deliberately obstructing my murder investigation.

How the hell can you hang around with that fucking asshole?

He's a disgrace to the entire force.

The owner's name is Lucy Nyström. Who the hell is that?

Nyström as in N.

Lucy Nyström? Evert Bäckström, Criminal Police.

Did you know the lawyer who was murdered, Tomas Eriksson?

We found your bike tossed in the bushes behind his house.

- Quite. It was stolen.

- You never reported it to the police? - No. It was found, wasn't it?

I haven't had the time either. - No.

May I have your hair band? I need it for a DNA analysis.

I also need to have a look through your shoes.

- Wait, I don't understand. What's this about?

- Where were you on the 8th of April, the night of the murder?

- I want a lawyer. - I can understand that.

Unfortunately, Tomas Eriksson is no longer with us.

Can I take that?

Your shoes match the prints found in Eriksson's flower bed.

Your hair matches what was found on the terrace.

- So we really only have one question: - Did you kill Tomas Eriksson?

- Where's my lawyer? I'm entitled to a phone call.

You've been watching too many police procedurals on television.

But sure, go ahead. make your call. You get two minutes. I'm going for a piss.

Can you take this?

Hello darling! We're on our way home now.

- I'm actually not at home.

I'm at the police station. - The police?

Has something happened? Lucy, talk to me. What's going on?

- It's just a misunderstanding. - Ok, we're on our way.

- No, don't! I'll be home soon.

Don't say anything to Nike either, I don't want her to be worried. Ok?

Yes, is that Svenzon?

This is an anonymous source.

I've heard you're running a story about Evert Bäckström.

Then I've got something juicy for you here.

Wait here. I'll see what's happened.

Hannes Nyström? -Hello, what's going on?

- It's about the murder of Tomas Eriksson. - What does Lucy have to do with that?

It's been years since they were together. - Together?

With Tomas Eriksson? - Yes. Or how can I put it ...

... It was in another life. - In this life he's stone dead.

And clearly, you were there. - We can wait for the lawyer if you want.

- I was at Tomas's house. We talked.

Then I left. And I forgot to take my bike with me.

- Why did you lie to us?

- So my husband wouldn't think we have a relationship again.

- Did you have one before? - Tomas wanted it.

He kept calling and pestering me.

I finally gave in and went there.

Mainly to tell him to go to hell.

- You met every week for several months.

- That's not true.

- You lied to your husband so he wouldn't believe something that hadn't happened?

- Yes? Is that so unlikely?

- What do you think? - She's lying. Badly.

- Bäckström? This woman wants to talk to you.

- Mum hasn't done anything.

- Lucy? How do you know that?

- Because I was there. The same night that Tomas died.

- What the hell were you doing there?

- I was going to celebrate my birthday. And ...

... Yes, Tomas ... Tomas is my Dad.

- What did you say your name was? N as in Nike.

- You're Lucy and Eriksson's secret love child?

- Tomas didn't know either, only Mum. And her diary.

Yes? - Does Tomas Eriksson live here?

- Tomas! It's for you.

- Hello. Can I help you with something?

It's Tomas's child I'm carrying.

I have to carry our secret like it's a treasure.

So your Mum was lying to you all this time?

- She didn't think that Tomas was father material.

- Father material?

- I was half a gangster even then. Money problems, debts and all that crap.

- Fetch! Get the ball!

- She once told me that she really wanted to have children.

But she made it very clear that she didn't want them with me.

I feel cheated in a way. I didn't even get a bloody chance.

- You have the chance now.

We continued to see each other in secret every week.

- Why in secret? For Hannes' sake?

- He'd be very upset if he found out.

He's my real father. - You bore all this yourself?

- But Tomas said everything would be fine. That things would change.

Pecan? Chocolate? What do you want? - Both.

- So what do we have here, then. Happy Birthday.

- Thanks!

What? Tonight? Are you kidding?

Shit! Thank you so much! I've always wanted to see her.

It'll be great fun. - It's just a little gift.

- But I don't need anything else. - Nike, I ...

... I've committed a lot of crimes. It's because I've had a ...

- I've had to pay off a debt. - I don't care about that.

- Starting tomorrow, it's over.

After that I'm free to do what I want. To live a normal life.

Free to be your Dad. - You are my Dad.

- Then let's eat the ice cream. Otherwise you won't get any broccoli.

- No! No Dad jokes!

- But you never went to the concert? - It was my birthday.

I said I was going out with friends, and borrowed Mum's bike.

But she'd become suspicious and followed me.

No! No Dad jokes- - It wasn't a Dad joke.

- Mum? What's going on, what are you doing here?

- You're coming home now. - Why? No, let me go!

- Come home with me. I don't want you coming here.

- What the hell are you doing? - Leave my daughter alone!

- Your daughter? She's just as much my daughter!

- And then you found out that Tomas had been ... murdered?

- Mum panicked, and said like:

"See, I told you so. He's a threat to our lives."

But she didn't understand that it didn't matter, because he was my Dad.

He could have been alive now. I think about it all the time.

