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Hail Mary, full of grace,
the Lord is with thee.
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Blessed art thou among women, and
blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
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Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with
thee. Blessed art thou among women...
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Take me!
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SPRING TIDE
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This brutal murder was committed
on a night in the late summer of 1990.
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There are many unsolved cases...
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but only one where the victim's identity
remains unknown after 25 years.
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- How far gone was she?
- She was heavily pregnant.
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- How long was she buried ?
- Long enough to be drowned by the tide.
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It's an unusually gruesome murder.
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This is about being drowned by the tide.
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Is the difference
between high and low tide big?
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Yes, but only in one place.
At Hasslevikarna on Nordkoster.
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And only at one point in time.
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When the sun and moon
align exactly with earth.
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It's called the spring tide.
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I'm giving you this case over the summer
as a cold-case exercise.
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What could have been achieved
with modern police techniques?
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DNA, profiling, etc, etc.
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Pick up a case file each
on your way out. Thank you.
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Gruesome murder on Nordkoster
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Police reticent: No new clues
the woman had Rohypnol in her body
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Police remain unable
to identify the wowan...
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killed on Nordkoster last Friday...
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nor have they any leads
on the perpetrator.
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One of the investigators,
Arne Rönning, spoke to us.
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It's a calculated and brutal murder,
commited...
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Dad?
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Dad?
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I can't sleep.
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Hi, sweetie. Come here.
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- Can't you sleep either?
- No, I can't.
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- What are you doing?
- I don't know. Thinking...
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- About her?
- Yes.
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Who is she?
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I'm afraid I don't know.
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Olivia ! Hello, darling.
What are you doing?
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Looking for something.
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For what?
That's just Dad's old papers.
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We're studying a case of his.
I want to see if he'd kept something.
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Why?
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- I saw him in a news clip today.
- Dad?
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Yes, in the library. It was an old clip,
but he looked good.
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What was it about?
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The case, this really sick murder
of a young woman.
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Worst I've ever heard of.
On Nordkoster.
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- The beach case?
- Yes.
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Why dig into that?
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It's just an exercise,
but it's really exciting.
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Think I could find anything
about it here?
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Please leave things tidy.
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Washing Dad's car
may be a better idea.
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Chief Inspector Tom Stilton, CID,
head of the investigation
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- How many jumped you?
- Two.
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- Think it was the same guys?
- As last night? No idea.
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Hi. How many?
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- Hello. - Jelle!
Comb your hair with a grenade?
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Fucking rough sleeper!
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A HOLY MESS OF TREASURES
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...Assault on a homeless person...
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- Here's the new issue.
...brutally beaten...
- Thanks a lot.
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She is bieng treated at Södersjukhuset...
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and is in a stable condition...
- Here.
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...are no life-threatening.
The police have no leads...
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- Hello, Olivia!
- Pardon...
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Did you know my dad worked
on the beach case?
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- No.
- No?...
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I found a box at Mum's crammed
with papers from the investigation.
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- That he kept at home?
- Yes. What?
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Nothing.
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He'd noted some questions
that looked interesting.
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I wonder if I could access
the actual murder investigation.
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Where can I find it?
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Central Archives in Gothenburg,
I'd imagine, but you can't see it.
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- Why not?
- The case is still active.
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- Outsiders can't access that material.
- What do I do? Who can I talk to?
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- No idea, Olivia.
- CID Cold Case Unit, perhaps?
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- Who heads that team?
- Verner Brost.
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- Now I know. Thanks.
- Olivia...
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- Yes.
- It's only an exercise.
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1. Coat? 2. DNA? 3. The boy? 4. Earring?
5. What have we missed on Nordkoster?
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I asked him
if he'd swallowed an antelope!
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Well, he looks like a crocodile!
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You need good insulation!
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I'll call you back.
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- What the hell do you want?
- Hello.
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Hello.
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I'm Sven Bomark
from the local council.
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Unfortunately,
this caravan has to be moved.
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"Moved"?
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We need access to this land.
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- What for?
- A jogging track.
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But I can't move it.
I live here.
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Maybe we can help with the move.
I'll look into it.
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It has to be gone by the end
of the month because...
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Dropouts don't need to conform,
conformists need to drop out!
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Situation Stockholm!
Hello, Miss.
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- Anything by you today?
- Yes, in my own words.
- Thanks.
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- Situation Stockholm!
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- Hi, Benseman! How is it?
- Hi! Not bad.
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-How many have you sold?
- Well, 22 copies.
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Wow! So that's enough for today, eh?
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Vera... Don't try it on.
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My place.
