Hassel is tortured and killed by a famous US serial killer.
The Kentucky Killer.
So the killer uses special pliers with jaws that he rams into the throat
and neck of the victim.
-FBI have chased him for 0 years. -He's taking a huge risk,
killing someone at an airport.
You mean there's a specific reason why he's in Sweden?
-They think they're being bugged. -Can't we just go home?
This is more important, OK?
You and I both know we'll never catch K before he kills again, if he does.
You found a body in Frihamnen last night?
He's been shot.
-Another body? -Andreas Gallano escaped from Hall.
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Are you sure you don't want me to come with you?
He had...two holes in his neck.
-I was wondering if he was tortured. -Why do you ask that?
Was he?
We haven't had the forensic medicine report yet.
Arto...
It can't be true!
-Do you think it's them? -Yes, I do.
He had two holes in his neck.
You have to move them.
You have to find a new hiding place.
I'll organise that.
The police...
Do they suspect anything?
-No. -Should we change our plans?
No. Let's wait with that.
How are you?
-I'm scared. I'm really scared! -Why don't you come here?
Herman, it was my fault!
Our hypothesis is as follows:
He travels from Arlanda Airport to the cabin in Riala, kills Gallano,
steals his Volvo and leaves.
Which means he must have known about the cabin.
-Or he had a meeting with Gallano. -Why would the Kentucky Killer know
some old drug dealer from Hallunda?
Would he go there just to kill Gallano and steal a car? That doesn't wash.
The cars are the real mystery.
He arrives at Frihamnen in a Volvo and leaves in a Mercedes.
-Why? Is it the wrong colour? -And where does he get the Merc from?
-Did he park it there earlier? -Why the hell does he change cars?
He might need more room for two bodies.
Practical.
What bothers me is the guy from the Foreign Office.
Why attack him and what's he doing in Frihamnen?
Maybe he visited prostitutes. And then K showed up.
Or it was planned. You spoke of a purpose, why he came here.
To kill Gallano and Lindberger.
I'll have to ask his wife.
As soon as she's recovered a bit. She may know why he was there.
She's also a civil servant at the Foreign Office.
Is that the correct term?
-Yeah, that works. -I get confused by the term ''nurse''.
-Sometimes it's a guy in a beard. -I spoke to Larner in New York.
He seems to think it's the same MO.
-The Kentucky Killer. -Yes.
We'll have to work with what we've got.
Chavez, see if Gallano has any connections to K.
Nyberg, you check out Linkcoop again. Norlander, check Lindberger's office.
Söderstedt, you take care of Justine.
Holm and Hjelm, go through the material I brought back from Larner.
And what about you? Are you having a weekend in New York?
How did you know that?
Poor Erik, he can't have had a single enemy in the whole world.
Erik and Justine were completely focused on the Arab world.
They were future top diplomats and now she's...
-What are you doing? -I'm guessing this is Erik's?
Yes, but it that might be confidential Foreign Office materials.
It's part of a murder investigation.
-Did he have a computer? -Yes, of course he did.
But he very rarely used it. Justine took care of all technical matters.
-Where does that door lead to? -To Justine's office.
They were a very happy couple.
They had a close bond.
They'd just started looking for a summer house on Gotland.
Do you know whether Justine and Erik own a green Mercedes?
No, but I'm sure my secretary knows. She organises the parking permits.
Would you be kind enough to find out?
Yes, certainly.
-Now. -Right.
I won't touch anything at all. Don't worry. I'll just take in the room.
Have you seen that TV-series Medium?
-Yes. -That's kind of my method.
I see...
The last time was at...
...at work, at the Foreign Office.
We'd argued at work because...
He was angry because I was staying behind to do some things...
...and I was stressed and said some stupid things.
And then he ran out.
When I got home and he wasn't here I thought that he... Sorry...
That he was staying away because he felt angry?
The last thing we did was argue!
Excuse me...
OK...
We...
We think he might have become the victim of a serial killer.
That's all I can tell you, and I'd like you to keep it to yourself.
A serial killer?
If only it were that simple.
What do you mean by that?
Excuse me. It's my brother, I have to take this.
Hi, I can't talk right now, the police are here.
I'll call you later.
OK. Bye.
Sorry about that.
Well... ''If only it were that simple''.
-I don't understand what you mean. -For God's sake, I'm half-drugged and
totally devastated. My thoughts are just racing around.
Is there any reason why he would have gone to Frihamnen?
-No. Did he? -That's what we think.
Because... I don't know how to put this, but...
There is a certain type of traffic there.
Traffic?
Yes.
Are you wondering if Erik visited prostitutes?
-Did he? -I won't deign to answer that.
I apologise.
But...why did you ask if he was tortured?
You have to admit it's a rather odd question.
If you know something about this, it's probably best if you tell me.
There's an...Arabic expression.
''Death is but a grain of sand''.
-They know we're here. -They might not know.
-They murdered him. -No, maybe...
A lot of Wayne Jennings.
Yes, Larner seems to have focused on him.
Up until the car crash, then they just left it.
-But K was still around. -He still is, he's here.
