You came here to kill me.
The suspect Niedermann should be regarded as extremely dangerous.
Exercise extreme caution.
All patrols, sign in. 81-20, can you hear me?
81-20, you hear me?
Eight, one, two, zero. Can you hear me?
Her name is Lisbeth Salander.
She is 27 years old.
In this issue of Millennium we reveal ...
... how Swedish government officials have conspired against her ...
... to protect a pathologically deranged killer.
Alexander Zalachenko is a renegade GRU agent from the Soviet Union.
In Sweden, he has committed serious crimes: ...
... trading in arms, drug dealing, and sex trafficking.
Alexander Zalachenko is Lisbeth Salander's father.
This issue of Millennium is dedicated to clearing her name.
Hi.
Can you open your eyes?
My name is Anders Jonasson. I'm a doctor here.
You're in Sahlgrenska Hospital in Gothenburg.
Can you count to ten?
One, two, three, four...
That's good.
My text is on pages 40-50.
I will have excerpts of Björck's report by fax ...
... to make it stronger, more stylish
- What have we of photographic material? - Not much.
We can get pictures of Gunnar Björck, Teleborian and Zalachenko we hope.
- Some from St. Stephen's Hospital? - Yes ... and of Lisbeth.
- It sounds like at least 75 pages. - Yes, and it may be more. It'll be good.
- Can we get more names? - No, we must focus on what we have.
We can just hope that the publication will force others to light ...
... so there will be names and material for future issues.
Now we work.
We bring further news of the police murdered near Gosseberga this morning.
A massive police taskforce is hunting for the perpetrator.
Police have identified him ...
... as the 35-year German Ronald Niedermann.
He is armed, and the police describe him as very dangerous.
- I am looking Fredrik Clinton. - Who can I say is calling?
Evert Gullberg. I am an old colleague.
Dad is resting, but come inside.
Zalachenko does what is best for him, no matter the consequences.
That is my assessment too.
We cannot risk that he might talk.
We need to silence him at any cost.
I agree. It wont be "we" though.
You can see how I am now.
Fredrik, we need you. One last time.
I can't.
I spend five hours ...
... every other day at the hospital on the dialysis machine.
I will die soon.
I can't get a new kidney.
That's it, my friend.
- Thank you. - They are freshly baked.
I didn't know you had a daughter.
No.
We do not know much about each other's private lives ...
... despite the fact that we have worked together for ...
... oh, more than 35 years.
Lisbeth Salander?
The case is already underway. What do we do with her?
Hey Lisbeth.
How are you?
Do you remember me? Anders Jonasson is my name.
It is understandable if you're tired.
You came in with a bullet in your head.
We managed to remove the round.
It hasn't damaged any vital parts, as far as we can see.
You also had gunshot wounds in the right shoulder and left hip ...
... but it seems that they will heal just fine.
Can it give me brain damage?
Brain injuries are complex, but you should not worry.
The police wanted to talk to you ...
... but I refused them access to you, because of your condition.
They will try again surely, but I will not let them come yet.
How is Zalachenko?
He is patched together and his condition is stable.
But it's pretty bad.
Damn.
I was wondering when you would show up.
We have discussed how we can help you ...
... but to develop a strategy, we must first hear your version.
And how should the strategy look?
We must prepare together.
But I think it'll be difficult to avoid a short stay in prison.
Uh-huh! Really, you think so!
We will help with a lawyer and everything else needed ...
... but you must cooperate and give us some guarantees.
Niedermann. Niedermann is the culprit!
It was he who shot Lisbeth.
There are strong suspicions against you, which will be hard to circumvent.
It is your problem.
If you do not solve it, ...
... I will contact the media.
I have names, dates, events, ... everything.
I can crush you completely.
I am a survivor. You ought to know that by now.
- Zalachenko you do not understand. - It is you who does not understand!
This conversation is over.
Just one more thing.
Lisbeth ...
- What about her? - She must be put away, understood?
Good. Good.
Hello. Excuse me for being late.
Here is my sister. We will speak later, bye.
- Is there no one at home? - No.
But Micke, she tried to kill her father with an axe.
That's attempted murder.
Or self-defense.
She'll be charged with the attempted murder of Zalachenko, right?
Whats she needs is a criminal law attorney.
You know about women's rights.
Lisbeth and her mother were subjected to violence and abuse ...
