Well, you should have plenty of ammo now.
You need anything else?
-Bodies. -Yeah?
I had to handle this drunk on my crew.
That's not your problem.
-No, no. -But there's a situation that is.
What's that?
I've heard a rumor that the Dearpmis prick's been talking
to the police from the hospital.
Oh. Well that can't be good.
Okay, good talk. Thanks for letting me know.
-Yeah? -It's Tom.
We might have a big problem here.
The typical serial killer is a man. He's Caucasian,
and between 24 and 40 years old.
He prefers to work alone,
but some serial killers have been known to collaborate,
for example in pairs.
But in the case of mutilations like this crime scene,
it's a clear indication that the killer is working alone.
The first victim is picked based on the environment.
He'll choose a place he knows well.
Up here, fifth floor.
The classic example of his first victim, is his own mother.
Serial killers are often associated with rituals.
Lots of people think every murderer has one. But that's not true.
That said, if you encounter a ritual,
there's a good chance a serial killer is behind it.
We've come to the conclusion that there are two types of serial killers.
The psychopathic and the sociopathic.
The psychopath can't hold down a job, he has no career or real education.
And he usually has an extensive criminal rap sheet,
and that makes him an easy suspect.
The sociopath seems high-functioning, sensible, intelligent,
of sound mind,
Sure, but I mean, we gotta catch him first.
Anything we can actually use? Anything practical?
We'll get to that, Waaler.
Killers need time. 'Cause their task is not easy.
A murder that takes place during the week
isn't the same as one that happens during a long weekend or a major holiday.
Because the latter could suggest that the killer has a full-time job.
Or that in turn might indicate a sociopath committed the murder.
So when our guy kills someone on summer vacation,
it would suggest he might have a job, and he's a sociopath?
He could be.
-Is that practical enough, Waaler? -Yeah.
I think it'd be more helpful if you kept talking about this case specifically.
So far we have three victims.
Two victims. Lisbeth Barli's still missing--
I'm sorry, but no, there are three murders, I guarantee it.
And they were committed with a perfectly equal amount of time between them.
The ritual of mutilating and decorating the body like this.
The murderer followed that structure all three times.
That suggests that we're in an early phase with control.
And the choice of target and location?
Interesting, very interesting.
Sorry, what's interesting?
The victims and locations the killer's choosing
actually suggests the opposite.
Why is that?
The first victim, Camilla Loen, was killed alone in her apartment.
He could pretty much get in and out again,
with very little risk of being identified or caught.
The second murder, he kidnaps Lisbeth Barli
in the middle of a busy street, broad daylight,
he probably used a car with plates. He's starting to take risks.
The third murder, he was just crazy.
I mean, the ladies' bathroom in an office building?
The guy was lucky he wasn't spotted and identified.
So what is your conclusion?
Well, we think it's most likely a well-balanced sociopath,
but we have no idea if he's about to go bananas
or if he has the ability to control his urges.
What should we hope for?
In the first instance, I think we'd be facing a massacre…
but with a chance of apprehending him.
In the second, there'd be significant breaks between murders
but catching him is much more difficult.
You're between a rock and a hard place.
Pick your poison, Detective.
Okay. Thank you, Ståle.
I suggest that we begin by…
interrogating everyone we've talked to so far one at a time.
We're gonna have a lot of eyes on us, even from the international community.
So you were at ABC Debt Collection to talk about hearing aids, is that right?
My lawyer is getting up there in age,
so I needed a new one to assess a certain agency contract.
Yeah, so you got in touch with lawyers
who specialize in run of the mill debt collection?
I didn't realize that until the meeting began.
We only got a few words in before…
the commotion happened.
So if you're trying to find a new lawyer,
I assume you've booked some meetings with a few.
What names are on the list?
Most firms wouldn't do a consultation 'till summer vacation was over.
ABC Debt Collection was much more accommodating.
Am I a suspect here, sir?
Yeah, everybody is.
Fair enough.
Is that an accent I hear?
Yeah, it could be, I…
I travel abroad so, it could be that I guess.
Okay. Where do you travel?
Well, I have a little house in Thailand.
I go to Switzerland to monitor our hearing aid producers.
But mostly I travel in Norway, to medical centers, clinics
and institutions like that.
