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The murder took place
a late summer night in 1990.

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A young, pregnant woman was buried on
beach and was drowned by the tide.

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You can watch the case over the summer,
as a cold case exercise.

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It's an elaborate, raw murder...

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- Did you know that dad investigated the case?
-No.

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I'm looking for Tom Stilton. I need
ask him a few things.

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Stilton is no longer with the police.

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These are people who sat
in system to abuse the homeless-

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- and post the pictures online.

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-Where does this lead?
- No idea.

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Olivia, it's just a practice.

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It revolves around a sadistic killer,
and no one lifts a finger.

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KNOCKING

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-Hey! Are you lying down and sleeping?
-No.

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We were going to Tynningö
and paint the house.

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-Don't say you forgot.
- No, but...I can't today.

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- Can't?
-I'm going to the west coast.

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- Yeah? Just like that?
-Sorry.

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-What are you going to do on the west coast?
-Check a murder scene on Nordkoster.

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-The beach case again?
-Yes.

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-What is it?
-Nothing. It's just weird.

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-Why exactly that case?
- It was a terrible murder.

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Yes. And it's been an awful long time.

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And this one smells
terribly disgusting.

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-You, mom. Tom Stilton...
-Yes, what is the matter with him?

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- Do you know him?
-Yes. Dad and he worked together.

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-Did you hang out in private?
-On and off. Why do you wonder that?

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He seems to have completely disappeared.

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Something happened to him.
It probably didn't go so well for him.

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-Did he start drinking, didn't he?
-Arne mentioned that he was on the psych ward.

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I have to knit,
otherwise I'll miss the ferry.

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-How can a person just disappear?
- Maybe he ended up off the radar.

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-Which radar?
-Society's.

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You know, people can disappear without
be missing. Bye then. Get in touch.

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Hello!

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-Hello. can i help you
-Yeah...I don't really know.

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- I'm looking for a Tom Stilton.
- He usually sells our newspapers.

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- Do you know where I can get hold of him?
- No, he's homeless.

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-So you can't get hold of him?
-No.

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- But does he usually come here?
-Yes, when he collects newspapers.

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Can't you ask him to call me
when he shows up here again?

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- My name is Olivia Rönning.
- Have you met Jelle?

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- Jelle? Is he called that?
- He's a little special.

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-How then?
-Special.

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Okay.

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-Outcast! Why do we get all the crap?
- These are very serious assaults.

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-Absolutely.
-Next time someone gets killed.

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Then at least we get a murder investigation
to devote ourselves to.

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-Where is the latest victim? Benzeman?
- SWEET.

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You can pick that up right?

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How long have you been homeless?

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For four years? And before that
you were a librarian, I understood.

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We have watched a film from the park.

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From what we could see, there were two
who gave in to you. Is that right?

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Two young guys?
Do you think you would recognize them?

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Were there any more there in the park
when did it happen? That was it?

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Who were they? Were they also homeless?

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-What did we get out of it?
-Not much.

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-How do we proceed?
-What do you suggest?

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- We are contacting the others who were there.
-Why?

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Junkies and junkies are
completely worthless as witnesses.

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- No, we spend our time on something else.
-Like bowling then, maybe?

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JELLE COUGHS

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Wait, Jelle! Are you sick? You slept
in that swamp shack last night again?

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No, I slept at the Grand Hôtel.

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-What then Grand Hôtel?
-Fun. Jelle never gets private.

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-What the hell for?
-Say it.

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He is said to come from the outer archipelago.

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-His father was probably a seal hunter.
-And he stinks like a rotten herring.

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You can only afford four. Hundred
span over. What do you get for it?

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Fish balls.

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There was a girl here a while ago.
She wanted to get in touch with you.

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Linn Magnusson. Hello?

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- Is that what you're going for?
-Partly.

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-Partly that and partly what?
- I have snowballed into this.

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-Where is Nordkoster?
- But damn it, Lennie! Outside Strömstad.

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The killer may still be there.

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-Are you worried?
-Yes, always for you.

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I'm not going to interrogate people there directly.

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Be careful. Think, poor Elvis
if he will live with me for nine lives.

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The cat food is above the fridge. And hold
the windows closed, so he doesn't go out.

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I know. It's not the first time we
live together. We are tight, me and Elvis.

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You can't have that. It's shitty.

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- I got it from you.
- It's really neat.

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- Will this one do?
-Yes, it does.

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-Jakob greeted, by the way.
-So you have met again?

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-Yes. Does it matter if he sleeps here?
- No, but then you get to change the sheets!

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-The debated violent films...
- It's about the assaults on the homeless.

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With me in the studio is Eva Carlsén,
social psychologist and debater.

