April 8, 12:31 a.m.
Questioning of Mr. Reza Shadid.
Also present, Deputy Superintendent Wallner
and Deputy Superintendent Wilhelm Danzberger.
Mrs. Blum's funeral home
handled Mr. Sattler's burial two years ago, on March 23rd.
The body parts of another person
have now been found in Mr. Sattler's coffin.
What do you mean?
Did you prepare Mr. Sattler's body together with Mrs. Blum?
I don't remember. That was two years ago.
We bury bodies whole.
The body parts have now been identified.
The person in question is Edwin Schönborn, who was reported missing two years ago.
I remember. Tragic.
Two people had access to the coffin. You and your assistant?
And the grave robbers from last night.
-How do you know about that? -It's a small town.
We believe that you helped Mrs. Blum
hide the body parts in the coffin, Mr. Shadid.
That's absurd.
The question is, how did the body parts get in the coffin in the first place?
-Who actually seals the coffins? -I do.
Reza screws the coffins shut.
Did you notice anything out of the ordinary
when burying Mr. Sattler?
That was two years ago, but I…
Yes, I believe he was laid out.
For a day.
I remember because we had to postpone another burial before that.
That is, of course, a time
when family members spend time alone with the body.
So you're saying that Mr. Sattler's family members
would have had time to bring body parts and put them in the coffin?
However, if I understood you correctly,
it's your colleague who ultimately screws the coffin shut.
And we're talking about Edwin Schönborn, Mrs. Blum.
The man who, shortly before his death,
took pictures of you in your underwear.
Less than a week after your husband was killed in an accident
and you became a widow with two children.
Mrs. Blum, perhaps you should rethink what you are telling me.
-I thought this was a police interview. -Yes.
Since you are clearly accusing me of having committed a crime,
I have the right to remain silent.
They're telling exactly the same story. That can't be.
Maybe they're simply telling the truth.
We should let Reza go. Even if it's just for the kids.
Fine by me.
But she stays.
WOMAN OF THE DEAD
That stupid bitch.
Got me real bad.
I need to go to the hospital, man.
I didn't find anything there.
What time is it?
No idea.
Early in the morning.
I can't sleep when strangers are watching me.
What's someone like you doing in here?
Oh sure.
Don't say anything without a lawyer. If you can afford one.
And you?
A guy couldn't keep his hands to himself at the après-ski.
So I fought back.
And you? What do you do?
I look after the dead.
Wow. That sounds insanely depressing.
It's quite calming, actually.
I'm a mortician.
How did you end up doing that?
I had no choice.
What's your name, pretty mortician?
Blum.
Blum? Just Blum, no first name?
I don't like to be reminded of the people who gave me my name.
Why?
-What about your parents? -They're dead.
I'm really sorry about that.
No roots, huh?
I totally feel that.
I just gave myself a new name
and left my old self behind me.
If only it were that easy.
Easy?
It was not easy.
But I had no choice either.
I'm Mariah.
If you ever need a break from death,
anyone who wants to be someone else for a night is welcome at Chez Nous.
Thanks.
She was detained overnight. Without an arrest warrant.
Yes.
Thank you, Mr. Vollmert, for representing Blum.
Goodbye.
Nela? Breakfast!
Nela!
Nela? I'm going to pick up Tim.
Nela!
Good morning.
Coffee?
Good news.
My colleagues have found a room for you. It wasn't easy during the ski season.
-Here you go. -Thanks.
And the DNA comparison of the body parts
with the evidence collected from Edwin Schönborn
came back as a 91.2% match.
Those other men,
the owner of Puch Stube, Dr. Ludwig, and Massimo Ricci,
they disappeared shortly after Edwin Schönborn.
We should consider exhuming all the coffins from that time period.
Do you seriously intend to dig up half the cemetery?
We may have a serial killer.
Possibly a woman.
Speaking of it being a woman,
I'd be a bit more careful if I were you.
The arrest warrant still hasn't come in.
-As-salamu alaykum. -Wa 'alaykumu s-salam, habibi.
Habibi enta.
Have you heard from Nela?
No.
Do you know who she was out with?
With her mysterious boyfriend.
Is anyone there?
Help!
I need help.
Let me out of here!
Good morning.
I've inquired about you.
You were adopted when you were eight years old.
Your adoptive parents died in a boating accident.
You were 19 at the time.
After that you took over the funeral home.
Two years ago, your husband also died.
Immediately after your husband's accident,
four men vanished here in this town.
The priest, Mr. Jaunig,
in fact also died during that time.
