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Good night, Branko.

Sweet dreams, my friend.

It won't open.

- Motherfucker changed the code. - That's that, then.

The killer left no fingerprints or traces of any kind.

- Nothing? - Nothing. They've searched everything.

It seems he wasn't killed in the house.

- So where was he killed? - I don't know.

- The gun? - It was a 7.62.

- A TT pistol. - He was shot point-blank.

And nothing was stolen?

- We can't be sure. - What about the safe?

It didn't occur to you they wanted to break into the safe?

It did. But the body was found far from the safe.

- I'm just... - Tagging along?

Vladimir, you're on the case. We need all the help we can get.

You're the most experienced detective here.

It's Vesna's case.

- Sure, but I'm interested in your opinion. - I don't have one so far.

Bon appétit, Vjekoslav.

Doesn't it look like a professional job?

We just found the body. Give us a few days to investigate.

There is a safe in the house. What else is there to investigate?

So, it was a professional.

Maybe more than one.

Vesna, I would like a list of all adult males

who entered Croatia in the last ten days.

- It will be a huge list. - Yes.

Then you'll go through it.

It's your case, right?

Exactly.

- I fucked up. - Don't worry. I'll help with the list.

- I'm on desk duty as it is. - Thank you.

What's up, Stribor?

Sorry to bother you.

Look, I need to find the videos they stole when they shot Vlado.

Your official investigation sucks.

But there's also your private investigation.

- I don't understand. - He didn't tell you about the screenshot?

What screenshot?

Vlado doesn't tell me anything.

Will you tell me what's going on?

Not here. See you later at our place?

Bye.

Looking at the screenshot, you can't really tell

if it's Horvatic.

What? Have you lost your mind?

Well, you're not 100 % sure yourself, are you?

Darling, our donators are focused on exposing Balkan criminals. OK?

So, whoever sent us the screenshot

thinks it's connected with our work.

Or they've sent it to all the media and are hoping someone will publish it.

You know I don't care about the competition.

We can be the last to publish it.

But it must be thoroughly investigated.

Of course, I agree. I'll let you know when I have something.

Just a moment, please.

Do you have a new tablet?

Someone accessed our server using your ID.

From Croatia. But it's a new device.

Oh... I'm a moron. It was me.

It's my new tablet. Talk to you soon, OK?

- Go on, get some work done. - Bye.

Bye.

It's Slavica from the Red Cross. She wants to meet with you.

She says it's urgent.

- She probably wants to ask for more money. - I'm not going to the office today.

- What about Darko? - He doesn't need to know.

Come on, Filip, we have to go. Come on.

Please take Filip to Mr. Horvatic's.

- What about you? - I'm going to the office.

- I can take you as well. - Please.

Mr. Horvatic doesn't like waiting.

- Mama, what about my phone? - You can have my tablet. Love you.

If someone asks, you can't find this phone.

I'll get it back to you as soon as possible.

We will trace its location and use it to record conversations,

but the time Filip spends with his dad simply won't be enough.

- What else, then? - That's where you come in.

You have to be our eyes and ears in that house.

You don't have to sleep there. But you'll have to spend more time with...

- With Ivan? - Yes.

Out of the question.

- Olga... - If that's the only way... I can't.

No need to rush.

One step at a time.

We'll start recording on this cell phone.

Give me a few days. Let me come up with some ideas.

OK?

- How come Vlado didn't tell you anything? - I don't know.

It seems there's a screenshot of Horvatic. From that black room.

Are you kidding me?

I don't want Jelena to publish it. If she does, I'm fucked.

- Who could have sent it? - I don't know.

Don't you, Stribor? Come to mommy...

Do you remember that bag they put over my head?

I do.

- What about the baby? - What do you mean?

- What if they hurt him? - Jesus Christ...

- You promised, Stribor. - I know. Nothing will happen to him.

Calm down, guys.

Come here, darling.

Tell me everything you know.

There's nothing to tell. There's no evidence, no clues.

Nothing happened since last year,

and now he wants to solve it in a few days.

- It seems Mila is my only hope. - Really?

- Mila who, Stribor? - Mila...

- She works for the EU. - How old is she?

Nine! She's our only chance to find Vlado's shooter.

She's not local. She's not connected with our criminals and politicians.

Any physical symptoms?

You're still taking all the prescribed medicines?

You went back to work a month ago. How does it feel?

Much better. I like being useful.

What about your co-workers? How are they treating you?

They keep staring at me.

Sometimes they talk very slowly.

- Do you feel like you belong there? - No.

I never have.

What about early retirement?

- Come on... - Well, it's an option.

Not before there's justice for those poor girls.

What girls, Vladimir?

Those murdered girls, doctor. Ivana, Sanja, Katya from the Ukraine.

Those poor girls that were raped and tortured.

Isn't that case closed?

The murder case is closed. But all those men who went there to...

We could catch them all.

