Hi, Lejla.
- Cigarettes for your mum? - Hi. Hmm.
- Have you come from school? - No, after-school club.
Mum's at work.
- There. Here you go. - Thanks.
- Say hi to your mum. - I will.
♪ What would you do ♪
♪ If it all came back to you? ♪
♪ Each crest of each wave ♪
♪ Bright as lightning ♪
♪ What would you say ♪
♪ If you had to leave today? ♪
Hello?
Hey, Mum?
♪ Even though for once, you're shining ♪
♪ Standing on higher ground ♪
Hello?
Let me out of here!
Hello?
THE GLASS DOME
Ladies and gentlemen,
I am delighted to introduce
our new resident lecturer,
Miss Lejla Ness.
Miss Ness is conducting research
on the minds of predatory child abductors.
And the psychological factors that drive these individuals.
Miss Ness brings a unique perspective,
as she herself was abducted as a child.
Please join me in welcoming Lejla Ness.
Thank you.
Thank you for having me.
MOTIVE, PATTERNS AND PROCESS
Child abductors were not born monsters.
These people struggle with complex emotional traumas.
And one thing they all have in common
is a highly unhealthy view
of power and control.
- Hi? - Hey.
Hello there.
Ann-Marie died last night.
- What? - It happened so fast.
- I… It just feels… - Okay.
But I thought that…
Can… Can you please just come home?
Yeah, yeah. Yes. Absolutely.
I'm booking my flights.
Hi.
- Did you arrive now? - Mm-hmm.
I didn't hear anything. I didn't expect you for another hour.
- All right? - Yeah.
For you.
Thanks.
How was your flight, then?
Good.
It's nice to be home.
How about a cup of coffee and a nice fresh bun, all right?
Mm.
Is it finished?
Nearly. It's coming along.
Shouldn't you take all of this down now?
I know I should. It's just not easy for me to let it go…
when I didn't catch that bastard, you know?
Mm.
Look, I got these here.
Noise-cancelling ones.
- What have you got on there? - Joe Rogan.
- Joe Rogan? - Yeah.
Okay.
I read somewhere that he was number one on a list,
and so I thought… perhaps it could be something…
I could listen to.
I see. And do you like him?
Well, he's a bit of a loon, isn't he?
Mouths off a bit.
Well, there are plenty of Americans who are like that.
- You should know. - I do.
Just how it is.
I guess.
It's good to have you back.
Hey.
Shall we stretch our legs?
Remember that day you fell in the water, over there?
The first winter after we adopted you?
Mm.
Ann-Marie was so worried you might get frostbite.
You really did mean the world to her.
Oh, and did you know that the whole river round here is going to be drained?
'Cause they're expanding the mine.
What? Really?
It's just crazy.
Hmm.
If you ask me, there's some things that should…
just stay as they are.
Ann-Marie, well,
she kept absolutely everything.
This here isn't mine.
It's your stuff, so I thought you might want to have it.
Yeah. Thanks.
Tomorrow, do you think maybe you'd be able to say a few words?
Oh, um, I haven't prepared.
It would be nice.
Hmm.
Well… good night.
Good night.
LEJLA HOMEWORK
YOU ARE PRECIOUS
MISSING GIRL FOUND ALIVE
LEJLA WHO WAS MISSING ADOPTED BY POLICE COMMISSIONER
Hmm.
- I'm going now. - Mm-hmm.
- I'll see you later. - Yeah.
WELCOME TO GRANÅS
POLICE
Stop it. Stop recording.
No, you can't.
- You said I could go with you. - I didn't.
YOU ARE PRECIOUS AND LOVED FOR WHO YOU ARE
STOP THE EXPANSION TO NORRTJÄRN
- Hi. - Hey.
Uh, I'm picking up an order for Ness.
Ah, for Valter. Of course.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Here you go.
One minute.
Thanks.
Hi.
No way.
Hi.
Hi! Wow, it's been a while.
Yeah.
Yeah, I ran into, uh, Valter. He said you'd be back for the funeral.
Yeah, pay my respects.
The funeral's today, yeah?
Uh, yeah.
Aino's going. Uh, I've got to work, but…
I'm really sorry.
Uh…
Come on, then.
How's it going in America?
Yeah, brilliant.
Okay. Good.
What about you?
How are you all doing? Uh…
Aino and, um…
Isla.
Yeah, we're doing really well.
We've got another one on the way.
Adde, are you coming?
Yeah, I… I'm just talking to, um…
- Lejla! - Hi.