He was set on fire. The case remains unsolved.
And now we've found the body parts of one of the missing men from back then,
namely those of Edwin Schönborn.
Forensics also found other DNA
on the cellophane that the body parts were wrapped in.
If you are prepared to take a DNA test,
then we can simply rule you out.
Naturally you'll find traces of me on the coffin.
That's no surprise.
If you were involved in Edwin Schönborn's killing
or even just in covering it up,
then you'll go to prison for many years.
Your children will be without their mother for many years.
Is that what you want?
If you tell me what happened back then,
then you have a chance.
I promise you that.
I'll talk to the prosecuting attorney.
I--
Hello.
Excuse me. You can't just walk in here.
Wagenschaub. I'm Mrs. Blum's attorney.
My client would like to exercise her right to remain silent.
We're not done yet. I'd like to continue questioning her.
Yes, I'm sure you would.
I'd like to speak with my client alone.
-What is she being accused of? -She's suspected of murder.
-That's such nonsense. -Please, not another word. Okay?
May I see the arrest warrant?
-The arrest warrant, please. -The arrest warrant is on its way.
You've detained Mrs. Blum here and questioned her
without an arrest warrant?
I'd like to speak with her in private. Right now.
Five minutes.
It will take as long as it takes. You know the rules. Thank you.
Who are you?
They want you to give them Edwin Schönborn's video.
They say you know what they mean.
Mom, you have 72 hours, and the pol... The police can't find out…
That's what I received.
From… From whom?
Who are you? What…
I don't know any more either. I'm…
I'm just the messenger. I've got nothing to do with this.
Where… Where is my child?
Just do what you're being asked.
Where is this video?
-What video? -Where is it?
What are you talking about?
Where is the video?
I don't know. I…
Where is the video?
Where is my child?
This is no joke. This really is no joke.
This is serious.
There's nothing I can do. These people, they…
What people?
Just do what they want.
Otherwise, this will all end badly.
For me too.
If you don't hand over that video, you won't see your daughter again.
Get me out of here.
-I'm taking my client with me, okay? -No, you won't.
Your client is a prime suspect in a murder.
Do you have anything to justify or prove this charge?
Anything at all?
-We were just about to do a DNA test. -Aha. With my client's consent?
After this farce you'll be lucky if you still have a job.
Come on.
I warned you.
I was close.
Why the DNA test?
The report didn't mention any other traces.
Mrs. Blum doesn't know that.
Why are you so obsessed with that woman?
Well?
Where is it?
I don't have a video.
-Please tell me what you know. -I know nothing.
-Please help me. -I'm sorry.
-Please. No. Don't leave me... -I'm sorry.
Do they have something on you?
No! Where is my child?
Please help me. Please!
Where is my child? Where? No!
Hello, this is Nela.
I'm either busy or don't have reception.
Leave me a message--
Where is Mom?
She'll be here soon.
-Did you talk to her? -Yes, but she wasn't able to get away.
Away from where?
She had to help the police with something.
BLOOD SUGAR CRITICAL
TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP
If a partner dies, their right to vote expires.
How could you let this happen?
That's why we never had Edwin declared dead.
Yes, of course Sarkissian knows that a new majority can be established.
That's why he's here.
My father is turning in his grave.
WHERE ARE YOU? I'M WORRIED. PLEASE CALL ME.
Alex, put your phone away. Are you feeling unwell?
Not really.
What is it? Because of Nela?
You know, this is exactly what I tried to warn you about.
You simply can't rely on some people.
They have no regard for other people's feelings.
-Nela isn't like that. -You can't see inside other people.
Focus on your internship. And forget about her.
TOGETHER FOR TIROL TEAM LANGE
Oh, Mrs. Schönborn. Nice to see you.
I hope the event was a success for you.
-Well, we'll find out on election day. -What could possibly go wrong?
By the way, how are things going with the permits?
As you know, perception is everything, and investors can get nervous quickly.
You'll have to wait for the elections. Nothing will be decided beforehand.
But once I'm state governor,
then we can look at everything without any rush.
Then I'll keep my fingers crossed for us.
-Good morning. -Hello.
Frank Vollmert, attorney.
I represent Mrs. Blum.
Just a moment, please.
-Good morning. -Good morning.
Wallner, Criminal Intelligence. You are Mrs. Blum's attorney?
Yes. Mr. Shadid contacted me.
Can I speak with Mrs. Blum now, please?
Mrs. Blum's attorney has already been. She's no longer here.
Sorry?
What do you mean?
Her attorney, Mr. Wagenschaub.
