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Morning.

Better coffee for a change.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I am.

I wonder why the symbol wasn't found in Lukas Roiha's boat.

Maybe the perp didn't have time.

Or the symbol has nothing to do with Ossi.

The perp marked

everyone who was part of his plan.

Everyone he wanted to kill.

Ossi wasn't on his list.

He got in the killer's way by accident.

There was water on the dock.

It looked like someone tried to wash something off.

I believe Ossi was shot there and then dragged into Roiha's boat.

And then the boat was sent out to sea.

-Why? -I don't know yet.

The perp didn't know that the engine was broken

and would catch fire.

Or maybe the victims have nothing in common.

Someone is killing them for fun.

The perp is mixing it up by leaving the symbol everywhere.

The symbol doesn't mean anything.

If it did, we would've discovered the meaning.

Has the Memfi van used by the perp been found?

-No. -Okay.

How are you feeling?

Okay.

Can you sit?

Sorry, I couldn't help it.

I can.

Human remains were found in a sewer.

Where?

Here. In Siuntio.

I doubt it has anything to do with our case.

Go check it out anyway.

Me?

Why don't you go?

I have a ton of things to do.

Or Nurmi, now that his butt isn't hurting anymore.

I want you to go.

Well?

-Is she always like that? -Yes.

-Hi. -Morning. All right.

Everything's still a bit fuzzy here.

The sewer over there flooded early this morning,

and the sewer diver found trash bags that were blocking it.

These were found in the trash bags.

Someone tried to dispose of the bodies chemically.

Tried to?

Well, he didn't finish what he started, as you can see.

He waited until the bones were soft enough

so they could be stuffed into a trash bag.

Most of the soft tissue has turned into brown liquid,

but most of the bones are still solid,

and the skulls look like this.

Four victims?

At least four skulls.

Whoever did this apparently tried to use the method

they use in Canada to bury people ecologically.

Potassium hydroxide and water.

When it dries, there's only a fine dust left.

Okay, but how did these victims die?

It's impossible to say at this point.

-Call me if you find anything. -Yes.

What place is this?

A hospital.

We met when you were brought in.

Do you remember?

No.

The police brought you.

You passed out in the street. Do you remember that?

No.

Can you remember anything that might've happened to you?

Where you were going or…

No.

Okay. What's your name?

Can't you remember your name?

-Laura. -Laura.

Good.

What about your last name?

Do you know where you live?

No.

Okay. Can you remember the names of any loved ones?

Can you remember a name?

Sakari Nurmi.

Good. He's a loved one?

He's an asshole.

Hi, honey.

This is a shitty arrow.

Hi.

All right, get your stuff and we'll go.

Did Grandpa help you pack?

No.

Why not?

He thinks I don't have to go to the city yet.

But we agreed I'd come get you today.

Yeah, but Grandpa…

-Where is he? -Over there.

Hi.

-Hello. -Why hasn't Emil packed?

Didn't we agree I'd get him for the weekend?

Didn't they call you?

Who?

Social services.

No.

I talked to them, and

they thought it best you see Emil here.

Why?

Because Emil is clearly doing better.

He's stopped fighting at school.

And what was the word they used…

Your living conditions are inadequate.

Because of the piping renovation.

What the hell are you talking about?

We talked about this weekend.

Yes.

They thought it best Emil stays here.

I still make the decisions about Emil's life.

This is a temporary arrangement which will end if I say so.

What does Emil want?

Hi.

This is a bad time.

Okay. Are the bodies already there?

I'll be there in about an hour.

Bye.

All right, let's go.

C'mon.

You should probably tell your mom.

-What? -I want to stay here with Grandpa.

I'm 12, so I get to decide.

What do you mean?

The social services woman told Emil

that the opinion of children over 12 should be taken into account.

So you don't want to come with me?

No.

Okay.

Call me whenever you feel like it.

The texture is damn good.

What is this? Pulled oats?

No, it's made of peas.

-What? -It's pea protein.

Fuck.

I hate peas.

A childhood trauma.

But you just said it was delicious.

I said the texture was good.

I could've eaten it.

Hey…

-What the hell? -I need to talk to you.

In private.

Riikola, can you go buy us a couple of cokes?

-What is it? -Venni Valkama.

Okay.

What about her?

-She asked me to drive a car. -So your career is continuing.

Why don't you just arrest them?