... by Zalachenko and the authorities. It started long before Gosseberga.
Here. I have documents confirming it.
A copy of the investigation conducted by a member of Sapo, Gunnar Björck.
It proves that they illegally locked up a twelve-year girl at St. Stephen's ...
despite her young age.
Is this classified?
Say you got it from a journalist who will not say where he got it.
You are willing to do anything for Lisbeth Salander aren't you?
Yes.
DANGER !!!
MURDER
I don't need a lawyer.
You will be charged with the attempted murder of your father.
Micke thinks they'll try to put you in the mental hospital again ...
... so yes, you need a lawyer.
But you can choose another.
Unless you want the court to appoint a public defender.
Does your silence mean that I should leave?
It's your choice.
Do you have a cigarette?
- Do you have a nicotine patch? - Yes, one moment.
Hi, I'm in Room Three, will the stretcher come soon?
I got this from Micke. I think you know what's in it?
The two of us need to talk a lot with each other.
So I want you to be completely honest with me.
Micke's told me most of it but some things he says he won't; ...
... you must decide if you want to tell.
I assume you know what he thinks.
There's something about computers and a DVD disc.
After everything we've done for you through the years ...
... then you threaten us. It is quite rude.
I am a survivor. I do what I must to survive.
No, you do it because you are an evil and throughly rotten man without honor, ,,.
... without morals.
I came here to give you our response.
We won't help you this time, you bastard.
You have no choice. Don't you understand that?
Life has taught me that there always exists a choice.
Idiots.
- I will crush you. - You will not do anything.
No, lay down! Sorry! I'll go and see what happened.
Out! Everyone must get out!
He has a gun!
What happened?
Hurry!
Wait, I'm coming.
Hold on. Come here. There. Hold on to me.
He pulled the door handle, but couldn't open it. It was so unreal, ...
... an old man with a pistol.
Then I heard the bang when he shot himself.
Are you sure that he tried to get to Lisbeth?
Yes, it was awful! I've never been so scared before.
- Shall I come down to you? - No.
You do not need to come. I'll sleep with Vera Akerlund in ... Kélltorp.
- Press conference at the police station. - I'll have to run.
- Take care of yourself. - Yes. We'll talk.
Yes. Bye.
Why did the police not keep a better watch?
It's absolutely unbelievable. You don't think such things can happen here.
That someone who is armed can walk into a ward and kill a patient is unbelievable.
Well well, Fredrik.
What in the world? Come in. Come in.
We are trying to get information about it now.
What time was it? Find out.
What the hell?
- You've heard what happened? - Zalachenko has been shot.
It is Evert Gullberg who shot him.
There's chaos there. We haven't had anything confirmed.
I'm confirming it. It was Evan who shot him ...
... to complete the plans.
- Should I get coffee or something? - No, not now, not now.
What the hell are you talking about? What plans?
Gullberg had only a few months left to live. He had liver cancer.
He chose to make a final, last effort for us.
He went down with honor.
- You knew he would kill Zalachenko? - Of course.
His mission was to close the mouth of Zalachenko ...
... and Salander too, was the plan.
Are you equally as insane as Gullberg?
Think about what you say, Hallberg. It was the correct decision.
- We did what was necessary. - Necessary? Decision?
You and Gullberg have no mandate to decide anything!
Whatever happens, Zalachenko's death can't be linked to us ...
... nor Evert Gullberg either.
Our task is to make the decisions ...
... that no one else dares to.
Least of all politicians. It's that simple.
One more thing...
I have come back into service.
I shall lead the operational side ...
... until this crisis is over.
The man who fired the deadly shot and later took his own life ...
... has been identified as a 78-year-old pensioner.
He has worked as an accountant and tax lawyer.
- What was his name? - We will not disclose that at this time.
Is there a connection to Lisbeth Salander?
We have completely ruled out any possible connection to Lisbeth Salander.
This was a lonely perpetrator who acted as he did ...
... based on his own paranoid imagination and ideas.
He has sent confused messages to famous politicians and the media ...
... which included death threats against Alexander Zalachenko.
SAPO are investigating the matter, but this man was obviously mentally ill.
That is everything from the police press conference.
We now return to the incidents at Sahlgrenska Hospital in Gothenburg.
No!
- Lunch time? - Yes. Hamburger today.
- There you go. - Thank you.