You have a wife or family?
Kindly take a little peek at the notes your charming colleague Skarre
took the time to write and you'll see for yourself that I don't.
I live alone with Truls.
Truls is a Shar Pei.
That's a dog.
Uhm… Great.
Would you mind telling me about what happened?
Well, I think that your colleague Skarre--
Yeah, he wrote it down here, I get it but now, tell me your story.
-Hey. -Hi. How can I help you?
I have a meeting with Halle in a few minutes.
Those five floors are no joke…
I spoke to the receptionist, and--
Barbara Svendsen.
Barbara Svendsen, I asked her for a glass of water,
and she went down the hallway.
-Yeah. -Mmm.
She didn't come back,
so I went down the hallway to look for Halle,
the lawyer I had an appointment with.
-Hi. -Hi!
-I'm Clausen. -Oh, Clausen! Hi!
Did you see anyone except Barbara Svendsen walk in or out--
No!
There was no one, just a few people who worked there.
Come on, I've already been over this.
I see that, but there's nothing saying which specific employees you saw.
Everybody's a suspect, right.
Uh, I need the room, Harry.
Right, you can go.
-Thanks. -Not you.
You can go. He'll be staying.
I'll be staying.
-You were saying? -The cleaning lady came by.
But then she went off further down the hallway.
-That part I'm familiar with. -Yeah.
I also saw a guy in a suit…
Dressed nice.
He poured a little coffee.
After that he disappeared. I didn't see where he went.
I assume he just went into his office.
Then, there was the bike courier, of course.
-The bike courier? -Yeah.
The bike courier walked out before I went to look for Halle.
Technically, I guess he wasn't one of their employees, but still,
it definitely looked like he was there for work.
Now you're staring at me.
What'd he look like? Tall? Thin?
How the fuck am I supposed to know that? He was on his way out the door.
-He looked regular, like me, you know? -Soft?
Soft?
-I'm pretty sure you can't call me soft. -Stay here.
Can you make me a list of orders to bike couriers on the day of the murder?
-Uh, I could have that pretty quick. -But first, I need--
First, call every bike delivery company.
See if anyone in Oslo sent a delivery or pick up to ABC.
-Alright, except you're not leading-- -Skarre. Do it.
Did this Clausen guy give you a description?
He was wearing a black shirt.
With bike shorts, and shoes that made a clicking sound.
He wasn't sure about the height.
He was wearing sunglasses and a helmet,
but the most interesting thing is, he was wearing a face mask.
That's how he got into Camilla's apartment.
Of course, he just rang the bell.
Those messengers are always masked on security cameras.
So he could've showed up with flowers or an express package.
From Clausen arrived 'till he saw the bike courier leave the reception,
was a total of four minutes.
You know, most couriers, they drop their deliveries off
and leave right away.
Why would you spend four minutes messing around?
Okay. I'll get people to check for couriers
at the crime scenes at the time of the murders.
Yeah. There's another thing we have to think about.
If we should issue a warning about random couriers.
-Okay, I'll talk to Møller. -Okay.
Hey, Harry.
Great job. Really fucking great.
Mm.
One person has been confirmed dead
after the attack on Dearpmis motorcycle club yesterday.
The use of automatic weapons and a flamethrower
have got people on edge…
Hello?
-Can I help you, my son? -Yeah.
I'm with the police.
Uh… what's with those…
star symbols on the door back there?
Uh… the pentagrams?
Mhm.
Why?
Is something wrong with it?
No, no, I'm just wondering what exactly they mean?
Pentagrams, my son,
are extremely old religious symbols.
First found on gravestones more than a thousand years old.
Right, so it's a symbol for something good?
Of course, ours is.
But…
when the pentagram is turned upside down and the…
the points on the bottom are up…
then it becomes a sign that you're entering the field of demonology.
Demons?
Evil teachings void of wisdom.
The lead on the bike courier at ABC gave us nothing?
Well, we put out notices on social media, radio, TV.
Twenty-four tips so far.
Pretty much confirms what we already know.
You should hit up the press that was outside ABC.
They might have footage of him if he came back there.
You do know it's a myth that murderers come back to the scene, right?
If it's a sociopathic serial killer we're after,
then he'll view the investigation as some sort of stimulating little game
he keeps playing with the police.