It's no use arresting anybody without evidence.

What if I could help you?

-Is something coming up? -Maybe.

Find out what and where

and let me know.

-That's a good start. -And then you'll leave me alone.

Sounds like a fair deal.

DROWNING SUSPICIOUS?

DEATH OF PRO-CHANGE MOVEMENT'S VICE PRESIDENT

INVESTIGATED AGAIN

All right.

There are no signs of violence on the skulls or other bones.

Determining the cause of death might take some time,

as the remains are in such bad condition.

But I've taken dental charts for identification.

Three of them have similar signs on their teeth.

I already consulted a forensic dentist

who said that the victims probably used amphetamine

or received methadone treatment

and forgot to take their fluoride tablet.

-Addicts. -Yep.

The forensic dentist was quite sure of that.

When did they die?

Two weeks ago max.

Maybe just days.

So someone murdered addicts who were in drug addiction treatment

and tried to dispose of the bodies chemically.

Yep.

What the hell killed them?

Maybe they took a bad batch,

and a dealer tried to dispose of the bodies.

Why would someone do that?

Addicts die every day.

There's something else going on here.

The victims' teeth were ruined by methadone.

Nurmi.

Yes, I am.

Okay. Had she taken drugs?

Okay.

Yeah, I'll be there.

Bye.

-What? -I gotta go.

-Why? -Laura.

Laura who?

Leo's mother. She was found wandering the streets in bad shape.

She's in the hospital. She gave them my name.

Was she high?

No, there's something else going on.

-Can't it wait until evening? -I gotta go.

This is Jukka Salo, hi.

I'd like to inquire if my sister Laura Salo is in the hospital.

She hasn't answered my messages for a couple of days, and I'm worried.

Yes. I've been calling hospitals.

No, not yet.

Brown hair, slim.

Thirty-eight.

Laura Salo.

She is?

Oh, I'm relieved to hear that.

It's great to hear that.

No, no. Of course.

Thanks, this is plenty. Bye.

Who the hell is this sister you're talking about?

Are you spying on my calls?

-What was that phone call about? -None of your business.

Tell me what you've gotten yourself into.

Does it have anything to do with Tuuli's death?

Can you move?

Move.

Don't you ever get in my way.

Excuse me.

-Hello. -Hello.

Laura has lost her short-term memory.

The diagnosis is transient global amnesia.

-TGA? -Yes.

Patients remember random things from the past

but nothing from the past couple of days.

The condition is usually caused by severe stress.

Have you noticed that in her?

Well, I haven't seen her in over a year.

Okay.

The TGA will go away in a couple of days,

but patients won't remember what they forgot.

In this case,

the severe infection we discovered is the more serious thing.

It affects several internal organs, especially the kidneys.

But she'll recover?

I believe so.

Fortunately, she was found in time.

Thank you.

Hi, Laura.

Why am I here?

You have temporary memory loss.

I do?

Yes.

I haven't told anyone.

About what?

That we have a son.

Okay.

Where's Leo now?

Is he home alone?

He's not home alone.

-Where did you last see him? -I can't remember.

I don't know.

-Tell me anything you remember. -I don't remember anything.

Laura, try to remember.

Matilda.

Okay, good.

Who is she?

She promised to take Leo to daycare.

Okay.

What's her last name?

I can't remember.

But she takes Leo to daycare?

Good. What daycare?

Vaapukka.

Good.

I'll find him.

Everything will be all right.

What place is this?

This is a hospital.

Why am I in the hospital?

You have temporary memory loss.

I do?

Yes.

-Hi. -Hi.

The car's okay.

I don't actually smoke anymore…

I'm interested in how new medications are tested.

Explain the process.

It consists of different phases.

Why are you asking?

It has nothing to do with Tuuli's or Ossi's deaths.

Or does it?

I don't know yet.

Could you explain the process to me?

During the research phase,

a new molecule is found and optimized.

Then we have to make sure it's safe enough.

That's usually followed by animal testing.

Then we need permission to test the medication on humans.

And then you test it on humans?

Yes. During three phases.

First on healthy volunteers, then on patients.

How long does this take?

The process can take up to ten years.

What phase is Rehaxin in?

It's entering phase II.

It's been tested on healthy people,

and next we should start tests on patients.

Have there been problems with the process?

There are always problems when you test a new drug.

That's why it takes so long.

What problems have you had?

At some point, addicted rats had complications and died.