Lisbeth?
- Need help? - No thanks.
Eat your food properly.
I've a suggestion.
I don't need a ride home. I've rented a room.
Will you stay overnight?
I'm completely spent. I slept poorly, damn editor.
So we just sleep.
It's the fourth time that car's been here.
- Are you sure? - Yes.
- How do we resolve this? - We could not foresee everything.
- Monitoring at the hospital has increased. - Yes, and thank fuck for that!
How in the hell do you avoid a trial now?
I don't think we can.
A secure ward and a psychiatric assessment should contain her.
She must be punished for the attempted murder of Zalachenko ...
... and be treated in a secure psychiatric facility.
- And why not here at St. Stephen's? - Yes.
If nothing else, for her sake.
Who is the prosecutor?
Ekstrom. Not a star but ambitious.
We can handle him.
- And the other copies of Björck report? - We are collecting them now.
You ought to at least be able to do that anyway.
You worry too much.
And what of the blonde muscle who worked for Zalachenko?
- What happened to him? - Ronald Niedermann.
He's on the run.
It's probably just a matter of time.
He is Lisbeth Salander's half brother.
Zalachenko had an affair with a woman in Hamburg.
It reminds me of Hell in a Greek tragedy, ...
... Zalachenko trying to shoot his daughter while her brother helps, ...
... then she returns from the dead ...
... to smash an axe into the head of her father.
Yes, you can choose to look at it that way.
You'll hear from me.
We'll talk. Goodbye.
Hey you! Give back my bag!
Give me my bag!
What the fuck?!
A guy on a moped stole my bag.
What? How are you? Are you okay?
I'm fine. But Björck's report was in that bag.
It's okay. I made a copy.
Annika, I'll call you back.
Milton Security ... Armansky.
This is Mikael Blomkvist. I need your help.
- What is the problem? - I've had a break-in.
We can help. Can I call you from the office?
- Of course, call me on my cell phone. - Fine. Bye.
The charges against Lisbeth Salander are not complicated ...
... even if the plaintiff himself, Alexander Zalachenko, is dead.
But if everything about Zalachenko comes out, the trial becomes much more complicated.
It applies to human life and Swedish relations with foreign nations ...
... and the Security Police's top-secret contacts.
I read the reports ... well, mostly as background material.
It has no significance to the indictment against Lisbeth Salander.
And the Attorney has confiscated it.
But parts of the report are useful, ...
... especially as Lisbeth Salander has tried to kill her father before.
I'll see if you can get access to that part.
Yes, it could perhaps be beneficial.
Then I will make sure you get it.
Who is your boss?
My orders come from the very top.
This means that you can not talk to anyone but me about this.
I'll be very discreet.
- Anders Jonasson? - Yes.
My name is Peter Teleborian.
I am the senior consultant at St. Stephens psychiatric clinic in Uppsala.
I need to talk to you.
It is about one of your patients. Lisbeth Salander.
- Yes? - Well. Okay.
I have had the care of her since she was twelve years old ...
... and I have a very good insight into her pyschological disorders.
- How does it look? - Lisbeth is seriously mentally disturbed.
She has obvious delusions with paranoid schizophrenic features.
Like all sociopaths, she is completely without empathy.
Quite simple.
I see her as withdrawn, but not as a paranoid sociopath.
She is extremely manipulative. This is all included in my previous evaluations.
She portrays what she thinks you want to see.
Of course, I am deeply concerned for her mental condition.
I understand that.
I'll have to see her to assess her condition before the trial.
I can unfortunately not help you.
I have responsibilty for Lisbeth ...
... and she is too weak to meet anyone other than her lawyer.
I have the court's authorization to have a meeting with her.
I had hoped to avoid being formal, between colleagues, but I have to.
As her doctor you should know that it is my assessment that applies here ...
... regardless of what the court says.
So I must ask you to wait patiently for my decision to change.
Oh well, ...
... I had hoped for a more professional response.
Can we rule out that the government has been aware of this?
They must have known that a Russian spy defected to Sweden.
That's clear.
We had a socialist government in '76 when Zalachenko came here.
In 30 years nothing was leaked.
It would have not been kept secret, if a lot of politicians knew about it.
All write memoirs and biographies now.
The same applies to SAPO. lt would be leaked sooner or later.
It may be a small secret group, acting entirely on their own.
