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THE FALL GUY

- Is that your music?
- Sorry?

The music.
It sounds familiar, but I...

- I can't place it.
- I don't hear anything.

No... No, it's gone now.

- Where is everyone?
- At a course. Negotiation techniques

- But you're not attending?
- No. I used to teach it.

Well then.

A common mistake is to go straight to
step 5 and try to change their behavi

Every step in the staircase
must take its time.

Only when the perpetrator is fully
on one step can you move to the next.

As with all construction,
the foundation is the key.

Hey...

You there.

- What is the foundation of negotiati
- Active listening.

You must listen in such a way
that the perpetrator feels heard.

Which can lead to a solution
without violence.

So what differentiates a hostage
situation from a victim situation?

Yes?

They... Oh wait, you said differentia
I thought you meant similarities.

But... They differ...

Well, there's a perpetrator and...

I don't remember. I think it was...

24 taxpayer-funded hours for
a course in social work. What a waste

It doesn't hurt to update our knowled
Even if the instructor was kind of we

- I thought she was good.
- All we need to update is our physiq

- You just wanted to play war.
- War? That workshop isn't about war.

Go with Oskar,
you can talk about it in the car.

It's about explosives. Who will you c
when your door gets blown off?

Look at those two.
They can barely write a parking ticke

And we're learning social work...

- I always park here! Go to hell!
- Oskar?

- Run over me then!
- Get out of the way.

- Just do it!
- What's this?

He's blocking the bus stop.

I'm Oskar Bergman. What's your name?

Hampus...Säter.

Okay, Hampus. Do you have your keys?

No. They're upstairs.

- What say you and I get the keys?
- Are you serious?

Does he look capable of driving?

- You can go.
- I'll go when the car is gone.

- I don't have time for this, Oskar.
- You can take the bus.

Hurry up, I haven't got all day.

Oskar had the dumb idea
to go with him. I have to find him!

- Officers are 7 minutes away.
- We don't have 7 minutes.

- Stand by. We don't know who this is
- I do. A full-on psycho.

- Oskar is up there, alone and unarme
- You'll wait for backup! That's an o

- I'll assess the situation.
- Josef!

What the hell are you doing?

Get away from the table.

Go.

Go!

Easy now...

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

Who the hell is it?

I don't know.

- Do you want me to...
- No! I'll shoot!

- What are you going to do?
- Shut up!

Please don't shoot, okay?

- What are you doing here?
- We came to get...

Stand still!

- What are you going to do?
- Hands up!

- On your knees!
- I don't want to die. Please.

I said on your knees!

I don't want to die. Please.

I don't want to die.

- Wait, wait, wait!
- Stop!

Hampus...I'm Josef. I found your keys
They're in the car. You can move it n

- Oskar and I will leave.
- Get out!

Nothing has happened.
No one is hurt.

- Put it down before it does.
- I don't care. I'll shoot him.

Put the gun down.

Put the gun down...now!

You okay?

He was armed, high and paranoid.
I had to go in. Then he just fell...

We'll discuss it later.
Oskar, how are you?

- Okay... Sorry.
- We'll make sure you're debriefed.

- I just need to get some sleep first
- Of course. Hey!

- Where's the car?
- At Forensics to keep the media away

- What do you know about...
- Bludgeoned.

But not in the boot. Too little blood

And it was a...

...baby.

You can access this room only.

- Is this the site of the murder?
- We don't think so.

- Have you found anything of interest
- It's all there.

Rough life.

I wonder if he was the father
and couldn't handle it.

So he cracked his kid's head open
because he couldn't make the rent? No

Go home and get some sleep, Josef.

I want you to see a psychologist.
Then you can come back.

See you tomorrow.

Morning.

- How has everyone slept?
- Just fine.

All right everyone,
this is an unusual case.

What we have is a suspected killer,
the late Hampus Säter.

What we lack is the identity of the v
and a motive.

- Anything from the pathologist?
- Yes.

The infant died of trauma to the head

It was in the boot at least three day
but didn't die there.

The autopsy will be finished later to

- And the blood test?
- It wasn't Hampus Säter's child.

So what do we know about Hampus?

