How are you, Lena?
My name's not Lena.
Come back!
Hey! Hey!
Hey!
Help me! Help me!
DEAR CHILD
THE HOUSE
No!
Yes! Of course I knew that, damn it.
What was I supposed to do?
Did you want me to hang around all day
and wait for someone to maybe give me authorization to...
Once we find the boy, then you can go ahead and suspend me for all I care!
No! No, absolutely not. We need that bomb disposal unit right now.
Immediately!
Because the site represents an imminent danger!
Yes. Yes.
Of course we won't enter the premises until then.
But what if that child is walking around in there,
and he's the next one to get blown to pieces?
That's a camera so we can see who comes in and goes out.
Do you need anything else?
Would you like something to eat or drink?
Do you have any questions?
I'll let you get settled in then, okay?
I'm a big girl.
I remembered everything exactly.
I did everything right.
Are you thirsty, Lena?
First we dye your hair.
And then you get to drink.
Okay.
Take your time to think it over.
Is that a yes?
Yes.
Let's make you pretty then, Lena.
That scar on your hand?
When Lena was ten...
...she grabbed the tongs from a hot barbecue.
And at my birthday party, of all places.
It's almost perfect, Lena.
Just one thing missing.
EOD
Okay, everyone, gather around.
Okay.
Understood.
We go in with the dogs when the bomb disposal gives the all-clear.
That means four-man teams, in tight formation, okay?
Thanks.
The official at the NATO base said that there's no way these mines belong to them.
Before these sites are closed down, bomb disposal clears the whole area.
He also...
asked me to give him your name.
Mm-hmm.
- I'm sorry. - For what?
You know...
all of it.
Here we are, ma'am.
183 euros 70 cents.
Matthias?
What are you doing?
- I'm getting Lena's room ready. - What for?
For Hannah. In case she comes to visit us.
I sat all that time in the hospital waiting for you. I was worried.
I had to take a taxi back!
Mm-hmm.
Bye, Ma. Have fun in Paris.
And don't worry, I'll keep an eye on things here.
Get me something nice, okay?
Ah, what do you think?
You think Hannah'll like it?
I think I should paint it.
We don't even know if she's Lena's daughter yet.
Of course she is.
Until the DNA analysis comes through, we...
I don't need a DNA analysis to recognize my granddaughter.
How come she recognized you?
Huh? How come?
Because she felt something.
And so did I. I felt it. She's Lena's daughter.
- I knew it straightaway. - Matthias, how did she recognize you?
Control
brings order.
Rules
bring order.
Order is the most important thing in life.
From now on, you will obey the rules.
Cleanliness.
Discipline.
Honesty.
Respect.
When I enter the room, you will stand with your hands held out
so that I can see you immediately.
You will use the restroom in the morning at seven a.m.,
at noon,
at five p.m.,
and at eight p.m.
I will help you with your personal hygiene.
Lena, careful! That's your favorite blouse!
- Keep your arm up! - I wanna go home!
- Lie down. - I wanna go home.
- You are home, Lena.
I wanna go home. I wanna...
You're safe here.
What day is it?
It's Tuesday, the 6th of September.
What's your name?
Five months.
Five?
For five months, you were...
Uh-huh.
The girl, Hannah, was she...
Was she there the whole time?
Was there also a boy?
Jonathan.
Are you awake?
Jonathan, don't be so rough.
Uh, I just wanted to see if she had finished resting.
You see? Mama is back again.
Hello, Mama.
You look beautiful.
Your children have really missed you.
Help me.
Okay. Almost eight p.m. Time for you to use the restroom.
Before that, you'll put the children to bed.
They are not my children.
Yes, Lena.
These are your children.
I am your husband.
We are a happy family.
But they are not my chil--
You no longer have anyone else.
Just us.
You'll feel better once you understand that.
Search. Search.
EOD
Stay!
Dog has a find.
Yes?
- Are you still with the patient? - Yeah, still here.
Is she conscious now?
Yeah, she's awake.
I think we've found the house.
We just don't know yet if there's someone inside ready to blow the whole place up.
Aside from the boy, is there anyone else who could be inside the house?
The man.
I hit him.
I hit him with the snow globe.
I hit him once on the forehead.
- Okay, we're going in. - Standing by.
- Police! Nobody move! - Unit one, move!
- Police! - Police!
- Clear! - Police! Nobody move!
Police! Body on the floor!
- Room one, status! - Room one, clear!
- Police, don't move! - Unit clear, nobody on premises.
- Police! - Police!
Body on the floor.
- Room two, clear! - Room three, clear!
Room four, clear!
Aida?
The...
The suspect...
His face is...
His face has been mutilated.
What about the boy? Can you see him?
- Aida? - Mm-mm.
Bed, children's room.
Look under the bed in the room.
In the children's room, under the bed.
Found him.
Hey.
I'm Aida.
Jonathan did everything right.
You have to tell him that.
Did you hear that?
Jonathan, you did everything right.
I got him.
They have the boy.
And the man?
He's dead.
My name is Jasmin.
Lena, that's against the rules.
Jasmin Grass.
You know I will have to punish you for that.
Where do you come from, Jasmin?
- Freiburg. - Why are you doing this, Lena?
I mean, from Düsseldorf.
You are a bad and ungrateful person.
Jasmin, is there anyone that we can contact for you?
My father.
Ulrich Grass.
Okay.
Jasmin, I'll call him right now.
Mmm.
Thank you.
Shh.
Don't worry.
Everything will be all right.
Hey. My colleagues in Freiburg are on their way to see your father now.
You told me that you hit him once with the snow globe, right?
Yeah.
In the photo...
What photo?
Don't worry, it won't be any good for identification.