With significant resources and influence.
If there are no leaks from this group in 30 years, how and where should we dig?
The best lead we have is Evert Gullberg.
We find something on him and perhaps it will lead further.
It must not take too much time though, otherwise the issue of Millennium will be in trouble.
The magazine must go on sale simultaneously the day the trial starts.
Can you look at this?
- How am I doing? - You are clearly improving.
I will ensure that you get help to get started with physio.
- I do not need help. - I think you do. Don't pick the scab.
And you should eat a little more.
You should do something about the food.
- The food? - Can you fix a pizza or something?
- I doubt that pizza is on the county physician's menu. - Yeah.
A Dr. Peter Teleborian would like to see you.
He said that he had contact with you in the past.
He had to go away with his mission unfulfilled.
Good.
This is for you.
Hello. We met at the hospital the night that Lisbeth Salander arrived.
- I can remember. - I want to talk to you about something.
I will not disclose information about Lisbeth Salander.
No, I will give you information about Lisbeth. Important information. Give me a minute?
Such a conspiracy! Sorry, but it sounds very unlikely.
I can well understand what you think but I assure you, everything is true.
Everything can be documented and I will shortly publish the whole story.
I'm also helping to build Lisbeth's defense for her trial. That's why I am here.
- I want ask you one thing. - What?
Lisbeth has secrets.
Private secrets, that she will need in her defense.
To gain access to the evidence against her she needs this.
- The Prosecutor has forbidden her communicating. - So I ask you.
- Hey. How do you feel? - Hey. Okay.
- Can I examine you? - Yes.
Let's see ...
- Does it hurt? - No.
- What about your headaches? - Okay.
- They disappear more and more. - Good.
The policeman from Stockholm called again.
He introduced himself as the Investigation Leader.
He wants to come and question you.
Can you bend your head slightly backwards?
Not too much. He was quite annoyed than we are so stubborn.
I can not keep them at bay with the excuse of your medical condition much longer.
- You get well TO quickly. Do you understand? - Yes
I said that you need a couple more weeks ...
- ... then you'll be transferred to jail in Stockholm. - Okay.
I saw the tattoo on your back. It is quite large.
- Why did you get it done? - Why do you ask?
- Pure curiosity. - Private reasons I will not mention.
Okay. Sorry.
Oh, wow.
It must have hurt and taken time.
Yes, it both hurt and took time.
Sorry.
Hey Lisbeth. With this you can tell your version of the story.
Your autobiography.
Annika does not know that you have access to this, and so it must remain.
Should I give her the DVD?
We also need to know more about Teleborian.
I live in your apartment. Mine is monitored and may be tapped.
Murder Suspect Lisbeth Salander will be transferred from the Sahlgrenska in Gothenburg ...
... to the Kronoberg Prison in Stockholm as soon as her condition allows.
The Police press spokesman has informed us.
The trial is scheduled to begin at the start of November this year.
Plague, are you there?
It's okay to give the DVD to Annika, but let me do the writing about the rape.
I have contacted Plague regarding Teleborian.
He will contact you if he finds something.
I have found the connection to the government.
Guess who visited the Prime Minister October 5th, 1976?
No guesses? An Evert Gullberg and a certain Hans von Rotting.
They were there three weeks after Zalachenko defected.
- How did you find out? - I checked the visitors book.
There was only one visit on October 5th, 1976.
Well done, Christer.
But we must prove that they were there to inform him about Zalachenko.
- Were there any notes? - No, just the name and date.
- How do we proceed? - We drive to look at the State Secretaries.
- There were two working that may know something. - Do we have any names?
One is dead and the other is a retired ambassador.
His name is Bengt Janeryd and he lives outside Grisslehamn.
- We should have a chat with him. - Good. I'll do it.
I know the material better than you and I'm more dangerous to him.
- It's just what I say. - Yes, I hear it ...
Address?
Yes.
Fucking well done.
You know full well that Gullberg shot Zalachenko?
- You read the newspapers? - Yes.
- Why did you not go to the police? - I expected that they would contact me.
- It sounds a little convenient. - I knew nothing about his daughter.
What she was subjected to is terrible.
But the prime minister was not aware of it.
Neither was I.
You must convince both me and Millennium readers of that.
I forbid you to use my name in this context.
I've had nothing to do with this.
What I read here is news to me.