Lives alone, unmarried.
Known drug addiction.

In extreme debt, yet cash
was found in the flat. 100,000 kronor

Mother deceased,
father Rolf Säter lives in Kista.

He was notified last night.

- You and I will visit the father.
- Me? I mean...

- If you think you can take it.
- Sure, I just...

He doesn't have to know you were ther

You others look into Hampus. Who were
his friends, who did he owe money to?

- Oh good, you've started.
- Nice look.

Sorry?

Oh, right!

- Can I have an update?
- We're off to visit the father.

- Him too?
- Yes.

Isn't it better to take someone
who wasn't involved in his son's deat

- My staff, my decision.
- It's not just for the father's sake

He can handle it.

- Isn't it too slippery to ride a bik
- No, they grit the roads.

- Do you usually cycle to work?
- No. But I plan to make a habit of i

What's with him? He seems...happy.

Maybe he got laid.

I wouldn't know.

MECHANIC

Would you say
you had a close relationship?

Not really.

He came by fairly often.
Mostly to borrow money.

- Did you give it to him?
- A few hundred now and then.

We found a large amount of cash
in his flat. Do you know where he got

No. No idea.

Were you there when he...?

- Did he kill himself?
- Why do you ask?

He was...quite down,
so I thought he might...

Hampus didn't kill himself.
I was there. It was an accident.

Okay.

Do you know if anything special
had happened to make him depressed?

His girlfriend had run off
with someone else a while back.

Okay, was it recently?

No.

A few months ago.

But it broke his heart.
He was so excited about the baby.

- What baby?
- Oh, it wasn't his.

At least, she said it wasn't.

But Hampus wanted to do one of those
paternity tests when the kid was born

Do you know when the baby was due?

She should have had it by now.

Hampus's ex is Elin Mörner.
Lives in Rissne with a Stefan Larsson

No answer.
We're going to find it's a triple mur

We don't know that.
Don't jump to conclusions.

Why hasn't anyone reported
a missing baby?

He killed all three of them.

- Stand back...
- Don't.

- There could be two corpses in there
- Let them lie.

Or they're bleeding out
while you're dithering.

- Stefan Larsson?
- Yes.

Alex Beijer, police. This is my colle
Josef. We're looking for Elin Mörner.

- I think she's inside.
- When did you last speak to her?

- Why? Has something happened?
- We just want to ask some questions.

- Is it about the baby?
- Let's talk out here.

- Elin? Elin!
- Wait...

Stefan... Can you wait a minute, Stef

Hey... Listen...

- We just want to ask some questions.
- Stefan...

Hi.

- I haven't talked to Hampus in month
- Why not?

I had to change my number
because of him.

- Was he threatening you?
- No.

He just never stopped calling.
Sometimes crying, sometimes...

It was too much.

- Were you afraid of him?
- Never!

- I've never even met the guy.
- He may have had some problems...

...but he'd never hurt anyone.

Maybe himself, but not anyone else.

Hampus is the nicest guy in the world

Dinner time.

Come on.

Oskar!

Could you...

Hi. Do you have a moment?

- I was just going to have lunch.
- Good.

Look, this business with Josef and
the guy who went through the window..

- It's a real mess, isn't it?
- Yes.

As regional manager,
it's my job to sort it out.

Yes... So...
What does that mean?

The media are looking for scapegoats,
so we have to play our cards right.

So the wrong person
doesn't get blamed.

No... No, that's...not good.

I like you, Oskar. You...

I always have.

- You're human, you're gentle.
- Okay.

Internal Affairs are going to want
to hear your version of events.

- You know that, right?
- Of course.

I wasn't there.
I don't know what happened.

But what I know is
that Josef tends to attract trouble.

So I think,
at the end of the day this is about..

...what kind of cops we want.

Do we want Dirty Harry?

Or do we want...

...Kindergarten Cop?

- You get me?
- I don't know what...

- Do you...?
- Good. We understand each other.

- Good luck. With your lunch.
- Right.

It starts with a lecture,
and the rest of the week is practice.

- And what does it cost?
- It costs a bit.

But considering all the bombings of l
it's a good investment.

- Josef! Have you got a moment?
- About what?