That's why I don't belong there.

It's not the hole in my skull. It's what I want to do.

Make sure the phone is always with Filip.

What else?

Our Ukrainian colleagues found a trafficker's phone.

It has a secure messaging app. It was originally used in Syria.

It's called "2Play". Here it is.

You have to click here to open the chat.

You need to find out if Horvatic is using it.

- If he is... - Then what?

It means he's in touch with the traffickers.

- I know he is. - We can't be sure.

That's why we should check his phone. Can you do that?

I've got something.

- It's late. Can it wait? - Just listen!

I found some blood and fabric in the living room.

I had technicians take samples.

Vesna... Could I have some time to myself?

- I need it. - But it could be the killer's blood!

Great. But can we talk about that at work? This is our private time...

What's wrong with you?

You talk to Stribor but keep me in the dark.

What is this, Vlado?

Are you breaking up with me?

I don't know.

Maybe. I don't know.

You don't know?

Maybe...

Fuck you!

I'm listening, Stribor.

Check this out.

You could scroll all day and nothing.

She's always posting.

That's why you called me?

Isn't it strange?

Why? She's married, she travels...

Do we travel? How does she find the time?

- It's like she's living on Instagram. - What do you want?

What's up with you?

I think it's over between me and Vlado.

Fuck...

Really?

Never mind that. What do you want me to do?

- You should investigate her. - We don't know anything about her.

You already have.

- Sorry for bothering you. - It's ok, I'm used to it.

OK, I'm going to call Jelena.

OK.

Will you be all right?

It's confirmed. It was a 7.62 pistol.

Two entry wounds. On the forehead and on the chest.

Death occurred seven to ten days ago.

- He was killed way before we found him? - Yes.

And the ballistics report? Does it match with Vlado's shooting?

No. It's not the same gun.

I'll take that.

I knew Branko.

We've grown apart lately. But we used to be close.

- How did you meet? - We both worked in the system.

He became reclusive after his wife died. Three of four years ago.

She committed suicide. He blamed himself.

The report doesn't mention suicide.

Come on. He was a friend. We left out the unpleasant details.

Why would you do that?

They had a great life.

But she developed some mental issues as she grew older.

She became unstable. But I don't know why.

That blood you sent us last night is still at the lab.

- I've just heard from them. - And?

It's not the victim's. We'll know more in a few days.

You've got your first piece of evidence.

Finally, some good news. Thank you.

Thank you.

When the war started in Croatia, they were stealing aid from day one.

That's horrible.

It's happening again.

What's wrong with people?

They don't care about the war. Only about themselves.

And these guys?

We'll be sending aid only to the people we trust.

I want full control. I want to know who drives it and who receives it.

You won't believe this.

I did some research on Radic's wife.

Guess who was her psychiatrist?

Bobetic.

You're his patient. It's best I talked to him.

I don't think it has anything to do with these crimes.

- Why? - I'll handle Bobetic. I know him.

Let's not ruin my treatment.

- It's a clue. I'll investigate it. - It's not a clue.

Vodopija was chatting about his friend. He's not a witness.

- I don't see why not. - Vlado!

Someone killed Vodopija.

- Good morning. - Morning.

Nothing good about it.

No signs of break-in.

- What about the shoeprints? - They're from the guy that found him.

Lukas Peric.

He called me.

- Where is he? - Outside.

Luka!

What the hell is going on?

I knocked at the door. We were supposed to have a coffee.

- And talk about the club... - What club?

All right. So, you went inside...

He sent me an SMS late last night.

I thought he overslept...

Then I went inside...

I saw blood.

I saw him...

- I stepped in the blood. - What club?

Leave him be, Vlado. We'll take a statement when you calm down.

Listen very carefully.

I don't care about your overtime, your families or your sick leaves.

This is a war.

Vodopija was one of us.

Anyone here could be next.

Until we find this piece of shit,

we'll be working 24/7.

- Is that clear? - Perfectly, boss.

Vlado, come with me. The rest of you get back to work.

This is horrible.

You, Brane, Vodopija...

What do you think? Can Vesna handle this case?

- She can. - I know you're together.

Be objective. Can she handle this?

Yes.

Could you take over if you had to?

- Vesna can handle this. - I hope so.

If I don't see any results, I'll take over myself.

You?

All right.

You know what?

When they shot you...

He didn't give us this speech.

I survived.

Naturally, we did our job...

But he never said there wouldn't be sick leaves

or time for our families until we found the shooter.

When he said "one of us"...

He meant "one of them".

Here is the list of our associates that we know personally.

Mrs. Olga!

You can't just disappear like the other day.

- I can't? - No.

Why, Darko? Who says so?

I say so.

Really?

The Minister reprimanded me.

I had a feeling he wouldn't promote you.

Please, don't do it again.

I'll wait by the car.

- Any news? - Don't worry. We're working on it.

You'll have to work faster.

"We will contact you soon."