Wagenschaub?
I need his address. Something's not right.
We'll look into it.
Please call this number if you hear something.
Thanks.
Sarah doesn't know where she is either.
Hey.
Are you hungry?
-Sure. -I'll make something to eat.
-Mom! -Hey.
Do you think it's about the video from back then?
But they're all dead.
I don't know who they are. I don't know what they want from me.
-We have to go to the police. -Are you crazy? No way.
No way.
Oh God. It's all my fault.
Blum, we have to think now.
What was that?
Can I help you?
Hello.
I'm Alex… Schönborn.
I'm looking for Nela.
-Is she here? -No.
I've messaged her, but she's not answering.
Come in.
When did you last see her?
Last night.
Where?
Alex, it's important.
-At the club. -And then?
And then she went home. On her bike.
And you just let her go herself?
-At night? -She didn't want me to come.
She was worried--
What do you mean, she didn't want you to? What was she worried about?
That…
That you'd see
who she's been meeting.
Are…
Are you together?
Yes.
At least, that's what I thought.
I'm sure she'll be in touch.
If you hear something, let us know, okay?
Okay.
Did the police already let you go?
Don't act all innocent. You sent the lawyer.
Sorry, but I don't follow.
Where is my daughter?
Nela?
Why? What about her?
A day after you find out that Edwin is dead,
my daughter is abducted.
Ah, and now you think I want to get revenge?
That would mean
that you killed my son.
The police will solve that.
Maybe she just took off with a boyfriend.
Girls that age…
With a boyfriend.
Your nephew was just at my place.
Keep Alex out of this.
The kidnappers want a certain video of Edwin.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Where are your son's things? From the studio?
I didn't keep any of it.
They've threatened to kill my daughter. Do you understand?
So think carefully!
I don't want to know all the things Edwin got up to
with his horrible friends.
But to lose your child in such a tragic way…
At least I can bury him now.
Partially.
If I hear something, you'll be the first to know.
I promise.
And if you hear
where the rest of my son is…
Right. Everyone, empty your pockets.
Open your jacket.
Three of them are good to go as fresh meat.
That Schönborn woman is killing me.
I can pay her a visit any time.
Be patient.
Now that her son is officially dead, a seat on the board will become available.
Yar would have known what to do.
But Yar isn't alive anymore.
What?
How many of those are you taking these days?
Yes?
All right, then send me the location, okay?
That's okay.
We've got a dead man.
Tim isn't safe here anymore. And neither are you.
I'll take care of Tim.
What do you mean?
Trust me.
It's better if you don't know.
Okay?
Okay.
I have to go.
Where are you going?
I have to find this Wagenschaub. He's my only lead.
Blum!
Whoever these people are, they're pros.
Not like the men back then.
I know.
I'm sorry.
Blum?
Sorry to disturb you so late.
I need your help.
How have you all been since the death of your father-in-law?
We all miss Karl very much.
But that's not why I'm here. I…
I have to find someone.
A lawyer.
Wagenschaub?
How do you know?
I was at the police station this morning. They mentioned the name.
Said that he got you out.
Yes.
But there was a misunderstanding.
I see.
But his law office must be in the phone book.
I need his private address.
I don't usually do that.
I know.
But it's important.
Blum…
Wouldn't it be better if…
No police.
Absolutely not.
A hunter found him.
Stab wound to the thigh.
Looks like he tried to stop the bleeding.
We're still looking for the weapon.
We haven't been able to identify him yet.
No personal belongings.
The car has also been reported stolen.
Have the crime scene unit look for third-party DNA
and then run the samples through the database.
Since you're asking me so nicely…
We find body parts from a man who went missing two years ago,
and now another body pops up.
How likely is it that the two are not connected?
Officer, I'm definitely too tired to calculate that probability.
You'll see that I'm right.
Keep an eye on her. Please.
CAT TONGUES
What are you doing here?
I want to know where my daughter is. Then you'll be rid of me.
How did you find me?
Who sent you the video?
I don't know.
I told you that.
-I was only supposed to show it to you. -Who?
What's on that?
-They don't belong to me. -But you know what's on there, damn it!
It's torture porn, isn't it?
Do you watch those yourself?
-I didn't do anything. -I don't give a damn what you did!
-Where is Nela? -I don't know!
We swap them anonymously.
One of the videos from that Edwin must contain something unusual.
It fell into the wrong hands.
I'm just a consumer.
Just a consumer.
Where is my daughter?
They blackmailed me.
Subtitle translation by: Diana Renker