The Hampus Säter case.
We need to sort out some details.

When I know whose kid he killed
I'll write a report.

Listen, let's make a deal. I know
you don't want to dig through this.

Talk with Internal Affairs now and
you don't have to see the psychologis

Okay, sounds good.

So, it wasn't Elin Mörner's baby.

No, I heard.

- How are things with Josef?
- Fine.

- Why?
- You know what I thought of him.

- That he's a hothead. A loose cannon
- I know.

But he's a good complement to my team
and I still think so.

Is something wrong?

Yes. There is.

I've spoken to Internal Affairs.

Right.

Can you describe in your own words
the events leading to Säter's death?

Hampus Säter
was high and paranoid.

I asked him repeatedly
to put down the weapon.

If it'd been Oskar's brains on that r
I'd have had to defend that instead.

Did you feel
that Oskar's life was at stake?

Yes.

And if I said that Hampus's gun
wasn't functional?

How do you know that?
Have you heard from Ballistics?

Okay.

If that was the case, there was
no way in hell I could have known.

He had a gun
pointed at my colleague's head.

Considering what was in his boot,
I played it safe.

- Why did you think the car was his?
- He said so.

- That it was his car?
- Yeah.

You said,
"Considering what was in his boot".

Would you say that the dead baby
affected your judgement?

No.

The car had fake plates.
It was stolen from an Ebba von Schéel

Okay.

You know more about this investigatio
than I do. You should take over.

The traces in the boot
don't match Hampus Säter.

- He may not have known what was in i
- Then why take a cop hostage?

You said yourself
that he was paranoid and intoxicated.

Caught with a stolen car
and under massive psychological stres

So, if you hadn't suspected Hampus
of murder, but simple car theft,

would you have acted differently?

Did you give Internal Affairs
information about the gun and the car

- It was like an ambush in there!
- I gave them the information.

They arrived while you were out.

- I didn't overreact! Ask Oskar!
- He'll be interviewed. It's not up t

- Do you think I was wrong?
- I wasn't there.

- But?
- But I told you to wait for backup.

Okay...

You're right,
this case is personal for me.

But that's not a problem, it's an ass

- I hear you.
- Good.

But I'm taking you off the case.

- Josef, it's for your own good.
- No, it's for yours!

- I know you feel...
- You don't! You haven't killed someo

An infant's skull is very fragile.
It doesn't take much.

- How old is she?
- Two months.

You see the posterior fontanel
hasn't closed yet.

So it doesn't take much strength.

- Is it murder or manslaughter?
- That's impossible to say.

But if you were to guess?

It's not my job to guess.

- You'll have to ask the perpetrator.
- I need some air.

I think her head
may have been crushed.

Crushed?

No, no, I just...

But if she wakes up,
tell her that Daddy...

...will be home soon.

Okay. Good. Thanks. Bye.

I don't know how to...

- Oskar, you're doing everything righ
- You think so?

You accept help, you talk
to the psychologist. That's good.

Let's go.

So. Hampus Säter has a colourful past
to say the least.

Youth offender in his teens.

At 19 he was put away for two years
for a shooting. Nothing since then.

- The motive for the shooting?
- Unclear. Possibly gang related.

His only income is from being
a front man for cars and companies.

- I'm just here for my things.
- Go ahead.

- How's it going with the mobile?
- It isn't.

The six-digit code is impossible to c
and he changes it often.

The call list is very recent.

- The computer?
- No problems.

Why are you wasting time on this?

If Hampus Säter just stole
the wrong car, why not just clear him

Or has the car's owner suddenly
phoned in and reported a missing baby

Do you have everything you need now?

You could have given me some warning.

I apologise if this is a bad time.
We'd like to ask some questions.

All right. Fine, ask away.

- Does anyone else use your car?
- No. When can I have it back?

As soon as we're done
with our forensic analysis.

- Has anything else been stolen?
- Not that I know of.

The thief had a large amount of cash.
Do you know anything about that?

Do I look like a cash person?

Are we finished?

No, not yet.

No?

Do you mind if we take your fingerpri
and a DNA swab?

- You have the right to refuse.
- No. Of course.

But then you'll have to go.
I have things to attend to.