Right this way.
What does the Forensics team think?
We're chronically understaffed and behind schedule.
That said, we've shelved some current cases to prioritize these victims.
There's no semen, no traces of skin or hair, and not a single drop of blood.
There's absolutely no indication of sexual assault.
The only physical evidence left by the perpetrator
is the bullet wounds themselves.
-That's interesting. -What is?
That there are no signs of sexual assault here.
I guess it's not about sex, then.
No, a serial killer's motive always relates to sex somehow. Always.
Maybe we've got a voyeur on our hands.
-He likes to watch. -Good point, Harry.
It's possible that he may not need to touch her to be sexually satisfied.
Maybe the act of killing itself
or the sight of his victim's corpse is enough.
What about Lisbeth Barli?
Well, we've examined her severed finger,
and what we can tell you at this point
is that the surface and direction of the cuts strongly suggest
that the same knife or tool was used in all three cases.
What about the weapons at the crime scenes?
The tests confirm that they were instrumental in the murders,
but the serial numbers have been removed.
Same metal file marks as most of the guns we confiscated.
That's a bad sign. Oslo's got more guns than ever.
It's turning into Montana.
AFTENPOSTEN
Maya, where are we with the Barli case?
The article reads Toya Harang will take over for her sister in Pygmalion.
It should be ready for print before lunch.
Okay. You have any quotes?
Willy Barli:
"'The show must go on' is more than a tired cliché.
Our business is vital and important,
and I know Lisbeth will be with us in spirit no matter what.
"Obviously the circumstances are difficult,
but we'll try to turn our sadness into something positive."
"So this play is dedicated to Lisbeth."
Okay. I like the feel-good angle, that balances some of our darker elements.
Everyone else.
The bike courier killer is top priority, you can put off any other stories.
-Hey. -Hi.
How've you been?
Just working.
Yeah, well… me too.
So uh…
Uh…
I wanted to remind yo about the Frogner Baths.
You said you'd take Oleg tomorrow.
Yeah, of course. I've got my swim trunks ready.
I don't think I've seen you in swim trunks.
What do they look like?
They're just sorta dark. But there's…
-Hole, I sent you something. -Some kinda label with a brand.
Right. That's a pair of boxers I bought you.
Yeah, they're fine for swimming. What?
-Sent you an email… -Okay… um…
-Listen, I'm sorry but I gotta go. -Okay.
Okay. Bye.
Seen that email I sent you?
The photos from the crime scenes, thanks.
Maya Ek from Aftenposten sent those.
Sounds like she wants me to do a…
an interview or a profile, I guess, in return.
It's good for the department to get a…
facelift.
-So, there. -Yeah.
-Thanks. -Mhm.
CAMILLA LOEN APARTMENT
Hey, do we still have the keys for Camilla Loen's apartment?
Bjørn Holm might.
Thanks for coming so last minute.
What do you want?
I wanted to give you a warning.
Odin and Dearpmis keep telling me
that they can't afford to pay for the weapons shipments.
They're saying it's because you've cornered the market.
So…
They're planning to put a bullet in your head.
Why are you telling me?
Because you pay and I'd rather have paying clients.
They say anything about where or when?
Could be anytime.
Right now, they're at Aker Hospital.
Feel her.
It's okay.
The fuck are you doing here?
I'm working.
You're working?
Yeah, I thought I locked the deadbolt, I guess that I must've…
Anders?
Yeah, you locked it.
But I have a spare key just in case. It's the janitor's.
Hey, you're awake.
You forget to take your sleeping pill?
Your husband heard a racket up there and assumed it was
a break-in at Camilla Loen's, but it was…
Don't.
You should really get to sleep.
Good night.
-What is it now? -Stop… Why are you wearing that?
Enough. Just go to bed.
I apologize, Detective. You want coffee?
Uh… sure, thanks.
So your wife takes sleeping pills?
Uhm… Heroin.
Kidding. Zopitin. It's…
I can buy it over the counter,
abroad anyway.
Kills two birds with one stone, because it's for anxiety too.
Huh.
-You're both on Zopitin? -No.
I'm not.
Yeah, anxiety is born out of being unchained,
and I'd rather hold onto that freedom.
If you can manage your own anxiety,
it allows you to have full control of your life.