- Let me see it. - I'm afraid that's not possible, Jasmin.
I have to see him!
- That wasn't me. - It was in self-defense.
- That wasn't me. - You don't remember.
That wasn't me.
It wasn't me. It wasn't me.
- Not me! Not me. - Calm down.
- Her name is Jasmin. Jasmin Grass. - It wasn't me!
Get out!
- I'll give you something to calm you. Out! - It wasn't... The snow globe...
- It broke. - Deep breaths.
- It broke immediately. - Calm down, Jasmin.
- Broken. It broke. Broke. - Can you hear me, Jasmin?
- Wasn't me. - Slow, deep breath.
- That wasn't me. - Relax now.
That's it, breathe deeply.
Gerd?
Hi. You got home safely?
Yeah.
- Is he with you? - Yeah.
They found the house. And the boy.
All things considered, he's doing okay.
We also found the suspect, dead.
Karin, did you hear me?
And what about Lena?
Nothing yet, I'm afraid.
Oh.
You have to find her.
- Hello. - This is young Jonathan.
- Nice to meet you. Oh my! Hi, there. - Hello.
EMERGENCY SERVICE
I got you. You're all right. Everything will be all right.
Hannah, look who's here.
Look, your sister's here too.
There you go.
You have to let go of me now, Jonathan.
Where is Miss Tinky?
Maybe she's still hiding at your home.
I'll tell them to keep looking, okay?
If you need anything, I'll be right next door.
Just call out my name, Shari, or come and see me, okay?
Did you tell them about the baby?
Did you say anything about Sarah to them?
Very good.
And now, children, it's time for your presents.
Jonathan!
This one's for you.
And what do you say?
- Thank you, Father Christmas. - That's right.
You have to shake it.
My very own treasure!
And for you, Hannah.
Go on, have a look.
Thank you, Father Christmas.
What will you call her?
I'll go ask Mama.
No, stop.
Mama is asleep, she needs to rest.
What do you think of...
Tinky?
Miss Tinky. I like that.
Does Mama get a gift too?
Yes. Yes.
Soon, Mama will have a baby.
- Our colleague from Düsseldorf? - Bühling.
- I'm Officer Reisig. - Hi.
If you would please keep to the path we cordoned off.
And if you see Miss Tinky, please, let me know.
That's the name of her cat, Miss Tinky.
Miss Tinky?
- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I know.
I'm just gonna stay until my colleagues here are up to speed on the case.
Okay, that's what I'll do. Thanks, Chief. I appreciate it.
Will you be taking over now?
Why would I do that?
Well, because of me, a colleague lost his foot.
So do you think you should've waited for NATO to arrive with the keys?
Well, that's what my supervisor thinks.
And also, the people from NATO.
Oh, and not forgetting the head of the security company here.
He's decided to press charges.
So, let me get this straight.
Are you suspended or not?
No, not yet.
You'll be fine.
It's over there.
Open wide for me, okay?
It'll be quick.
I promise.
I did it too, Jonathan.
It's baby stuff. You just have to open your mouth.
Good boy.
And... that's it.
You see?
And I have something else here for you.
A pair of really cool sunglasses, just for you.
Wanna try?
Okay.
Hey.
Jonathan,
it's all right.
I don't want to be here.
It's all right.
I want to be with Miss Tinky.
And with Mama.
When you finish the photos, don't forget to bag and tag everything.
I've never seen anything like this before.
Well, Jasmin must have had a complete blackout.
I found something.
It's a surveillance camera.
And it's transmitting via Wi-Fi.
- Is there a router somewhere? - We haven't found any here yet.
- I'll check outside. - Mm-hmm.
Hannah called this drawing "Grandfather."
She always wanted me to tell stories about him.
About his summerhouse, with the garden.
With the hydrangeas and the ladybugs and the strawberry pies.
At one point, I could even smell them, the strawberries.
This drawing was in the house, under the kids' bed.
That's why Hannah recognized him.
- Help me! - Miss Tinky, bite him!
- Bite him! I'm gonna catch you! - You can't catch me!
Rarr! Miss Tinky will catch you!
Mama will put you to bed in a minute.
Again, at last!
It's eight p.m. Let's go.
Relieve yourself, Lena.
But I don't need to.
Yes, you need to.
I really don't need to.
- I'll go get the supplies. - Yeah, okay.
Happiness is an ill-defined subjective experience,
often associated with positive emotions.
Write down "happiness."
Mama, what does happiness feel like?
Um...
Come over here.
Cozy.
Comfortable. And warm.
I found something.
What is it?
- I think we've found the router. - Good job.
Everyone out!
Out! Get out!
Quick, everyone out!
Bomb! Get away from the house!
- Out! - Everyone out! There's a bomb! Get out!
Hannes!
Are you all right?
The injuries to the face and throat of the victim
were undoubtedly caused by a concave piece of glass.
Mmm. Depth is...
up to seven millimeters.
The initial stab length...
110 millimeters.
The thickness of the snow globe's glass
matches exactly the injuries found on the face.
Jun?
Yeah.
This is a simulation of the snow globe.
On the back, a large piece of glass is missing.
It's the perfect match for the size of the wounds we have here.
But all of them are postmortem.
- What? - Well, first his neck was broken.
One perfect blow with a blunt object is enough.
Like this. Boom! And if you're accurate enough,
you separate the base of the skull from the cervical spine.
Atlanto-occipital dislocation.
Okay.
What about the DNA?
The DNA of the deceased does not match the children's DNA.
- If he isn't the father, then that mea... - That means there's a second suspect.
And presumably a third one.
Why three?
Because the DNA analysis confirms
that both children have the same mother, Lena Beck.
But they don't have the same father.