Open wide.

Who said you could leave the bedroom?

Apparently we can't get the DNA resul
until tomorrow evening.

- What was she like?
- Calm.

Far too calm
to be aware of what was in the boot.

- She can still be involved.
- This is interesting.

An email chat between Hampus
and an unknown person.

The language is guarded, clearly
using criminal code. Some kind of sal

- "When is the next delivery?"
- The latest was sent three days ago.

- "Hello? Where did you go?"
- "The customer can pay double."

It could be anything.
Stolen goods, drugs...

Or babies.

Child smuggling.

The timing of this conversation
matches when the baby died.

- The baby was the goods? Isn't that.
- Is it?

The requirements for adoptive parents
are stricter than ever.

The illegal adoption market
and surrogacy have exploded.

But that's from third-world countries

Who says the baby is Swedish?
She could be East European.

The industry is on the rise there.
People pay more for white babies.

The baby's head was crushed.
Possibly accidentally, during transpo

Hampus discovers
that the baby is dead and panics.

- So, what do we do?
- Can you trace this IP address?

I've tried.

What if we contact them
from Hampus's email?

- That's entrapment.
- It might be our only chance.

Okay...

- What do I write?
- The deal is still on if he's intere

- What now?
- Now we wait.

Alex, we have a problem.

We're being flooded with calls from
reporters about the botched intervent

The answer is "No comment
until the internal investigation is o

- They have Säter's name and photo.
- They can't publish them!

If his death is publicised,
the contact won't respond.

That's why we have to give an intervi
to postpone their publishing the name

So who does it, you or me?

I think you can guess
who will volunteer.

The man fell eight floors
during a failed police intervention.

The public wonder,
has police violence gone too far?

No, I don't think so. But as usual
when an intervention goes wrong,

we've started an internal investigati
to see if we acted inappropriately.

This isn't the first time
your interventions have gone wrong.

That's true.
It's a part of everyday policing.

Just a few months ago
a boy died in a car chase.

Two weeks earlier,
a man was shot by police.

It's very unfortunate
that this has happened.

This is about the poor judgement
of individual officers,

rather than a culture
of violence in the police.

I need to use the loo.

Okay.

Almost finished?

Yes, I'm coming.

Tired?

- How long will I be locked up in her
- Until I can trust you.

I want to go home.

Good girl.

Don't worry. We'll be a family.

No...

You'll stay here
and not do anything stupid, right?

Where to meet?

Where to meet?

Say somewhere near Hampus,
so we can cover the area.

- The port in Ulvsunda? 5:00 pm?
- Write 8:00 pm, we need more people.

- We can't do it ourselves?
- Not now.

He's late.

- He got a whiff of cop?
- Maybe he's not good at being on tim

Car coming.

Copy.

- What do you see?
- The driver is alone.

Is it him?

Shit!

I've lost him.

He's gone. Check the car!

Police! Stop!

He's here!

Freeze!

Okay...

This here...

This is a picture
of a two-month-old baby.

It's possible she looked
a bit different in the brochure.

What?

She was found in the boot
of Hampus Säter's car.

Who?

Don't you remember the names
of people you do business with?

Six months of correspondence.
Five completed deliveries.

Go ahead,
say it's not your email address.

It's always fun going through
people's browser history.

- The porn sites you've visited...
- That's enough, Jenny.

This is Hampus.

- What happened?
- Can't you tell?

- So you know nothing about this?
- Of course he does!

Back off now.

Let him sit and wait for his lawyer.
We've got enough.

You know, baby killers aren't popular
in the courtroom or in the nick.

- Jenny, you can go.
- I've nothing to do with this.

No, of course not.

I'll arrange a search warrant.

You should be an actor.

I'll consider it.

I know nothing about a dead baby.
I haven't killed anyone.

Could you tell me more
about how your business works?

Hampus knows a guy...

...who finds rich women...

- Who can afford to buy a baby?
- No.

Who own expensive cars.

He copies the keys and puts on false
plates. I'm just the customer contact

- So you sell stolen cars?
- Yeah.

- Who murdered him?
- Who said he was murdered?

He fell out of a window.
Didn't we say that?

