Excuse me.
Excuse me!
Excuse me.
-Stefan? -Yes.
-Are you in charge? -Yes.
-What happened? -I don't know.
-Excuse… Hey, where… -Here.
-What happened? -It seems to be a false alarm.
They think it's a false alarm.
THE ÅRE MURDERS
HIDDEN IN SHADOWS PART 2
Okay. Good. Thank you.
Guys.
Mountain rescue just sent up their second helicopter.
Östersund PD established roadblocks on E14 by the exit towards Åsarna.
Storlien border station is informed.
-I'll check the traffic cameras. -Okay.
Alain, come on.
Daniel Lindskog, Åre PD.
Do you smoke?
Any news?
We've received a few sightings and tips.
What tips?
Nothing important, I'm afraid. It…
Except that damn van with a broken taillight.
It came up again.
Do you want anything?
Something to eat?
A cup of tea perhaps?
No, I'm good.
Thank you.
Ole Nordhammar's Škoda SportLine was caught on camera 53 minutes ago,
on E14 in Ånn.
It hasn't crossed the Norwegian border yet.
Hanna?
Yes?
He must have exited E14 somewhere here, between Ånn and the Norwegian border.
It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
Do they own any property?
-A holiday home? -Not that I could find.
Check if they have any connection to a property or a location.
Where are you going?
I have to find her.
It'll take weeks to search the area. You won't find anything.
Hi. You have to watch Alice for a few more hours.
What is it?
-Are you tired? -Yes.
-Should we head back to the station? -No, not gonna happen.
So tell me, what is it?
I shouldn't have left her alone.
No, but you did. Okay?
-Don't be so hard on yourself. -Why not?
-We're doing our best. -No.
This isn't my best. Is this your best, wanting to go home?
-We're tired. We need… -Don't tell me what I am!
Can you please stop blaming yourself all the time?
You're a good cop, and you know it.
We do our best, and sometimes it's not enough.
That's how it is.
-What do you want us to do? -Keep searching for her.
-Okay. -Yeah.
But let's take a small break.
After the break, we can keep searching for her.
Okay?
-Yeah. -It's okay.
-Hello, Anton. -Hi.
We've talked to everyone who's known Ole since elementary school and…
Well, this may be a long shot, but many years ago,
Ole worked in the soapstone factory in Handöl.
It's closed down, but it's in the area, so we've sent a helicopter.
Yes, we'll check. Thank you.
-Handöl's soapstone factory, is it close? -Yes.
Dear heavenly Father.
Your plan and wisdom are greater than mine.
Guide me.
Guide Rebecka.
In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
I've sought answers from God.
Rebecka!
Stop.
Help!
Rebecka!
Stop!
Police 0-2, two minutes from Handöl.
We're right above you.
Ole's Škoda is parked here.
Police 0-2, arrived at the scene. No one's in the vicinity.
-I only see the forest. -There!
Two individuals are moving in an easterly direction.
Hanna!
Let her go!
Police! Let her go!
Let her go!
It'll be okay.
It's over now, Rebecka.
Okay?
-Time to go? -Yes. Thank you.
PARAMEDIC
POLICE
Hanna, you spoke to Rebecka Nordhammar before she was taken to the hospital.
Hanna?
She said that she doesn't…
that she doesn't know where Ole was the night Johan was murdered, so…
Forensics will be in their home all night.
They'll find something.
Daniel?
Go home and take the evening to collect yourself.
You are to appear in Östersund at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow
to discuss the incident.
I know the procedure.
You saved a woman's life, Daniel.
-Hi. -Hi.
-Welcome home. -Thank you.
Is Alice asleep?
-Mm. -Okay.
Did you have a good time?
Yes, we did.
-Did you have a good time? -Yes.
Or…
I mean, I've…
had a hard time concentrating because…
-Well, I mean, Mom kept calling me. -About what?
She called about…
She was wondering where Alice's shirts were.
She didn't want to eat, and you'd left a hat in the car.
Why didn't she call me?
-I'm the one she calls. -That's not my fault.
You can tell her that.
-What should I say? -That she should've called me.
I was the one responsible.
Or was it Mom?
Come on, Ida.
Why is the plate on the floor? Has there been a dog here?
Alice has been with me or with her grandmother.
And she's been fine.
-Was she fine at your work as well? -Yes! You told me to solve it.
-So I solved it! -You're becoming just like your dad.
-Get out. -Don't mention my dad.
Get out of here.
Hi, it's Carl.
Hi. It's Anton.
Hey.
I wanted to tell you that we…
We have a suspect for…
for Johan's murder.
Really? Who?
I can't tell you right now.
Is it…
Well…
It'll be in the papers tomorrow. You can read about it then.
I understand.
But… Yeah, nice of you to reach out.
Yeah, well…
I guess that…
Or hey, I've… I've been thinking…
about you.