You should read Heidegger. You'd like him.
So you don't have anxiety?
-I have anxiety. -Oh, you do?
Oh, yeah.
You have anxiety.
Yeah.
But this murderer, he doesn't.
Really?
And why is that?
We have the burden of choices.
Decisions.
A murderer doesn't have that.
Oh? Why not?
Well, he's an instrument, his life …
has a sense of direction.
He's not confused like you and me. He…
He's anchored to a goal, so he has no issue sleeping.
So what's this guy's goal in life then?
Isn't it obvious by now?
The women were all…
promiscuous.
Is that right?
Barbara Svendsen slept with one guy after another.
Lisbeth Barli's married now but she has a reputation before that for being…
a real whore.
Hm. And what about…
Camilla Loen?
Wasn't exactly free from sin either.
So his purpose as a killer is to be some--
To act as God's instrument.
Hebrews, Chapter thirteen, verse four.
"The Lord condemns the libertine and adulterer."
Yeah.
I've heard that.
Noted. I'm on it.
Hebrews.
And I won't forget about…
Heidegger.
Thanks for the coffee.
Uhm, and by the way,
as a seller of church adornments…
Uhm…
What could it mean if a person were to carve a pentagram icon?
I'm not following, where did you see that?
It was on a beam upstairs, it was over her bed.
-Oh, yeah? -Uh-huh.
-Well, it could be a devil's star. -Is that…?
Pagans would paint stars over their beds and doorways,
they wanted to keep mares from entering.
-Mares? -Yeah, as in "nightmare."
A demon, or female spirit who was said
to hover over you at night when you were dreaming to make sure
your dreams would become nightmares.
-Right. -From the Indo-Germanic, "mer."
I've let my Indo-Germanic vocabulary slip lately.
Right, it means "death."
Or murder.
Allow me to introduce myself.
I am the form you hoped didn't exist.
I am the one who crawls out
from underneath the bed when you've fallen asleep.
The one who sits on your chest. Puts the bit in your mouth and rides you.
Rides you all the way to Hell.
I am the form you hoped didn't exist.
-Enough. -I am the one who cr--
Yeah, so, this is for us.
He wants to get our attention. He wants our admiration.
But at the same time, he doesn't give us anything solid.
Could you clear up the sound?
I mean, normally I'd be using AI
to remove all the distortion and pitch editing,
but this guy's using sophisticated voice scrambling
not to mention adversarial audio, it's insane.
You have no idea how hard this is to do.
Can you make it clearer?
I'd be easier to break into the Pentagon, bro.
Right, Holm, what do you got?
Well, you can buy these cassette tapes practically anywhere online, so…
But we have a dialect expert who claims that while his accent is inconsistent,
the speaker's got a pretty distinctly Swedish sound
so it could mean our killer's from Sweden but he hasn't lived there for a while.
Mm.
-Any fingerprints? -Yeah, we got some, but they're yours, so…
Yeah, okay.
What about the downstairs neighbor, did we find his prints at Loen's?
Yeah, on the inside of the door, but he did go in there with the janitor,
-which makes sense, so… -Yeah, alright.
Would you mind briefing everybody? I gotta go to a meeting.
Hey, Harry, how'd you know the tape would have something like this on it?
An old cassette in the apartment of a girl who was born after 2000.
If I was sober, I would've seen it the first time around.
Someone should fire me.
Gonna wimp out and climb down?
The police and other authorities are under growing pressure
from a public that feels increasingly unsafe.
According to a recent Gallop poll,
four out of five citizens think that the police should carry firearms.
Turn this off, will ya?
After this incident--
You didn't have anyone in here when Barbara Svendsen was murdered?
You sure about that?
A bike courier, for example?
Yeah, like I said, I didn't really have any customers in here all day.
A bike courier… you know what?
Actually, there was a guy standing over there…
wearing delivery gear. Yeah.
But he took off right away,
so I just assumed he left after he realized it was the wrong address.
-Yeah. Just keep your hands off this. -Sure.
Beate?
-Hey. -Look at this.
-Hi. -Hey.
It looks like we might have a fingerprint right there.
Give me five.
Could you describe the bike courier?
Well, you never really look at their faces, right?
Try for me.
Look, I…
This guy was in here for a split second, and I was behind the counter.