Hampus's casanova mate has admitted
to seducing Ebba von Schéele

and four other women to get their car
but he knows nothing about a baby.

Ebba von Schéele can't be the mother,
as the tests showed.

Her DNA isn't even
on the baby's blanket.

We have nothing.

What other theories do you have?

How the hell can a baby disappear
without anyone missing it?

I was in the neighbourhood,
so I came to check on you.

Nice view.

- What do you want?
- You look like hell.

Same to you.

We've hit a wall.
We can't identify the victim.

The car owner has no link to her,
Hampus has no motive.

- So you think he's innocent?
- I don't know.

And if he is guilty, why did he do it

And whose baby is it? Got any ideas?

No.

But I've got whisky.
Not for you, you're driving. Right?

- Can I bring you something to drink?
- Yes!

- Champagne.
- Are we celebrating something?

Life.

Order whatever you like.
Don't even look at the price.

Dad, what's wrong?

- What?
- It's not anyone's birthday or Chris

And we're...

I just wanted to have
a little family dinner.

- What's strange about that?
- You can barely move!

- Is it Parkinson's?
- Parkinson's?

- Yes, isn't that what Gran had?
- I don't have Parkinson's.

On the contrary,
I feel more alive than ever.

I'm just sore from exercise.

- I've started cycling to work.
- You?

But Dad, you've barely done anything
since the 80s. Why not start slow?

- You mean Nordic walking?
- Yes, or boules, maybe.

- Have you decided?
- I'll have the quail.

- Quail for me, too.
- The meatballs, please.

- Well then! Cheers!
- Cheers.

Do they hurt?

Do you want this?

I want to see her.

The risk of infection is too great.

But... She needs her mum.

More on the accident in southern
Stockholm where a police operation

resulted in the death of a man
who fell eight floors from a window.

An ambulance arrived shortly,
but the man could not be saved.

Police cannot reveal
any details of the operation,

but confirm the man's death and that
an internal investigation is under wa

What is it?

Who rolls cigarettes these days?

Try it. It's meditative.

Are you getting any sleep?

I haven't really slept much since...

...the accident.

Wow.

- You've done that before.
- I'm a natural.

It will get better.

A thing happened to me
a few years ago that...

Was it also an accident?

Got a light?

This is probably a bad idea.

Lie down.

My brother killed our father.
Stabbed him 11 times.

I didn't think we had much in common.

...but maybe
it's all about circumstances.

No!

Don't bother. No one can hear you.

Let me go!

No!

- No!
- I can't trust you.

Please don't! No!

No! Please don't!

Don't do this!

Take it away!

Take it away! Stop!

I don't want it! No!

- Hi.
- I have nothing more to say.

I had no idea what he was doing,
I know nothing about a dead baby...

That's not why I'm here.
It's not a police matter.

Can we just talk?

Is that him?

Yes.

That's Hampus.

He was such a sweet boy.

You'd never have expected him
to become a murderer.

- Rolf...it's not certain that Hampus
- It was you, wasn't it?

The policeman who pushed him out.
It was you.

It was an accident.

I...

If I'd known...

It was an accident.

I'm sorry.

I've been expecting this.

Ever since that bloody shooting
that put him in prison.

I've been expecting
something like this to happen.

You hope so much
that things will get better.

But Hampus
has been hopeless his whole adult lif

Good thing I have another son,
so I have some joy in life.

Hampus has a brother?

A half-brother.

He's a doctor now.

Grew up with his mother in Finland.

That's why he turned out well.

He just moved back to Sweden.

Someone has to tell him about Hampus.
I haven't had the strength.

We'll do it.

- What have you learned about him?
- What are you playing at?

Questioning the father!
Do you want to get sacked?

I wasn't questioning him.

- What's going on here?
- Nothing.

- What've you got on Hampus's brother
- He has a brother?

- Björn Lind.
- Why haven't you questioned him?

There's no registered familial tie.
He's not resident here.

But he lives here!

- Go to him!
- Not you!

- I found him!
- You're staying. Oskar!

That's an order.

Björn Lind, works as an online doctor
Has dual citizenship.

Trained in Sweden,
but has lived in Finland for four yea

And when did he come back here?