We changed the medication,

and the tests on healthy people have gone well.

I'm not that involved in the Rehaxin process,

so I don't know everything.

What if you gave addicts the version that killed rats?

-That's a strange question. -I mean hypothetically.

Would humans develop serious complications?

Could they die?

Possibly.

But you have to remember that old versions of medications

are disposed of.

So basically that scenario is impossible.

Do you think it's possible that someone at Memfi tested this drug

illegally, outside the process?

-You mean Tuuli? -For example.

There's no way.

Tuuli was a very ethical researcher.

The physician's oath was her gospel.

She did everything very thoroughly.

Never took shortcuts.

Anyone else?

Krister Merihaara, for example.

-That's an absurd question. -Why?

Because medications can be tested normally.

It's part of the process for every medication.

Does this symbol look familiar?

No. What is it?

The killer left it near Tuuli's body.

Why?

I don't know.

You can keep it.

In case you remember something.

I won't disturb you any longer. Take care.

-She's in there? -Yes.

-Were there others at her place? -No.

Have all units be on the lookout for three-year-old Leo Salo.

-His mother is in the hospital. -What about his father?

He doesn't have one.

Detective Sakari Nurmi.

This is unlawful imprisonment. You can't do this.

-Are you Laura's friend? -I sure am.

-Where's Leo? -Did you find him?

You didn't take Leo to daycare. Where is he?

-Where's Laura? -In the hospital.

Why?

I'm looking for Leo. Where is he?

I told him I'd pay him, but he doesn't listen to me.

That fucking asshole. I'll kill him.

Who are you going to kill?

Juge. He took Leo.

-What do you mean? -Juge took Leo.

-Where? -How the fuck should I know?

-Juge who? What's his real name? -I don't know.

Try to remember, for fuck's sake.

I don't know.

-Try. -I don't know.

Maybe his last name is Santeri.

Is that a name?

Can Santeri be his last name? Maybe.

-Is his name Jukka Santeri? -Yes.

The dealer?

Yeah, yeah.

Good.

Hey!

Where the fuck are you going?

Come back!

Take her home when she's sober.

You can't leave me here. Hey, cop!

Calm down.

Do you already know what and when?

You ask a lot of questions.

Wouldn't it be good if I knew something about it?

We're going to rob a van carrying medicine.

I mean, you're not going to rob anything.

You'll wait in the car and drive us.

-When is the gig? -Tomorrow.

Really?

-Where? -You'll find out.

-How much was the pay again? -The other plate, please.

Three thousand. Didn't we agree on it?

Yeah. I was just…

thinking if someone's going to buy the drugs from you

or how it goes.

Are you scared?

What do you mean?

Is it possible the driver has a gun?

He has no gun.

Besides, it's okay to be a bit scared every now and then.

Keeps you on your toes.

Then we'll go to the back of the car.

Well?

I'm okay.

-Okay. -I'll take a piss.

Yes. I'll check the fluids.

Hello?

Something's happening tomorrow.

A job?

Yeah, a pharmaceutical van.

-Where? -I don't know yet.

Okay. Message me immediately when you find out.

And keep a cool head.

RECENT CALLS

What did you just do?

I took a piss.

Did you call someone?

No.

-Give me your phone. -Why?

Give me the phone.

-Why are there no recent calls? -It's broken.

I need to buy a new one.

Well, soon you'll have money.

Sorry.

Remember to wash your hands.

You'll get rid of germs. Use some more soap.

Fucking hello to you too.

Hello. This is Detective Sofia Karppi from Helsinki.

Do you speak English?

Thank you.

-Hello? -Howdy.

I looked at the buildings near the sewer

and found out

that one of them is owned by Stella Merihaara, the CEO of Memfi.

What building is that?

It seems it's not much of a building.

Okay. Pick me up at my place.

It's been recently cleaned.

I can smell bleach or something.

The doors have locks on the outside.

The windows here are covered.

Here as well.

The window's shut tight.

-Look. -What?

Someone tried to escape.

Yeah, someone jumped from here.

There are marks down below.

Well? Now what?

Check the other one.

-This one's locked. -This one's open.

That could be used for soaking bones.

Move it, please.

Help me a bit, will you?

Is there something in there…

This could lead to the place where the bodies were found.

What are you thinking?

What if they were testing the unfinished medication here,

and something went terribly wrong?