If we'd gone to the fucking concert maybe he'd still be alive.

Thanks for the help, Lucy. I'm sorry for the ... misunderstanding.

- It's all right, it's okay.

- Shall we get some pizza? - Sushi.

The clues are getting scarce now.

The only thing we have left is the blood trail ...

the strangulation mark, the buyer and the Russians.

- Can't you do that thing you do:

you go quiet, stare into space and dream up the solution?

- Not sure I'm dreaming ... - I didn't mean it like that. But ...

... what is it you do, exactly? - Well ... to see ...

... To see what I don't see but may still have in my subconscious.

Try it.

No, don't stare and think. Close your eyes and try to see.

Take a deep breath and relax a bit.

- I see Nike ...

... as Eriksson's motive for everything.

- Sure, why not?

Maybe she's Pinocchio who's found her dad in the end.

Motive: Nike.

- I have to try something. - What are you doing?

- Eriksson's secret password.

PASSWORD: NIKE

Oh fuck. Dubrovnik? Open the file.

- It's from an anonymous sender who agreed a price with Eriksson.

270 million, that means- - That you're learning ...

... and now you're buying the cake.

Evert Bäckström was first ... - Nadja? - Yeah?

- Can you check if Eriksson has been to Dubrovnik lately?

- Yes, but come over here. You need to see this first.

It's just been posted. Have a look for yourself.

Who was first on site? - Evert Bäckström was first on site.

- At Tomas Eriksson's murder scene? - Yes, exactly.

But he didn't call it in.

Instead, he began to taste Eriksson's whiskey collection.

- That sounds awful.

- Bäckström has a habit of getting there first and looking for valuables to pinch.

- What the fuck is this bullshit?

I've seen it myself ... so have others, how he's stolen priceless paintings.

- Is that who I think it is? - Who the hell else would it be?

He's a disgrace to the entire force.

Can Bäckström answer the accusations?

Is there an ongoing investigation into the alleged thefts?

Are you recording this? No, it's not an interrogation.

Thanks for your list of buyers. - Oh right, for the icon paintings.

- Do you know an art dealer connected to Dubrovnik?

- That would be Dubrovnik, then. - I don't understand. -

- That's what he's called.

His grandmother was Croatian, I think. But he grew up in-

- So Dubrovnik is a person? - Yes.

- Why was he not on the list?

- I didn't know that he was dealing with such large sums.

- We haven't mentioned any amount.

- I may have said something when we talked about pro-prov-

- Provenance, yes. - Exactly.

Do we find Dubrovnik in Dubrovnik? - No, in Stockholm.

He lives in England, but he'll be comiung here tomorrow for the auction.

- You know him?

- I saw the name on the list of participants.

- What if the auction is a sham ...

... that he's actually here to buy- - The icon paintings.

- The icon paintings, exactly.

- Who from? - Eriksson's killer, whoever that is.

- Dubrovnik will tell us that.

- It's Edvin again, 'd better take it. - A tip. Use the back door.

You do barge your way around, don't you! Look where you're going! - Yes, sorry.

- No problem. Pity you didn't give me a black eye.

Then I could have bragged about having been slapped by a famous celebrity.

- More like infamous, nowadays. - Still gorgeous.

- Thanks, thanks.

... Bäckström stole valuables, most recently from lawyer Tomas Eriksson.

Back, get back.

Dubrovnik has a flight booked from London to Stockholm tomorrow morning.

He can lead us to the seller, who we believe is Eriksson's killer.

- Are we having a surprise party again?

I just wanted to say that we're off to Palma now.

We won't be back until Eugene's book release.

- The Nobel Prize ceremony then, right? December 10th.

- I just want to be happy. - And I want you to be happy.

But he doesn't love you, only your bank account.

Anyone can see that. Mum ... ... Yes yes.

I know I've been weak, your dad made me weak.

I betrayed you and you can't forgive.

But you can't punish Eugene for that, he's not your dad.

- Thank God. What a nightmare to have those genes.

Clara's right. You want to be an adult but you're not really an adult.

You're just desperately looking for your dad. Oh yes.

I'm sorry it's turned out the way it has.

But I'm here for you. Well, I'm not here, I'm-

- I have to get back to work now. - I just want it to be good.

Hi, sorry again for disturbing you. - Thank you for last time.

- Thanks. Good luck with the job! Now I'm closing this.

Bye!

Edvin? Edvin?

Edvin! - Evert?

- It wasn't my idea. - Edvin. Yeah ...

He said we needed to meet, that it was a matter of life and death.

I said we couldn't meet because it was too dangerous.

Such a lovely little fellow.

- He's probably skulking around somewhere in the bushes.

We just have to keep up appearances and eat so we don't disappoint him.

- He was very worried.

He said you'd bought a goldfish because you were so lonely.

- I'm alone because I want to be alone.

If I'd missed you, I might not have bought a goldfish, but a snake.

Goodbye.

GIVE US PINOCCHIO

WHO ARE YOU? WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

-OR DIE! YOU HAVE 24 H

English subtitles ...

by jeremys and faxeholm1234

TNT 2022