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We have all been upset by the movies.
Who is it that does this?

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-We.
-Shut up!

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In these particular cases, we don't know-

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-but it concerns abused children
who have grown up without love.

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What then "children"?

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They feel worthless
and goes after people...

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-Damn, she's talking shit!
- Put it down!

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-In this case, homeless.
- Can this be resolved?

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It's about
where society puts its resources.

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I can only show what happens,
why, and on the consequences.

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-Like disgusting movies online?
-Inter alia.

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Thank you, Eva. More about this in...

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Have you found her?

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Yes.

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SMS SIGNAL

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Is that Olivia? Betty Nordeman.
Welcome. Is that your pack?

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Was it seagoing?
It can be like that with a small boat.

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I bought up some land up north
and started the cottage village in the summer of 1990.

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The same year that woman was murdered
at the Hassleviks.

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Are you here for murder tourism?

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I am studying the case
at the Police Academy.

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-Well, so you're going to be a police officer?
-Yes. But I'm not done yet, so…

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No one forgets the murder on the beach
here on the island. It was terrible.

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- It hung over us for years.
- Were you here then?

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-Where else would I be?
- No, stupid question.

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The whole island was invaded by policemen
and helicopters. They interrogated everyone.

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- I told you what I thought.
-What was that?

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Racists, satanists, thugs,
terrorists. Something about "ice" it was.

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- Cyclists?
- Stockholm humour.

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A beer, please.

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- This is the cottage village.
-Who lived here when the murder took place?

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Two drug addicts lived there, unfortunately.
But I kicked them out.

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-What were their names?
- I don't know that.

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In tian lived the weapon from Stockholm.
A real slut.

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She pretended to the lobster boys,
so they saw both wrongly and wrongly.

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- She was interrogated.
-Was she a suspect?

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I don't know. She had to come along
into Strömstad with Gunnar.

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-Gunner...?
-Wernemyr. Police. Now retired.

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- Does he live here on the island?
-Yes, down in the village.

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- Do you remember what that weapon was called?
-Yes. Same as Kennedy's wife.

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-Yes, and what was her name, then?
-Don't you know what Kennedy's wife was called?

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- Jackie.
-And more?

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- Kennedy!
-No, the gun.

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I don't know. Yes, this is your cabin.
The key hangs on the inside.

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-The little boy who saw the murder...?
-Gardman's boy, Ove. They lived there.

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-But he's not here now?
-No.

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He's like that...marine biologist!

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Oh! Black nail polish, what a bargain!
Check, check!

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I called SÖS to check the situation,
and was connected to a department tant.

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-What did she say, then?
- That he responded well.

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"What does it mean in Swedish?"
- "He's feeling a little better."

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Benzeman is good. What is it?

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It's the first time you say
something personal about someone, ever.

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He doesn't talk that much.

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-Damn, it's Stilton! The location?
-Toothache.

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Then you can pull them out, then. See you soon!

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- Do you have pain in the spines?
-Nah.

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-Who was that?
- The mink.

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-Where are you going?
- The opera.

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You, Jelle, will you follow me home?

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Why that?

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It's a bit scary the last bit through
the woods, you know, now that everyone gets a rod.

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Are you with me?

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Nice with company.

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Come on! Join in!

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But come on! It's too damned.

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On Monday I will be evicted.

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Where should I go then?

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-Can't you move?
-With what then?

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There are punctures on both tires. In addition
the whole thing would probably collapse.

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-What does it look like where you usually are?
-In the swamp shack?

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-Yes.
- It's... Were you thinking of moving in there?

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-Did you get scared now?
-No.

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You have to do something about that. Shit
you completely in yourself, right?

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Do you still get those seizures?

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Have you eaten anything?

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-Hello! Contact!
-Huh?

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Have you eaten anything?

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-Yes...crackers. Do you want?
-Thanks.

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Oh, I have a present for you.
I got hold of it yesterday.

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Check, it works with a debit card.

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I know you don't want it. But
everyone gets beat up, take it anyway.

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Okay? Please.

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Please.

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Would you like something to drink?

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You can slag here if you want.

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On the bed there.

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Pärt says you are a son
to a seal hunter. Are you?

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Nah.

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- Nah.
- Grandfather was a seal hunter.

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Yes. Your dad, then?

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Jelle?

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SMS SIGNAL

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KNOCKING

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Sorry. It wasn't meant to be
to scare you.

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I need some help.
Do you have a cell phone I can borrow?

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- I'm going to call for a taxi boat.
-Certainly.

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00:28:28,320 --> 00:28:31,880
Thanks. It goes in a minute.

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Yes, hi. I would need a boat
to Strömstad. I'm on Nordkoster.