And me, and…
You and me, and…
That…
Fuck, sorry. I am…
terrible at this.
But there are no obstacles anymore,
in terms of my job, so…
We can see each other.
If you want to.
Are you hungry?
-What, now? -Yeah.
I'm cooking, so…
When can you be here?
Well, ten seconds.
What?
I'm right outside.
Ole was straddling Rebecka with his hands around her throat.
I identified myself as a…
Hi.
What are you doing here?
I had to write this report.
What are you doing here?
Well…
I'm sorry.
Daniel, I'm sorry. I don't know what…
I should've made the shot. I misjudged the situation.
It can happen to anyone.
It's okay.
-I'm sorry. -It's okay.
Do we have anything strong to drink?
Raffe's pisco.
I'll get glasses.
I had a fight with Ida.
The usual.
I'm away too much. I work too much.
I'm not there for Alice.
And she's probably right.
It just got tough when she said that I'm just like my dad.
Why?
He wasn't a nice person.
I've fought all my life to be the opposite.
But here I am, just as absent as he was.
I can't make sense of it. It…
Give it a few years, and you'll be here and…
If I become like my mother, it'll be hara-kiri straightaway.
She's the most…
self-absorbed person ever.
You have to set boundaries, I guess.
Damn, I screwed up today.
How can you be a good parent? I don't get it. It's so hard.
Daniel.
You're good.
-Maybe you should go home. -Yeah.
-But you've been drinking. How will you… -I'll take a taxi.
-We'll have to get Raffe a new bottle. -Yeah.
-See you tomorrow. -Yeah.
I'M SORRY. LET'S TALK TOMORROW?
-Good morning, Hanna. It's Grip. -Hi. Good morning.
Forensics didn't find anything at Ole Nordhammar's house.
I just wanted to fill you in.
Okay.
Ole was with the board of the congregation the night of Johan's murder.
Several independent witnesses confirm this.
So it wasn't him?
No, exactly.
Bye.
See you.
I'll call you tonight.
-…and a car theft this morning. -Okay.
So we'll be busy today as well.
-Take care. -Yes.
Hi.
-Hanna? -Yes?
I need to talk to you.
-Seriously? -Okay.
Where's the pisco?
What's this?
Someone's taken my stuff.
-Was it you? -No.
-Are you sure? -Yes, it wasn't me.
-Well, can we talk about it? -Yeah, sure.
You know the car that we've received a few tips about?
-Yes. -A dark van spotted near the train bridge.
-On the night of the murder. -Right.
Carl Willner owns a dark van.
Okay. There are plenty of dark vans in Åre.
But his has a broken taillight.
Okay.
Good.
We'll bring it in and check it out. Nice.
But how do you know that?
I have a personal relationship with him.
-A personal relationship? -Yes, a sexual relationship.
A sexual relationship.
Have or had?
I should've said it a long time ago. I…
I met him the same night, at Bygget, you know.
That was before we had identified Johan, so I…
When I realized who he was, I called it off.
But now that we have a suspect,
we saw each other again.
I've never discussed the investigation with him.
I certainly hope not.
Does this have to…
-Can this stay between us? -You slept with a suspect.
What do you want me to do?
My…
My private life has always been my own.
I'd like to be seen as a…
as a good colleague and a good friend.
That's not always how it works at a police station,
when you're…
when you're gay.
Call in sick and go home. I'll say I received a tip or something.
-Okay. -Yeah.
You could've said something. I sat there like an idiot.
Yes, I know.
I'm sorry.
Hanna.
-Thank you. -Don't mention it.
-We've looked at your car. -Yeah…
-What's this got to do with anything? -The taillight's broken.
So you bring me in for questioning?
Explain what you did the night Johan died, after he left the restaurant.
I told you, I worked in the kitchen.
One of your employees say that you left early.
Yes.
Yeah, I had a headache. I get them sometimes.
What's that got to do with Johan?
You were the last to see Johan alive.
We've found traces from Johan in your van.
Can you explain?
What traces?
I mean, it…
Yes, I use the car sometimes. It's…
It's parked outside the restaurant. We use it for deliveries, but…
Who else has access to it?
The staff, of course.
CALL ME. PLEASE.
So you think that…
Damn, I mean… You have to believe me when I say…
I haven't hurt Johan in any…
Johan was my best friend.
-I'll keep you here. -What?
-Why? -Write down who has access to your van.
Thank you.
Hi.
ROOM: 1
What do you think?
He's either a damn good actor or he's innocent.
I have to go to Östersund for that meeting.
Okay.
I'll be back as soon as I can.
I…
Yeah, I have to go anyway.
Yes.
Hello?
The evening that Johan was murdered, Jens Wernolf took Carl's van.
Wait, sorry.
-What did you say? Where are you? -At Carl's restaurant.
I'm sorry, I kn…
I just have a feeling that he isn't…
-I just can't believe that he's involved. -Say that again.