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Yeah, I know. But I need the dough.
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- I feel rotten. What a shitty day!
- Isn't it always?
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Sure, but I just need an hour,
then you can have it back.
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Please, please, please,
Bense-bamse-bumseman.
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Thanks! Want a hug?
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- Good luck.
- Thanks!
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Buy Sweden's hottest magazine,
Situation Stockolm.
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You don't want to miss this!
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- I've no money!
- What? Me neither.
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- Hello, darling!
- Hi!
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- Hi. Are you going like that?
- What?
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Forgot we're going out tonight?
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- Absolutely not.
- You did.
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Well, maybe.
But you have to see this.
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What is it?
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An unsolved murder.
Want to hear about it?
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- No, not if it's gory.
- It's not.
- Yeah.
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A pregnant young woman,
buried on a beach, drowned by the tide.
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The investigators have nothing,
no motive, no murder, not even a name!
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Get it? And this, "coat". Whose coat?
"Earring". Whose?
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Maybe some unknown sect
wanted to sacrifice...
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the foetus to some moon good...
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And when they cut out the foetus...
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they find little worms inside it
transmitting signals to Jupiter...
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- Then a UFO comes...
- Lennie, shall we go?
- Yes.
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- Is Jakob coming?
- I hope so.
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Why should I move my caravan?
It's my home!
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They are a bunch of fucking idiots!
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It's not about the bloody jogging track.
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It's about the people
walking their furry rats.
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They think I lower the tone
in their flashy area.
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I don't fit into their tidy reality.
They don't give a shit about us!
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- Vera, it could be... I'm just saying...
- No! No!
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Jelle, are you coming?
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Come on, Jelle!
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Vera, Vera...
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She's like a snowplough,
she ploughs on and doesn't listen.
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She's right, though.
If you don't fit in, they want you gone.
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It's true. We're at their mercy.
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Homeless equals outcast.
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"Done is the day, darkness will prey
On stars and cats and whores."
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"Filled up with tarts, riff-raff and farts,
The jailhouses sleep and ignore."
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It's still like that today.
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Let's do it.
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Weren't you going to quit that stuff?
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- I know. I will...
- When? - Well... I will!
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- Hey!
- Fuck! Shit!
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- Why are you waiting? Do it!
- No, no, no!
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Shit!
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I'm calling the cops!
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What the...
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Come on!
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Oh, shit!...
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Benseman?
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Oh, shit! Benseman?
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There, there...
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Try to breathe.
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Good, that's it.
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There, there...
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A gang is systematically assaulting
homeless people...
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and posting videos
of the assaults online.
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These images from the 4th film,
posted on the website "Trashkick"...
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show an assault in central Stockolm...
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- How is he?
- I don't know.
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He's got serious internal injuries.
His spleen is knackered.
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- The doctors worked on him all night.
- Will he live?
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- What do I know? They think so.
- Look what I got. Tear-gas spray!
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Dumb.
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Why did we leave the park?
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If we'd stayed,
I'd have stopped that shit!
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Remember how I beat the shit out...
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of those guys
who tried to steal my phone?
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Two hammered 12-year-old dwarves!
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Yeah, but you'd have helped.
You're not useless.
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I feel for you, Pärt.
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But Benseman is tough.
He'll make it, I promise you that.
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- Verner Brost?
- Yes.
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Hi! Olivia Rönning.
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- I am at the Police College.
- I see
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Are you working on
the Nordkoster beach case?
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No.
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- Why not?
- We reached an impasse.
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What does that mean, "impasse"?
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There's no new forensic evidence,
no new witness statements...
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Nothing was overlooked in the original
investigation as far as we know.
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No?
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- Whose was the coat found on the beach?
- I can't say.
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Can't or won't?
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- I don't know all the details of the case.
- Okay.
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Do you think a religious sect
could be involved?
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- No.
- No, neither do I.
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Tom Stilton was in charge.
Where can I find him?
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- He's left the force.
- He was? Is he still in Stockholm?
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I don't know. Ask Mette Olsäter.
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- Who's she?
- You don't know who Olsäter is?
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- No. Should I?
- Yes.
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Excuse me, do you where I can find
Mette Olsäter?
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She's CID, in there.
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- Do you have an appointment?
- No. Do I need one?
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No, I'm sure you'll be fine.
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Thanks!
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Yes!
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- Mette Olsäter?
- Yes, what do you want?
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- May I come in?
- What for?
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Olivia Rönning
from the Police College...
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- Rönning? - Yes.
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- Arne's daughter?
- Yep.
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- Come in.
- Thanks.
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- So how's the Police College these days?