I don't know, but Ayda has spoken
to the Finnish police about him.

He has no record in Sweden. He's
volunteered for Amnesty International

Graduated with honours.
An all-around good guy.

Try and wake up.

Ida?

Try and wake up now.

It does seem a bit strange that he
hasn't contacted us about his brother

Considering that
he's all over the headlines.

They're half-brothers.
Maybe they aren't in touch.

Next left.

Who the hell wants to live out here?

Stop!

Stop! Stop!

What was that?

Hang on. Stop.

Help me.

My name is Alex. I'm a police officer

- What's your name?
- Ida.

We need an ambulance.

Ida, I need you to tell me
exactly what's happened.

He locked me up.

- Who? Who locked you up?
- Him...Björn.

He wouldn't let me go!

I think I may have killed him.
I didn't know what to do.

Okay, I need two ambulances. Right.

- I'll go to the house, you see to he
- Right, thanks.

- Ida, come, let's wait in the car.
- No... We have to go to the hospital

- We're waiting for the ambulance.
- No!

My daughter is there.

- Is she ill?
- Yes!

- Where is she?
- Karolinska Hospital.

- Karolinska?
- You have to take me there now!

- How old is your daughter?
- Nine weeks.

I haven't seen her in days,
you have to take me to her, please!

Björn?

Jesus!

Lie still. Lie perfectly still.

Stay calm. Lie still or you'll bleed

He's suspected of abduction and
murder. Let me know when he can talk.

- Alex, are you okay?
- Yes.

- Are you sure?
- Yes.

God...

Björn's house is a suspected
murder scene. Jenny is in charge.

Good.

- Are you okay?
- Yes, of course.

- Yes?
- We've examined Björn's computer.

He seems to be planning to return
to Finland. He's bought tickets.

His mobile has a fingerprint lock, so
take it to the hospital and use his f

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

It was Björn's DNA in the boot,
and on the baby's blanket.

That's it.

It's also confirmed
that Ida is the baby's mother.

We have to go to her.
She needs to know.

But that's not all. The DNA analysis
showed that Björn is the baby's fathe

Which means that he's had her
locked up for nearly a year.

At least.

- Oskar, you're with me.
- I'd rather not.

I'll go with you.

Good.

No...

- I'm so sorry, Ida.
- It's not true. It's not her.

We've conducted a DNA test.

And unfortunately we're sure.

Do you have any family member
we can call?

He wouldn't do that!

- It's not like him, he wouldn't...
- How do you know Björn?

If it's true...

...I want to see her.

It's not her!

- How long were you in that basement?
- I want to see her!

Do you know how long you were there?

I'd recognise her. It's not her!

It can't be her...

Alex...

If she wants to see her,
we can't prevent it.

It might even help her
to accept the situation.

We can't question her in this state.

Do you have Björn's phone?

Hi. I wonder if you can meet me
at the morgue.

And make sure the baby
is presentable for identification.

- Is that really necessary?
- It's the mother's wish. See you the

Okay.

Oskar, can you come here?

Do you see anything unusual here?

- No.
- No, exactly.

The closet is full of women's clothes
and shoes that are years old.

It looks like any couple's house.

I can't. You do it.
Fuck the money.

Ida! Where is Ida!

She's in good hands,
you can't hurt her anymore.

Can you get in here!

No! Let me go! Where is she?
I have to see her!

- She's my wife, damn it!
- Wait, wait, wait!

Wh... She's your wife?

She's severely delusional.
Without her medicine...

Where is she? I have to see her!

No! Let go... Where is she?

- Is everything in order?
- Yes.

- You can wait out here if you want.
- Okay.

She just looks as if she's sleeping.

Are you asleep, sweetheart?

- Hi, Martin.
- Where are you?

At the morgue. Well, outside.
I thought they should be alone.

- Go in!
- What? Why?

You have to bring her in.
It's her, Oskar. It's Ida!

No...

- We have to go now.
- No... No.

Ida...

No, no, no! Ida, Ida...

Okay, okay.

Wait now, wait, wait...

Easy. Look here. Look.

Okay? Easy... Easy...

Look. There...

Okay? It's all right.