Well, so, uh…
♪ Girl in the box Girl in the box ♪
♪ What are you doing? ♪
♪ You asleep or what? ♪
- Stop it. - Jim. Cool.
Still the same old song. Yup.
Well, it was nice to see you.
- Same here. - Huh.
Say hi to Aino and, uh…
- Isla. - Isla.
Of course I will.
All right.
- You coming now or what? - Yeah. Bye.
♪ Girl in the box What are you doing? ♪
Order to collect for Valter Ness.
Yeah.
Thank you.
GRANÅS - ROOTS IN THE FUTURE
EXPLOSIONS ON WEEKDAYS 9 AM TO 3 PM
- Hey. - Hi.
I heard that you were coming back.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Welcome home.
VETO VANADIN STOP THE EXPANSION TO NORRTJÄRN
SVEA VANADICK
- I just can't believe it. - Hi.
- What did you pay for this shit?
Look. Huh? This is useless.
- Hi, Tomas. - Hi.
- They're half dead. - I know.
- These, here. - What's going on there?
I've obviously failed.
How the hell could you go and buy half-dead flowers?
I gave you one job. Flowers are important and…
I said that I was sorry, Valter.
I… I didn't see what they were like, that they were like that.
Should I go see if they've got anymore?
- We don't have time. I'll take this. Here. - There's not much I can do then.
It looks like all hands on deck to get it done in time.
Looks that way.
So you came back?
- Yeah. - How does it feel?
Half of them are rotten.
Well, it feels…
Yeah, not too bad.
It's Granås, so it's quiet.
Fucking disaster.
And I have this old-age pensioner to look after.
And how did he convince you to take over from him as inspector?
I mean, that was decided already.
Valter's a little stressed.
Oh, dear.
Hey.
Hi.
This is nice.
What a beautiful service.
And the food was delicious.
- Oh… - Mm.
- I want to go. - Come on, stop. Well, I'm staying here.
- Enough! That's enough. I'm going. - Oh, no.
It's good to see you.
I'll go and talk to her.
- I said I will. - You do that, Said.
I will. See you soon.
- Bye. - Thank you, Valter.
Hi.
Oh, you know, right, I'm always here for you.
Yeah.
Just like you and Ann-Marie were for me when Ralph died.
- And for Lejla. - Exactly.
What a big turnout.
- Mm. - Yeah, she knows that.
Yes, it takes a while.
Mm.
Oh, what a relief.
- How is it? - Okay, I suppose.
Uh, the one I'm worried for is Valter.
I wasn't very close… with Anne-Marie.
And you? How are things?
The truth? Uh…
Well, ready for an honest answer, are you?
- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.
I mean, it's a big fucking disaster, that's what.
It's dreadful, actually. An absolute nightmare.
- What is? - Mm…
Well, moving back here, of course Are you kidding me?
- How long are you staying here? - We said two years.
- Hmm. - But that's not…
If I think about staying here for even another fucking second,
I just feel like I want to shoot myself in the head.
How didn't we see that when we were growing up here?
We never actually realised. People don't have any perspective.
The mine, they're obsessed with it. It's all they ever want to talk about.
People are so outraged, huh?
It's like a fucking psychosis. I swear to you. Look at this. Look, look.
See for yourself. Have a look.
They've egged Said's car. I mean, you see how it is?
It's just like… people are so angry.
Loads of things. That's one example. I put up with all of that.
No one says hello to me. What do I have to do with this mine?
It's Mum's and Said's fucking great idea.
I'm so f… Why do they have to drag me into this fucking thing?
It's not my fault. So, uh…
- Hmm. - Mm.
Anyway, forget all that.
I want to know all about you.
How is it in America?
Yeah.
It's going well.
I'm just so free.
- I can relax. - Mm-hmm.
I feel so light.
Oh shit!
- Hi. - Hi.
- Are you smoking? - No, no. It's, uh…
Well, it really stinks of cigarettes from here.
Well, uh… Come on, come here.
So then, now, do you remember Lejla?
Mum's old friend?
- Remember her? - Uh-huh.
Yeah? The thing is, Lejla lives in the USA, so…
- Mm-hmm? - She brought over these, uh…
special cigarettes that aren't bad for you.
- Isn't that right? - Yeah.
- So, that's why… Yep. They're, uh… Mm-hmm. - Yup. Mm-hmm.
But so… Uh…
Wh… Why don't you pop in tomorrow before you leave?