It's absurd.
Tough night? You look tired.
I guess I had some trouble sleeping.
Is it like that when you've met someone?
What's he doing?
It can't be coincidence that he killed the guy from the Foreign Office.
I've got no idea.
It has to be here somewhere.
Look at this.
An ordinary dad.
Look who's here, it's Granddad!
How did it go? Did you meet the little guy?
No.
Why not?
-You're very inquisitive. -OK...
-I can't accuse you of the same thing. -Thanks.
Thanks.
No, there's something not quite right about those two.
The Lindbergers.
At Forensics, in the morgue, Justine asked me...
-...if Erik had been tortured. -No shit?
When I told her we might be after a serial killer...
Why the hell did you say that?
I don't know, it was stupid. But anyhow...
When I told her that, she said...
-''If only it were that simple''. -Yes, that's very strange.
I wonder if she should get police protection.
We don't know why they killed Erik and she might be in danger, too.
That's entirely possible.
-What do we do if we get hold of K? -Have you read Papillon?
Would you believe it, I haven't.
They tie a guy to a giant anthill.
Then they make some cuts in him
and let the ants get to work.
-Cheers. -Amen to that.
-I find it so unsettling. -Yes, it is.
What do you reckon? Will he do it again?
I don't know. It's tricky to work him out.
-What are you talking about? -Work.
Work? What do you mean ''work''?
Dad told me something that...
What's up with him?
Do you know where he was going?
Do you reckon Danne thinks I'm a bad dad?
What? Are you talking to me?
-Does Danne think I'm a bad dad? -Did something happen?
No, it's just that...
-What's the matter? -Exactly. What's the matter?
Nothing.
You know Nyberg?
He hasn't seen his kids in 15 years.
What the hell do we know?
-About how you and Danne get on? -Yes.
I talk to him and...
...ask how he's doing and he doesn't give a shit about anything.
But...
It's that age. He's a teenager.
-He thinks it's a real drag to talk. -Really?
It's what you actually do that matters.
You might be right.
Kids don't do as their parents say, they do as they see them do.
Hang on a minute.
You mean there are two Kentucky Killers?
His son, Lamar. What if both of them are the Kentucky Killer?
What happened to Jennings' family after he died?
-I don't know. -I need to speak with Larner.
-Is that possible? -Sure, I can try.
He'll call back. He's checking it out.
OK.
You mean it's the son, Lamar Jennings, who made it into Sweden?
Exactly.
No, thanks, I'm good.
They're going back into the house.
-How did you come up with Lamar? -It was Cilla.
-Something she said. -Really?
-She seems to be a clever woman. -Yes, she is.
And you? How's it going with the priest?
-So and so. -So and so?
He's got leukaemia.
Shit.
-What's that? -Notes from...
Shit! They're notes from Erik Lindberger's office.
-Copies. -That reminds me...
Chavez, can you find out if Justine Lindberger has a brother?
-How's she doing? -She's pretty calm. She's a diplomat.
They get taught not to let their feelings show.
-Morning. -Morning.
Hi.
What are we waiting for?
Hultin's coming. They're setting up a video link to the FBI.
What's the matter?
Nothing.
I didn't even manage to leave a message.
Hey, give yourself a break.
Of course it's difficult...
It was the first time I heard his voice in...
...15 years.
Nyberg? You've had a parcel from Forensics.
It's the man in the bundle's stuff.
Was that all he was carrying?
-It's all I've got, in any case. -Let me see that.
Yes, the key.
It looks brand new.
Someone called from a heel bar a few days ago.
He said an American had been there and had a copy of a key made.
Arto.
-She does have a brother. -This could be a clue.
Come on.
Larner's on a link from the house.
I've got to go.
If Jennings committed the first series of murders, how do they explain
the two murders after he died? It's hardly the son,
-he would have been 7 or 8. -About that.
-How did Jennings die? -In a car crash.
-Those can be staged. -Yes, but not this one, says Larner.
He was there himself.
They pursued Jennings' car and saw a big pillar of smoke.
When they got there, the car had collided head-on with a truck.
Larner ran out and saw Jennings behind the wheel,
burnt to cinders.
-But he didn't see the crash? -I know, that's what I said.
He said there's no way to fake such an accident. It was in a stony desert
with not a car in sight. Plus the dental records matched.
-That can be faked, too. -Hang on a second.
Staging a high speed car crash with perfect timing is one thing,
but replacing Jennings with a body in just a few seconds...
In a stone desert, at that. That would require enormous resources.
Did he have access to that?
-What's the matter? -It's just something Ray said
-in New York. -What?
-It's nothing. -What did he say?
Nothing!
That poor kid...
Wayne Jennings is the Kentucky Killer.
I want to ask you a few things.
Remember I said Erik might have fallen victim to a serial killer?
-Yes. -He may not have been randomly chosen.
Why would a serial killer attack Erik?
-That's what we don't know. Do you? -No.
You've got a brother named Jan, right?
Yes, I do.
-Have you got other brothers? -No, I don't.
So it was Jan who called you yesterday when I was here?
Yes, that's right.