You have only read part of it. We have a lot more.
Everything can be proven.
I will not hang you out to dry, but you have a responsibility and a debt.
Tell me what you know and you will be a confidential source. If not, I will expose you.
- I call that blackmail. - Call it what you want.
You are talking, so I promise not to mention your name.
The prime minister had contact with Evert Gullberg and Hans von Rotting.
- Did you also contact them? - Yes.
There was one more, his name is Clinton. The same as the American president.
- Clinton? - Yes.
How often did you meet?
About a dozen times during my time as Secretary of State.
I got to know nothing. Just that Zalachenko was cooperating ...
... and that the information he gave was invaluable.
Who handled the hand-over from you?
I do not know.
- You handed over to no one? - No.
You did not report?
No, everything was of course top secret.
I had not even been allowed to take notes during meetings.
So, no subsequent government had any idea ...
... about the existence of a Soviet defector in Sweden?
It sounds strange, but it may be so.
- What is it? - We have a problem.
I have checked Teleborian's Hard Drive and email and found nothing.
- Nothing? - Nothing about you or the trial.
The only thing that could be something are two short emails from ...
Jonas on Hotmail.
"PSU 1 ready next week." It is from September 20th this year.
The second is equally brief: "PSU 2 ready tomorrow."
PSU? Psychiatric opinion?
Yes, it could be.
- No files? - No.
He has not sent anything from his work computer.
He must have a laptop with mobile broadband.
- It may be hard to get access. - But not impossible?
Nothing is impossible.
- I'll keep an eye on his inbox. - Good. Do it. ... But don't call again.
- IM or email. - Okay, bye.
Shit!
Hello, Mikael Blomkvist. I'm Monica Figuerola, Police Security Service
- Yes? - I came to ask you to come with me.
It is a friendly invitation. You risk nothing.
- Can I retrieve my mail? - Yes.
- And a pair of clean underpants? - Absolutely.
Torsten Edklinth. Police Security Service
- Blomkvist. - Go ahead, sit down.
You are probably aware of why we want to meet you.
So let's get straight to the point.
We have confirmed the existence of a secret group, a conspiracy, ...
... within a particularly sensitive part of the state administration.
After meeting with the Prime Minister last night, a full investigation will proceed.
Which means?
A FULL investigation.
The result will be given to the prosecution who will assess whether to indict.
But we must first have time to identify those who are involved.
I understand that. Where do I become involved?
We need to know when you intend to print.
If it happens before the investigation is over, it could destroy everything.
When should I publish?
We can not determine that.
It is entirely up to you, but I ask that you cooperate.
Let me say one thing.
I am pissed mad at the State Government, SAPO, ...
... and all the other fuck-heads who locked up a twelve-year girl ...
... for no reason, in a mental hospital and got her incapacitated as an adult.
I myself am very shocked and upset at what happened with Lisbeth Salander ...
... but those responsible will be punished.
But before that, we must identify those that are involved.
I am trying to also.
But I also want Lisbeth Salander acquitted, declared competent, and the authorities IN the court.
We can not intervene in matters of law and justice.
Assuming i can get access into the investigation ...
... I will tell you what I intend to publish, and when.
Something for nothing.
This can be solved very simply.
We decide which employees we will include in the investigation.
We can recruit Mikael Blomkvist as an external consultant.
Evert Gullberg. Do you have any more names?
Hans von Rotting, Frederick Clinton. One is dead, the other is retired.
- Both active in the group in '70 and 80's. - Group?
Can we give it a name? We could call it the "Section".
Section? All right.
How do you know this?
I have a good source.
- Can we keep hold of this place? - I will sort it out.
I was strapped in the bed. Peter Teleborian stood by it.
He smelled of aftershave. I hated his smell.
I heard his breathing change and saw his mouth move.
But l did not hear what he said.
I hated his mouth.
It was the night I was 13 years old.
Niedermann is your brother.
Come on, Gustav! Search!
- Yes, search. - 80-1-651, arrived.
Come in, 1-651.
We have searched the lower level. It is empty.
The house next door was broken into, but police are here now.
Do you need something to fall asleep?
Lisbeth tried several times to tell the social services ...
... about Zalachenko's abuse of her mother ...
... but nobody took the ten-year old girl's accusations seriously.
To save her mother, Lisbeth finally decided to kill her father ...