We can perhaps have a coffee or something?
- Uh, sure. Sure, yeah. Sure I can. - Mm.
I can take A… Alicia to my mum's.
And then, maybe we can have a catch-up, just us two?
Mm.
What time did you say that you're leaving in the morning?
At nine.
- I'll stop by at Louise's as well. - Mm.
It was lovely today.
And the flowers, they were beautiful.
It was very nice.
Shall I turn the light out?
Yes.
All right.
Um…
I don't…
I don't know why…
I'm so afraid that…
I'm so afraid that it was me…
that, uh, got in between you and Ann-Marie.
I had a mum already.
- Yeah. - Yes.
I didn't have a dad.
- No. - No.
- Okay. - What I wanted was a dad.
Yes, I know.
I miss her.
- I'll let you know when I'm safe home. - Mm.
Have a safe journey.
Mm.
- Tell Tomas I said bye. - I will.
I'll go back in and kick some life into him.
- Will you? - Mm-hmm.
- So, um… Okay. - Yeah.
Hello?
Louise?
Hello?
No! No! No.
Fuck!
Oh, shit!
Louise!
Hello!
Can you hear me?
Louise is dead. There's blood all over the place.
Hello?
Lejla?
Please, Dad, can you come?
Please.
- Where is she? - Up there. In the bathroom.
Hey, Valter, stay here. Only police allowed inside. You should know that.
We can't go in there?
The bathroom, yeah.
What are they doing?
They're doing their job, ask them.
What's going on? Where is she?
Is she in there?
- Kristina. - Where is she?
- Kristina, wait. - Where is she?
Let me go! I need to get in there!
- Let me go! - I know, I know.
I need to get in there.
Where is she? In there? I have to get in there!
- Let me go! I need to get in there! - I know, just calm…
You'll have to wait.
- Where's Alicia? - I don't know.
- Wasn't she at your place? - She never…
I thought she was at your place!
Alicia?
Alicia!
This is Alicia.
She went missing at some point during the night.
She's approximately four-foot-seven and she has dark hair.
LOUISE IS BEST
She is possibly wearing pink wellington boots
and a purple and pink raincoat.
Alicia!
- Alicia! - Alicia!
Alicia!
Alicia! It's your dad!
Alicia!
So, section two stops here.
- Confirming no sighting of missing girl. - Stop!
Stop!
We're going to take a break.
Are you okay?
- Hmm. - There's soup over there.
Come on.
We think we've found something of interest.
One of our volunteers spotted it.
- Yes? We're on our way now. - I'll send you over the location now.
- Björn! - Yeah?
They've found something.
- Okay. - Let's get going.
Yeah. Coming.
- Hi. - Hi.
- What brings you here? - I was just wondering how you are.
How's it going? As the old inspector, I'm curious.
Yeah, well…
We think Alicia found her mother's dead body and ran away.
Forensics will be here tomorrow, though.
Okay.
Uh, these are leftovers from yesterday. I thought maybe…
Oh, my.Thank you.
I don't suppose I can come and have a look?
Uh… Go on. That should be fine.
- But don't tell Tomas. - No, no.
How's my brother doing?
He has his own way of doing things.
But good, I suppose.
- Show me. - Okay. Over here.
Just shows how little we know each other.
How we're feeling inside.
We never realise how bad things can be.
Hi, Tomas.
Listen, Björn and I are at one of the entrances to the mine, and…
we've got something.
Björn!
Yeah? We need to cordon this off.
We're now treating the disappearance of Alicia as a crime.
Yeah.
Thanks!
- Hi. - Hi there.
I heard it was you who found Louise.
Yeah.
If you don't find a missing child within 48 hours, then you've no chance.
But it's not always the case.
Okay.
Said, I'd like you to come with us.
- Has something happened? - Just come with us, Said.
Why? What's happened?
Do you have Alicia?
I want you to come with us.
Why can't you tell me what you have? Have you located her?
We don't know where she is. Come with us.
But I want to be here searching for her.
Either you come of your own free will, or we'll make you come.
Said, just come with us to the car, okay?
- Tomas, what's this about, then? - Not now.
Hello, you.
Hi. Were you asleep?
No. How are things going?
They've just moved the search further north.
I'm on my way there.
Tomas took away Said. Why'd he do that?
They found Alicia's clothes and shoes.
- What? - Mm.
Found where?
Åsdammen, at the mine, in front of one of the entrances.
According to Jorun.
So, someone has taken her.
Open up!