-What? -The first thing.
Oh…
Jens took Carl's van the night of the murder.
How do you know that?
I'm looking at CCTV footage.
At 6:43 p.m., he gets into the van.
Okay. We'll send someone. Yes.
But you have to go home now.
Yes, of course.
-I promise. I'm sorry. -But Anton, well done.
Thank you.
Bye.
Yes.
Okay. Thank you.
Jens Wernolf isn't at Linus'.
He's with his ex-wife and his son.
Shall we?
-Yep. -Yes.
I'M SORRY TOO. LET'S TALK.
That was Jiuce with "Psychosis."
We have the band's singer, Mario Johansson, with us.
You had such bad luck in the slopes in Åre a week ago, didn't you?
Yeah, that's right. I lost my balance,
dodging another skier, and fell.
Now I have nails in my knee.
And the fans were disappointed?
Yes, we had to… we had to cancel.
But I hope we get to play in Östersund soon,
to make up for the canceled concert.
-Hi. -Hi, Marion.
Is Jens here?
Yes.
-We'd like to talk to him. -Okay, about what?
It's about Johan.
But Jens doesn't have anything to do with Johan, does he?
Is he here?
He's upstairs, helping Leo pack.
We're going to my parents' place.
Jens is coming with us.
Oh, hi.
-Hi. -Hi.
-We need you to come to the station.
Why?
To ask some questions.
You can ask them here.
-We'll take it at the station. -Ask them here.
-Come on. -Do you have the right to force me…
-Any sharp objects? -What do you think…
Jens!
-Dad? -It's okay.
-Leo, let's go. -Why are they taking Dad?
Let's go.
-But he didn't… -Leo… Leo, go upstairs.
-Why are you taking Dad? -We'll talk upstairs.
Okay, turn around.
Don't move.
Yeah, I'll stay for a bit.
-Okay. -Yeah.
-I'll send someone for you. -Please do.
I'm just going to check on them.
-I need you to get in the car. -No…
-Get in the car. -No.
There we go.
The foot goes first.
-Hello? -Hi.
About Marion's alibi… Jiuce didn't play that night.
What did you say?
The opening act didn't play.
The concert didn't start until 9:00 p.m.
How do you know?
I heard it on the radio.
Marion said they started at 7:00 p.m., but the opening act didn't play.
-The concert started at 9:00 p.m. -I'll call you back.
Bye.
Stop!
I can't take it anymore!
Don't touch me!
You're mean!
What are you doing here?
I wanted to check on you.
Yeah, we're okay.
Where are the curtains?
In the wash.
I want you to leave now.
Yeah…
Do you know Rebecka Nordhammar?
-No. -Johan never mentioned her?
No.
Sometimes he talked about his colleagues, but I can't remember everyone.
-Johan knew her well. -Okay.
I don't know who she is. Sorry.
The concert you went to… Did you see the opening act?
-Yes. -What are they called?
Jiuce.
-What is this about? -They didn't play.
No.
No, that's right.
I forgot about that.
-I want you to leave now. -Where are the curtains?
I told you I threw them away. Can you please leave?
-Leo… -I can't take it anymore.
Leo.
I can't take it anymore.
-What is it, Leo? -Mom.
-Leo… -I can't take it anymore.
-Mom, I can't take it anymore! -Sweetheart.
It was my fault.
It was an accident. It was…
Leo, pl….
Leo…
Hey!
Leo, don't go!
Leo, sweet…
Leo!
Stop!
I can't lie anymore.
-I'm a murderer, and it's all my fault! -No.
Sweetheart…
Hey.
Baby, come.
Come here.
Hey, look at me. It's okay.
It's okay, honey.
I didn't mean to.
I know.
I tried to call.
It's okay.
It's not your fault, honey.
It was an accident. He didn't mean to do it.
And what about Leo?
What's going to happen to him?
You're choosing Rebecka over Leo and me!
-As if we don't mean anything. -Don't drag Leo into this!
-Got it? -You've not only betrayed me!
-You've betrayed him as well. -Fuck you!
No…
Johan?
We left home at six o'clock.
The concert starts at 7:00, right?
The last time we saw each other was at breakfast.
Leo, do you understand?
Hey.
We have to do this now, okay?
He didn't mean to do it.
Hey.
It's going to be okay, honey.
Mom!
Leo.
Leo!
Honey.
Let me look at you. Are you okay?
Let me look at you.
Nice work.
ÅRE HANDICRAFT
RESTAURANT
It feels horrible.
Honey. Hey…
You saved her life.
Sorry.
Damn, it's work.
Hi, this is Daniel. I can't answer right now.
Leave a message, and I'll get back to you.
They'll have to manage without me.
I'll get her.
Come here, honey. Come here.
Hi.
Subtitle translation by: Josephine Roos Henriksson