Sanna Sirén said they had one version of it that killed their test animals.

How would this be connected to the other murders?

Tuuli Sirén was their head researcher.

Maybe she found out about the testing here and was killed.

Maybe the other victims knew something.

There's no symbol here.

Yeah.

-Get in the car. -What have I done?

I've been taking it easy, you know.

-Shut up and get in the car. -Hey, what the fuck?

What is it? I haven't done anything!

Nurmi, what the fuck? Let me--

Seriously.

You can't keep me like this--

You took a three-year-old named Leo. Where is he?

Who the fuck is Leo?

This is the femoral artery.

Do you want to bleed to death here?

-Do you? -No.

Where's the boy?

-I don't have him. -Why not?

I sold him.

What the fuck are you talking about? Sold to whom?

I don't know. Some Chinese guy.

I'm sure you understand they'll dismember him

or sell him to some pedophile.

Tell me everything, or you'll die.

He's in some container.

They'll ship him to Shanghai.

-What ship? -I don't know.

I just took him to a container.

When? Where?

A couple of hours ago.

What container?

-Is it in Vuosaari? -Yes.

How the fuck will I find it?

It's a fucking container…

No, wait. I have it in my phone.

-What's the code? -One, two, three, four.

-What? -One, two, three, four.

Fucking dude. You hurt me.

-Where is it? -In notes.

GLOU 992993 CONTROL NUMBER: 9

Open your mouth.

What?

Open your mouth.

Hello?

I need your help.

There's a ship headed to Shanghai in Vuosaari Harbor.

Find out where it is.

Why?

Leo is in a container that's being loaded into the ship.

Your son Leo?

Yes.

What the hell.

JP?

Yeah, I'll find out.

What happened?

Leo was kidnapped,

and they're taking him abroad.

Who are?

I don't know.

It's Containerships VII, Pier VDP.

It's headed to Rotterdam, then to China.

-You got that? -Yeah.

-When is it leaving? -Very soon.

Okay. Bye.

Give me your keys.

Call forensics.

Is it that one?

Yes, but I need a decision from the customs or border guard

if I want to stop the ship from leaving.

The ship's not going anywhere.

992993, control number 9.

We're talking about criminal suspicion. Human trafficking.

The container's probably in the ship already.

Then we need to find it.

-Will you go check it out? -Okay.

It's gonna cost the harbor a hell of a lot money

if we delay a ship.

Usually suspicions like these are unfounded bullshit,

and the harbor gets a bad rap.

All kinds of activists will come and lie on the pier.

C'mon.

Hey, it's that one.

Stop it!

Raimo, stop.

Don't lower the container into the ship.

Told you so.

Leo?

Are you in there?

Leo!

Hey!

What are you doing?

Hi, Leo.

Leo's here.

Move the boxes.

I need a forklift for unloading a container.

The boy's in shock,

disoriented. We'll take him to the hospital.

Okay. Keep me informed.

-Have forensics check the container. -Okay.

Take the car to Pasila.

Leo's okay.

What about you?

I'm okay.

Do you know you're bleeding?

My stitches must've come undone.

Do you want me to clean the wound?

Well, not necessarily.

But thanks.

I got a strange phone call a couple of days ago.

It came from an unknown number from abroad.

The caller was a man who spoke fluent English with a German accent.

He said he knows who ran over Jussi.

-Your husband Jussi? -Yes.

Who was it?

The wife of the Polish ambassador to Germany.

A diplomat?

-Yeah. -Okay.

That explains why she wasn't caught.

Her name is Cecilia Beatriz.

She's living in Germany.

-You talked to her? -I called her.

-You did? -Yeah.

-You said you were a cop? -Yep.

I said they were investigating the case again.

You're going to be in deep shit for that.

-What did she say? -She admitted to it.

It happened four years ago.

There's no evidence, so she can change her story.

Yeah.

But the strange thing is that Beatriz said

she saw someone on the side of the road hit Jussi.

That's why Jussi staggered in front of her car

and was hit.

-Was she able to describe the person? -No.

It was dark.

It happened around midnight.

But someone killed Jussi. It wasn't an accident.

What are you going to do?

I'm going to find out who it was.

Have you told Henna, Emil and Jussi's dad?

-Not yet. Why? -I might not tell.

I'm sure they need to know the truth.

It's easier for them to think Jussi died in an accident.

Believe me.

For once.