- Fine.
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- What are you after?
- I'm looking for Tom Stilton.
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Why?
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I'm doing a project on a case he ran
and have a few questions.
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- Stilton has left the force.
- So I heard.
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I thought I could ask him
a few questions, even so.
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Do you know where he is?
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- No.
- No idea?
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- No, sorry.
- Okay. Thanks anyway!
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You've got something on your chin.
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Hi! How are you doing?
This is Benseman's spot.
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- Yes, but he won't be here for a while.
- No.
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- Here...
- Thanks!
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- You need that. - So do you.
- I'll be fine. Take care.
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NILS FERLIN
SONGS FOR A DANSE MACABRE
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So I'm officially in love with Jakob,
I think...
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It wasn't easy at first.
Seems he's afraid of germs.
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I had a cold
and he couldn't handle that.
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He saw some gunk in my eye
and it all got a bit emotional.
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I had to nag him...
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You're not listening.
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- Of course I am.
- You're not.
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- What colour was his bedroom?
- White? I don't know.
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"White"?
I didn't even say what colour it was.
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But listen to this...
she was drugged, the woman on the beach.
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What's so special about this case?
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My dad was part of the investigation.
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- No wonder you're obsessed with it.
- I'm not obsessed.
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Yes, you're obsessed. Aren't you?
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- It's quite cool, you know.
- What?
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He was puzzling over it.
And now you are.
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You're thinking the same thoughts.
You inhabit the same world of thoughts.
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- Didn't you think of that?
- No, not like that.
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A bit cool?
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- Yes, it's cool.
- It is.
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So did you get laid?
250
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You're joking.
No time to shower this morning!
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- You're gross!
- I have to tell you...
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That's why I don't listen.
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I'll film you.
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- How many hits?
- Shed loads. Most ever.
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Adam, Barbie is broken!
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She's not broken. Bring me the head
and I'll put it back on, okay... What?
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I love that line: "Bring me the head,
and I'll put it back on."
258
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You're really weird sometimes.
259
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Come here, Elvis. Time for dinner.
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Here you go. Mmm...
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No? Not good enough?
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You're so picky.
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No result found for "Tom Stilton"
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I hope this gives you an idea...
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of what the National Forensic
Centre does...
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and why some colleagues call us
"the garage of Death".
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DNA analysis takes time,
and so it should.
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It could send someone to jail.
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Any questions?
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How advanced was DNA technology
in Sweden in 1990 ? Was it used?
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We first used it in 1991.
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Before then we had sometimes send
samples to the UK, mostly in rape cases.
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We thank Marianne Borglund,
for this interesting lecture.
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And now I'd like to wish you all
a nice summer.
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See you in the autumn!
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- Lunch?
- No, I have to get back to Linköping.
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Excuse me.
Weren't you married to Tom Stilton?
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Yes. Why?
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I'm looking for him.
He ran the case we discussed today.
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Do you know where he is?
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No we're not in touch.
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- No? Is he in town?
- No idea.
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- Did you get hold of Verner Brost?
- Yes. The beach case hit an "impasse".
284
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- It's crazy. - Why?
- Because no one cares.
285
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A sadistic murderer is walking free
and no one is lifting a finger.
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Give me the kite.
287
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- Antonio!
- I told you you would lose.
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He's sleeping. Run!
289
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What do you want me do do with it?
290
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If I'm not back by the 1st of July...
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give it to Lluviso.
292
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- What do you want him to do?
- He'll know
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Has something happened?
294
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Yes.
295
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Want to talk about it?
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- Know why I like you, Dan?
- No.
297
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Because you never take anything
for granted.
298
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Neither do you.
299
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Thanks for the rum.
300
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Dan, my friend...
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For luck my friend.
302
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Thank you.
303
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I wish I'd stayed in the park.
304
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I went back yesterday. I found this.
It belongs to you, I think.
305
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Bense-bamse...
306
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- Why are you here?
- What's it look like?
307
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You can't be here now.
Visiting hours are over.
308
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I'm here all the same.
309
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I've got to go. See you soon.
310
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Hang in there.
Everything will be fine.
311
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She's over here.
I don't know how she got in.
312
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Stop. Stop!
313
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Let me go, arsehole!
314
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I'll report you to the
European Court of Human Rights!
315
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Thanks a lot, you bastard!
Thank you so much. Fuck you!
316
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What's up?
317
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Isse has found a new space in Arsta.
We're starting the cages again.
318
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- But listen, we can't...
- Shh!
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- Where does this lead?
- No idea.
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5. What have we missed on Nordkoster?
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