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There's something ahead. I've spotted it. Nautilus.
I'm fine. A bit sad.
- You're sad? - Obviously.
Watching Nautilus sink was distressing.
I was on a test run where I played around with some stuff.
Then an error occurred on her ballast tank.
It wasn't that serious until I tried to repair it.
Then it became very serious.
It took 30 seconds for Nautilus to sink, and I couldn't close the hatches.
But that's okay. Otherwise, I'd still be down there.
What about your passenger?
There was no one else but me on board.
We keep going back to the point that if we have a core of people
then we can build a team that can make this happen.
We are making history.
And this is Peter, Peter Madsen.
Of course, we want to know who was on board with him.
A Swedish journalist?
I don't know…
There's nothing odd about us having people, journalists, on board.
The terrible thing about it
is that the journalist hasn't yet been found.
That's absolutely devastating.
The way I know Peter Madsen, and the way he always acts,
if she was on board when the submarine sank,
I can guarantee that he would have helped her out first.
There are indications that he dropped her off last night
in Copenhagen, and then went out on his own.
Nobody knows where she is, and that's terrible.
She has a family and a boyfriend who don't know where she is,
and they must be absolutely devastated.
Peter Madsen has been charged
with killing a Swedish journalist.
The Swedish woman's boyfriend sounded the alarm when she didn't return.
He says that he dropped her off on Refshaleøen.
Peter Madsen has been charged
He denies the charges and claims to have put her ashore…
The submarine was found in Køge Bay.
It'll be salvaged and investigated.
He claims to have put the woman ashore.
The police are checking CCTV from the restaurant and the wharf.
Her back end will be up high, everybody!
Right now, we're tilted a bit forward.
Too far. Full speed astern.
In connection with "The Submarine Case" investigation,
we'd like to make an announcement to the press.
We presume that we're searching for a dead body.
We're doing that primarily in the area around Køge Bay
on the Danish and the Swedish side.
We have no concrete indication as to where we should search…
The owner of a homemade submarine
has told Danish police that the missing journalist died
Parallel, my ass! Use your eyes.
Why am I building this shit when I've done it before?
The mystery surrounding the inventor of the Nautilus…
Peter Madsen
Peter Madsen claims that her death was an accident
and that he subsequently dumped her body in the sea.
Good morning.
I would like to express my sympathies to Kim Wall's relatives.
Last night, I had to relay to them that we have a DNA match
between Kim Wall and the torso that was found.
Regarding the autopsy, I can add that it would seem
that there are damages to the torso.
They seem to have been deliberately inflicted
to make sure that air and gasses would leave the body
to prevent it from drifting or floating up from the seabed.
Metal has been fastened to the body,
presumably to ensure that it would sink to the bottom.
Betrayal.
Now when you're a grown-up, you must get used to a new phenomenon: 'Betrayal'.
You will be betrayed. You will be trampled on and forced down.
I get my driver's license on the tenth.
- That's great. - Yeah.
- Thanks. Great sailing. - At least we didn't put any dents in it.
It was amazing.
Did you identify the error?
Not interested.
We're doing some TV.
It'll only take 30 seconds.
Good morning. We'd like to give you an update
on the "submarine case" investigation.
We've conducted multiple dives on Thursday and Friday in Køge Bay.
Yesterday morning, we first found a bag
in which we found Kim Wall's clothes,
a shirt, a skirt, socks, and shoes.
There was also a knife and lead weights to weigh the bag down.
Around midday, we found one leg and then another leg.
Shortly thereafter, we found a head lying in a bag
that was weighed down with several pieces of metal.
There's no sign of fracture to the skull
and no sign of any other blunt trauma to the skull.
The video shows a young, unknown woman
rattling while her throat is being cut.
You're going into the submarine
Yeah.
And take the day off Friday.
Why?
Nautilus? Nautilus? Can you hear me?
I think her name was Kim. I don't check journalists' backgrounds.
There was no one else but me on board.
Will you appeal if the verdict goes against you?
No comment.
The court pronounces sentence in the case.
The court finds that Peter L. Madsen shall be sentenced to life imprisonment.
Kim Wall was an innocent victim.
This wasn't a premeditated killing of Kim Wall,
but a premeditated killing of the next woman
who would accompany him alone to sail in this submarine.
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