Blackmail. That's all they sent you?

- Now what? - We'll see.

I asked you a question. What do we do now?

Ivan... Calm down.

Mila... I was told you were going to help me.

I've got a sword hanging over my head.

I'm a bit nervous.

I'm sorry.

Go ahead. I'm busy.

These two murders...

You said you wouldn't work for us. But we're very interested.

We want to hire you.

We need you. We'd pay you handsomely.

- Thanks, but I'm busy. - I know about the news network.

- But this is perfect for you. - Why?

Child prostitution charges dropped in Osijek

Anything more in the archives?

That's all I found.

Guess who was the prosecutor?

Fuck...

Let me ask you something. Ever heard about a hunting club?

What hunting club?

This is Dr. Mirjana Tomic. She's a pathologist.

She'll be helping us with the case.

- Detective Horak. Detective Kovac. - How do you do.

This is Vjeko. Please, fill her in on the case.

It seems you've got quite a situation.

More good news. Vodopija's laptop is missing.

- Burglary? - Not likely.

So it's complicated?

- Welcome to our chaos. - Good luck.

- Hi. - Good evening, Olga.

- I'm sorry about all the fuss. - It's OK. I want to help.

- Something to drink? - No, thanks.

It's funny, you know.

How we found out about The Bayerische Relief Fund.

It was the logo.

A volunteer recognized a football club's logo.

- They just changed the words. - Surely they have papers.

They do. But they used this logo. The papers could be fake.

We can't check.

Did you go to the police?

Olga...

I know that you helped when those girls were murdered.

I know you're trying to help us.

I'm giving you these papers.

You decide about going to the police.

I don't understand.

Whoever "they" are,

they've been doing this in Croatia and in Hungary.

It's not just the Red Cross. They've been sending these

to the police as well. This is a fake German NGO.

We've found more in the last few days.

They use these fake papers to pick up women from Ukraine.

God knows where they're taking them.

No one asks them any questions. Not even the police.

- You're doing the right thing. - I trust you.

You and you alone.

We'll be in touch.

You've got a hole in your head. You're ancient.

- You won't do better than Vesna. - Shut up.

- Skinny Boy. - I'm skinny because of these walks.

- I'm all ears. Shoot. - Not funny.

- Stribor... - A friend contacted me about the murder.

It's about that Radic guy.

I'm listening.

He told me a lot of things. Let's meet with the others.

Lana will kill me if I bring you home. I'll call Olga.

- OK, fine. - Why have we stopped? Come on.

What's Radic got to do with an old poisoning case?

Fifteen years ago, three underage girls reported sexual abuse.

Some men solicited girls from the correctional facility.

One of those girls was Petra Lovric. Allegedly. It's not official.

Our Sanja and Ivana were at that facility.

Petra Lovric was there as well.

A social worker remembers that scandal. But that's ancient history.

- Petra is dead. - Yes. She poisoned herself.

Her husband's last name was Bauer.

She killed their daughter and tried to poison him.

I don't see the connection.

The abuse case was assigned to Radic.

He never started a formal investigation. Vodopija took the girls' rape kit.

Fifteen years ago. Three girls. Sex abuse charges.

Branimir Radic is a state attorney. He buries the case.

Petra Lovric was fourteen years old.

She married Ozren Bauer three years ago.

I couldn't find him. I'd like to talk to him.

What about the videos?

You said they were your priority.

Who knows when this started?

Girls were being abused 15 years ago. It could all be...

- The same case. - Exactly.

I thought we had an understanding.

The videos were to be destroyed and forgotten.

If someone breaks the deal, they're fucked.

Did you agree to this?

Did you agree?

Yes.

I didn't hear you.

- Yes. - Yes...

Why are you with people who want to destroy your husband?

Ivan... That's not fair.

It's time to shut up.

All of us.

I'm not going down alone.

I wanted you to know that.

Have a nice evening.

Kiss Filip for me.

Just a moment. Darko?

- Darko? - Yes?

See this van?

- Yes. - Can you check it out?

Why?

What if there are refugees inside? Can you do something?

How? I don't have a warrant.

Fuck... Show them your badge! Find out what's in the van!

- That's illegal. - Just do it!

German plates. It's empty.

They're going to the border?

It's empty. I don't care where they're going.

- Morning. - Morning.

We still haven't found the laptop. Maybe I know why.

Why?

By the way, it's the same kind of gun as in the Radic case.

Really?

We'll run more tests to confirm it's the same weapon. I think it is.

What's that got to do with the laptop?

I had IT guys get me access to Vodopija's e-mails.

Whoever took the laptop wanted to hide a report

Vodopija received the night he died.

That blood you found matched with a sample from our base.

- It's Ozren Bauer's. - Bauer?

He cut himself on a nail in the library.

It took me ages to remember how I know that name.

How?

His wife killed herself and their daughter.

Good job, Horak.

It's a major clue.