... by throwing a milk carton filled with gasoline in his face ...
followed by a burning match.
This was when society reacted, ...
... but not by punishing Alexander Zalachenko.
Instead, Lisbeth was punished.
Twelve years old, she was locked at St. Stephens in Uppsala.
When she came out she was classed as incompetent and placed under Guardianship.
- It's me. - I said don't phone.
Teleborian meets with Jonas at four o'clock at the Center.
- What time is it? - Half past three.
Fuck!
- Hello. I need to take some blood. - I just need the toilet first.
- Yes, it's Christer. - I'm standing near the middle of the staircase.
Yes, I see you now. I'm just below.
Now I can see Teleborian. Christer, go ahead. I will stop here.
Okay.
You should see him soon. Black jacket.
I see him now. He standing there and waiting.
- Watch him, not too close. - No, I'm watching.
Someone is coming. It must be Jonas.
Gray jacket, middle-aged. I do not recognize him.
- Now they are leaving. Should I follow? - Yes, follow them!
- They are going out towards Vasagatan. - Follow them!
Mikael here. Teleborian has a meeting with an agent of the Section.
- Okay. Where are they? - At Vasagatan. Are you coming?
Okay. Yes, I'm on my way.
- Hi. - Hi.
There.
- Mikael. - They are leaving now.
Follow Teleborian. We'll follow the other guy.
Monica here. I need information on a car registration.
Guess who went through the same door four hours ago.
Frederick Clinton.
- Teleborian's report? - A draft.
It needs further work, but it looks good.
Teleborian has gone from the meeting with Jonas Sandberg from the Section ...
... to a meeting at Police Headquarters?
- With whom? - We will see.
Jonas Sandberg was recruited into counter intelligence in 1998.
In 2001 he was transferred to a secret location abroad.
He should be located at the Embassy in Madrid but they have never heard of him.
The Section is based at this building.
Six floors with Twenty-three apartments.
I have checked all the tenants but there's nothing unusual.
Except the apartment at the very top. Eleven rooms and a kitchen.
It is owned by the company Bellona. The owners live abroad.
- Can we get a camera up? - Do we have a warrant?
I'll get the warrant if you make some tea.
Never mind, I'll make it.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Am I disturbing you? - Yes.
- I'll come back. - I'm almost done.
I just wanted to warn you that the police will come tomorrow.
Okay.
I could perhaps postpone the transfer a further couple of days, but ...
- ... my colleagues would start to wonder. - Then you shouldn't.
- Are you sure? - Yes.
- You do not seem worried. - No.
I've a gift for you.
Why?
You've been one of my most interesting patients in a long time.
If you're bored in jail, this is the latest in DNA research.
- Your mobile. - It's in the chocolate box.
Teleborian will write an expert opinion.
He will report that you need treatment at his psychiatric hospital.
The prosecutor requested this of him.
But we will hire our own expert who has his own opinion.
Lisbeth, this is for your own good.
I do not talk to any brain-bending doctors. I have already said.
I hope they fit.
You need to change your attitude, it could lose this case for us.
Lisbeth...
- Move you. - Lisbeth Salander!
- How are you, Salander? - Lisbeth!
Do you have any comments?
Murder Suspect Lisbeth Salander was transferred today by police escort ...
... from Sahlgrenska in Gothenburg to Kronoberg jail in Stockholm.
According to prosecutor Richard Ekstrom the trial ...
... is scheduled to start the 6th of November.
Lisbeth Salander is accused ...
... of the attempted murder of her father, Alexander Zalachenko ...
... who was later brutally murdered at Sahlgrenska Hospital.
There will be increased security during the trial ...
... after there have been threats during the police investigation.
- Sonny? When the hell did you get out? - This morning.
- What about Magge? - He will be there a little longer.
Good to see you.
The police conducted a search of the building the day you were taken.
They found nothing. Later the blonde bastard came and wanted somewhere to hide.
That buddy of Magge and you.
He is not my fucking buddy. He is wanted in the whole country.
Therefore, he needed a hideout. I sent him home to Viktor.
Holy shit! ... Sonny! Sonny!
What the hell?
Jenny! Jenny!
Jenny!
Jenny? It's me, Sonny.
Who was it?
Nieder ....
Niedermann.
Viktor. Viktor.
Niedermann! He should fucking die for this.