It's all right. I just want us to tal
You and me.

She was screaming.

She stopped screaming. I just wanted.

I just wanted her to be quiet.

I understand. I do. I understand.

You know what? I have a daughter too.
Her name is Emma.

What's your daughter's name?

- Ida, what's your daughter's name?
- Tova.

- Tova.
- Her name is Tova.

Okay. That's lovely.

A lovely name.

Okay. You see? It's okay.

That's it. Okay.

- Where do I begin?
- Wherever you want. We have time.

We met in medical school.

She was someone you noticed.

She was my first girlfriend. My only

But in the third year
she started changing.

She used to be social, but suddenly
she was stressed around people.

Couldn't tolerate noise.
Had panic attacks. Outbursts.

I hoped I was imagining it.

Medical students
see symptoms everywhere.

But you weren't imagining it?

No. She had a condition.

She was diagnosed
with paranoid schizophrenia.

That's where the nightmare began.

Mental health care in this country
is sicker than the patients.

She had new doctors every day,
was shuttled between institutions.

Then she was pumped full of drugs
and let out on the street.

We lived as if in a prison,
waiting for the next psychosis.

Then it started over.

I couldn't watch that again,
so I took over her care.

So what did you do?

I took her to my home town,
Jakobstad in Finland.

Away from people and stress.

Managed her medication.

- And that worked?
- Yes.

When she got pregnant, she'd been wel
for years. So we decided to keep it.

We moved back to Sweden
just after the birth.

We wanted to start over in a new plac
be a normal family.

We thought we could do it,
if we were careful.

If we lived in a quiet place
and managed her medication.

What happened?

Ida!

Hello?

Ida?

Afterwards, she didn't remember
what had happened.

And I couldn't tell her.

It would have killed her.

So I told Ida that Tova was ill.

Your brother, Hampus Säter,
how did he get involved?

- He saw her.
- Who? Tova?

I'd dug a grave
and wrapped her in a blanket.

So your brother discovered
that Tova was dead...

...and you gave him
100,000 to keep quiet?

- I should have done it myself.
- What?

Buried her. I should have done it mys

But I thought maybe it was good if
Hampus was involved, so he wouldn't..

So he wouldn't pressure you
for more money.

He said he would bury her...

...somewhere far away
where no one would find her.

When Ida got better, I was going to
tell her our baby died of a heart def

That it wasn't anyone's fault.

Guilt is worse than loss.
It eats you alive.

How are you doing?

Oh, fine, fine.

Oskar is in there
talking to Internal Affairs?

What do you think?

Might be time to pack my bags.

Have a seat.

Can you describe in your own words
the events leading to Hampus' death?

Yes...

Josef saved my life.
Without him I wouldn't be here.

I told them the truth.

It was a life-threatening situation a
couldn't have known the gun didn't wo

As high as he was,
he could have hurt me anyway.

So I lost control of the situation.

Josef stepped in
when he was needed. Really.

That's the truth.

- Have you thought about that course?
- Not that workshop again!

- "Chemicals and explosives".
- It's my round.

Hey...

I don't think she's looking at you.

Next time
have someone else choose the bar.

- A toast!
- Again?

Yes. Here's to the hero.

Here's to Oskar.

- Good work.
- Thanks.

- Isn't Martin coming?
- He says he will, but he never does.

You'll get used to it. Here's to that
To those who never show up!

Come on, then.

Cheers.

Is that your music?

What is the name of that piece?

Kinderszenen.

You know, by Robert...

Schumann.

I've had it stuck in my head for days
It was driving me mad.

He went mad, you know.

The syph.

- The what?
- Syphilis.

Everyone thought
Schumann was mental.

Kind of makes you wonder.

What?

You know, we all have
our own little...peculiarities.

And you wonder...

...which of them will be explained
in the future by science?

Right.

There were those who said
it was the syph...

...that allowed Schumann
to create all his works.

You know?

So you could be talking
to a future genius right now.

What do you say, shall we head down
to the dive down there...

- ...and get us a dose of clap?
- Lay off!

Then we can start a band, eh?

And make sweet music!

Cheers, Martin!

Martin, that was unnecessary!

Martin!