If he'd asked me for help, I'd be able to describe the guy.
Harry, I better go.
-Yeah, but we have-- -We said…
Shit.
-Beate, call me if you find anything. -Yep.
Check.
-Mate. -Ahh… come on!
Yeah, hello?
There's a guy here who used to be in Korps.
He told me privately that Attila wants revenge
for the thing with the flamethrower.
We're gonna need more muscle.
Everyone's at the event in Göteborg.
They know it, that's why they're coming.
Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours to go
I wanna be sedated
Nothin' to do and nowhere to go
I wanna be sedated
Talk to me.
Am I speaking to Hole?
So did I get approved for the loan?
Yeah, that's why I called.
-Nah, I'm hanging up now. -I can tell you a name, okay?
The guy who's running weapons to the major gangs in Oslo.
Yeah, it's me, we spoke at the hospital earlier.
You need to get over here, and bring lots of cops with shitload of weapons.
Why's that?
Hey, it's me again.
Every damn junkie in Korps is on their way here.
Someone told them that we're at the hospital.
And how do I know you're not gonna ambush us?
That's a chance you'd be stupid not to take.
If you want names.
Because if we die today, that information dies with us.
Yeah, Hole?
Hey, Wulf.
I'm under the gun here, I need you to get a hold of Delta.
Korps are on their way to take out a couple Dearpmis guys at Aker Hospital.
-Room 505. Got it? -I'm on it.
Are you gonna shoot someone?
Nah, it's tempting, but I don't have a weapon.
Why not?
Because this isn't an American action movie.
Here, police keep their weapons locked up in their cop cars. This isn't a cop car.
-So there won't be any action? -The SWAT team has plenty of weapons.
Sounds like we should hurry then.
Yeah, I'm on it.
Nice!
-Hey. -Hey, you.
You made it home.
I was worried you'd miss dinner.
-You have fun today? -Could've been even better.
On the seventh hour of the seventh day
The seventh son was looking For a seventh-stage getaway
The word came down…
You got one chance, baby You'd better do it right
I was driving down…
…on the 101
It was late at night and I was thinking 'Bout the things that I'd done
-Isn't that the hospital? -This is Aker.
We're going to Ullevål.
…all of my fears
I was slipping the car From gear to gear to gear
We're moving you. Let's go.
Man, I really got going
I started picking up speed
I hit 135…
Hey, out of the way!
Shit.
Move. Prick!
Fuckin' hell!
I let go of the wheel…
-You can't move a patient! -I don't care!
Jesus Christ!
Yeah, one of our guys is dead, the other's in a coma,
but doctor says he's gonna be gone soon.
-Wulf is sure you said Ullevål Hospital. -Is that right?
But we probably wouldn't have gotten there in time.
So how did it feel?
Showing up like that with no weapon,
you're a cop letting a whole gang just walk by.
How about if I agree to come on board on that project of yours?
You'd work by yourself for a time. Without asking any questions.
You'd have to burn some bridges.
Sure.
I have to break a few laws, so you'll have something on me if I betray you?
Mm.
Well…
How long do I have to make up my mind?
Forty-eight hours, no more.
Yeah, talk to me.
About the fingerprint on the TV screen.
It's not in our database, but we were able to find a match.
Camilla Loen's neighbor?
No, it's not him, it matches another print in the apartment.
Right.
That was Beate Lønn.
Looks like we got our serial killer's fingerprint.
Okay, come on!
I'm on my way, Mother.
I'm on my way back.
Back to my womb.
There, I will take my knife and cut my way through.
-I got the rent paid yesterday. -Don't worry about that, dear.
Well, I did have some help.
Yes, I did see you've had some visits from a certain somebody lately.
I noticed he had a dog with him too. Is that right?
Yeah. I can't wait for you to meet him.
-Great. -But I should warn you.
-He's different. -Hmm!
He's… he's old-fashioned.
And he wants to wait to…
-Really? -Well, you know.
Yeah, I guess he's serious.
I got a gift from him.
He said that I'm not allowed to open it until our engagement's official.
But he said whatever's in here will last forever.
Yeah, Prince.
One of the gangs is taken care of, and I think we have a new member.
Good. the gangs is taken care of, and I think we have a new member.