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Yes. Western bridge. Dan Nilsson.

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Yes, how good. Thank you very much. Thanks.

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Thank you, that was kind.

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-I saw you at Hasslevikarn today.
- Yeah. What did you do there?

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I had gotten lost and ended up there
just. What did you do there?

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-Er...I have to go. The boat is coming.
-Okay. Hello.

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So you want to know a little
about Jackie Berglund?

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- Berglund? Was that her name?
- Yes, she did.

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-Why did you interrogate her?
- She was an... escort girl.

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-Tell it like it was. - She was a luxury whore.
- Yes, you could also say that.

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However, she was on board
on a pleasure hunt with two Norwegian

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-down in the harbor on the night of the murder.

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At the same time, a witness claimed
that she had seen Berglund walking alone-

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-on the path towards the Hassleviks the same
evening, something she denied herself.

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- It was never clarified.
-Why that?

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Rikskrim came down and took over,
and they well focused on other things.

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- Like the earring? Do you know it?
-No.

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And whose coat was on the beach?

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- You can ask the head of the investigation.
-Tom Stilton.

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Yes, he is the one
who knows the most about this case.

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What did you screw up?

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-Do you have a kitchen in the rat hole you live in?
-No.

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-You eat cold fish balls?
-Yes.

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Jelle... Come!

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00:31:45,400 --> 00:31:47,480
Come, then!

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00:31:48,560 --> 00:31:52,480
You, when did you wake up this morning?

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00:31:52,640 --> 00:31:58,120
Did you feed him then?
Yes, but we can be heard tomorrow.

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The pot should stand a little longer.

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00:32:05,400 --> 00:32:08,600
-Would you like a glass of wine?
- Please.

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00:32:08,760 --> 00:32:13,760
-How did the painting go?
- Yes, thank you, it went well.

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-What have you cooked?
-Garlic chicken special.

220
00:32:20,560 --> 00:32:26,080
-And what is special?
- What is not in the recipe.

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00:32:26,240 --> 00:32:32,040
- You, what kind of book is this?
-Just one of dad's old ones. Bowl.

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Eva Carlsén. I saw her on TV.

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She wrote that many years ago,
about escort service.

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An old policeman at Nordkoster said that
one of them they interrogated was an escort girl.

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-Maybe the victim on the beach too?
- They must have checked that.

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They released her too soon, he said.
Her name was Jackie Berglund.

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Eva might know who Jackie is. That
maybe that's why dad bought the book.

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Maybe I can talk to her
about Jackie. Where she lives, what she does.

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-And do what then?
-Look her up.

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You're completely senseless. How do you think?

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How I think?
I want to do good student work.

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-You seem to think you should solve the case.
- No, I really don't think so.

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Dad wouldn't have liked you
kept this up, just so you know.

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-Damn, how low to drag him in.
- You're trying to prove something.

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Prove something? For whom? For dad?
He's dead, Mom.

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And you weren't here when he died.
Are you trying to make up for it? Olivia!

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- Thanks for the food.
-Olivia, don't go.

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MOBILE SIGNAL

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Hot fish balls.

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-Where did you get all the scars from?
- I was a troublesome child.

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So you got spanked?

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- Because you were troublesome?
- I don't want to talk about it.

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Dad hit me with a bunch of keys.
He was alkis, the mother too.

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And when I was rowdy, he brought out
the bunch of keys and pulled away.

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Yeah, that's what bugged me.

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- The bunch of keys?
-No. No, that HE did.

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But it was grandma who mutilated me,
what happened to grandma.

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I was 13. We visited her
in Dingtuna - the mother, the father and me.

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They started drinking and arguing.

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Grandma couldn't bear to stay, because she
knew I was going to get hurt.

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But when the bundle arrived, I had time
away, because they were so damn full.

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And I was a fast bastard.

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I found grandma in the barn. Hon
hung by a rope from a rafter.

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Mom and Dad were packed,
so I took her down myself.

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I put her on the dirt floor and sat
with her for several hours and laughed.

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I loved grandma.

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That's what crippled me.

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What was your upbringing like?

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-What is that?
- It's a seal harpoon.

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-Did you get spanked with it?
-No. I was never beaten.

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How nice you draw. I'll set up
it and watch it when I wake up-

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-and then I'll think about you NOT
was beaten with a seal harpoon.

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Vera...

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You don't hit a child
just because it's awkward.

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Do you want to stay?

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But it's a bit crowded here.

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Damn, how disgusting.

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We don't know anything if we don't want to.
Why are you so upset?

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-An innocent is murdered.
- That's your interpretation.

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-And what is yours?
-I solved a problem.

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By...

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Jelle?

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