Do you know anyone called Herman?
-No. -He's on your list of mobile contacts.
Herman?
No. See?
-No. -No.
I must have made a mistake.
You will get police protection.
And I want you to check Justine Lindberger's call logs.
Yesterday at 12.30 she received a call.
She said it was her brother, but she was lying.
I want to know where that mobile signal came from.
Thank you very much. Bye.
-Maybe that's why Lamar is here. -Because...?
To take revenge on the man who ruined his life.
-His father? -Exactly.
So why did he kill six people in New York?
I don't know. Help me out here.
-To practise, maybe. -Properly messed up.
If that's the case, his father Wayne Jennings must also be in Sweden.
-Perhaps. -So there are two Kentucky Killers
-and one is out to kill the other? -Perhaps, I don't know.
-Which one killed in Frihamnen? -Lamar, I should think.
Calm the fuck down, Hjelm.
Why did he attack Lindberger if he's after the dad?
-To show him he's here. -Listen, guys. Hjelm, in particular.
This doesn't wash. You're clutching at straws.
Your father-son theory has definitely been strengthened.
I've had an email from the FBI.
They've scanned a letter found at Lamar Jennings'.
Let's see... This is the letter found at Lamar Jennings'.
It's from Wayne Jennings to his wife.
This was sent from Sweden. In 95.
Was he here as early as that?
-What the hell? -Check all US immigrants from 95.
-I'm on it. -What was he doing here in 95?
-Got anything? -Yes, a whole lot.
-How did you get on? -She's lying about Herman.
Hi, it's Bodil again.
First of all, don't go breaking into the key cabinet.
It's my domain, and I've already helped you way too much.
So I want more money.
Do you realise I know exactly what you've done?
I'm coming to the store room today. And I want the money to be there.
Gunnar?
Are you coming?
To the end of the world. You know it.
What are you doing here?
I wanted to watch you play.
-Did you tell her? -What do you mean?
-Mum. -No.
I said I wouldn't tell her.
OK.
Will you wait while I get changed?
Could it be this one?
Could be.
-You said he spoke English. -Yes.
-And he was around 30? -Something like that. 25-30.
-Was his hair dark blond? -I would rather say mousy.
-But maybe that's the same thing. -What was he wearing?
A jacket. I think it was beige.
-Is this him? -What the hell happened?
-Is that him? -Yes.
-The man in the bundle was American? -Why would he get a key cut?
Listen... The break-in at Linkcoop in Frihamnen.
-Maybe. -The man in the bundle broke in,
saw what K was doing and got shot.
Let's go over there.
-What? -Remember our father-son chat?
About the son being here to kill his dad.
What if the son is the man in the bundle?
The age and other things correspond.
Hi. Have the locks been changed since the break-in?
-No, we were told to wait on that. -Good.
-Is Bodil Lundberg working? -No, she's on holiday.
-Since when? -Since yesterday.
-Do you need any help? -No, thanks.
I'll call Hultin.
Hultin speaking.
Hi, Gunnar.
Yes?
Lamar? That's a real long-shot.
I'm just waiting on an e-fit of him. OK, speak to you soon.
-What are you thinking? -It's those cars in Frihamnen.
I can't get it to make sense.
Why would K arrive in Gallano's crappy Volvo
-and then take off in a Merc? -With Lindberger in the boot.
Yeah, that too.
Finally, a breakthrough! The body in Frihamnen was the son.
-Lamar Jennings. -What the hell...?
Then it might work out.
Lamar comes to Frihamnen in the car he stole from Gallano.
He's found out his dad Wayne is there. He meets him and gets shot.
-By his own father? -Exactly.
Look at this. From Hultin.
''You're a genius. The man in the bundle was Lamar Jennings.''
-I don't know about genius... -I knew it.
So it was Lamar Jennings who made it into Sweden, then?
Yes.
He flew 10 hours to get to this shitty weather. Then he got shot.
-What a great holiday. -Isn't it just.
Stop!
We need back-up! Call the police!
This is Gunnar from the police.
Just take it easy. Easy...
I need an ambulance.
And send a throat specialist.
Easy... Bodil.
-Are you in pain? -Yes.
But it's OK. I... I've had an injection.
-How are you? -I'm fine.
Are you sure?
This is Stefan Back.
Stefan, this is Jenny Hultin. My boss.
-And this is... -The rest.
I'm going to have a coffee outside.
How are you feeling?
-He aimed at you? -Yes.
I don't know why he didn't just shoot.
He whacked more than 20 people just like that.
Probably because you're so hot.
Shut up.
-How did the guard fare? -She'll survive.
You saved her life by not touching the pliers.
The doctors operated on her there and then.
That fucking Kentucky cunt.
-Apologies. -She's asleep.
No, I'm not.
The next time we meet...
-...I'm going to wring his neck. -We'll have to take you off the case.
You're like some kind of steam roller.
-Haven't we patched you up enough? -I can't hear you very well.
-Can you hear her? -No.
I can't hear a thing.
-Hi, Janne. Everything OK? -A few things have happened here.
-Shit, what a mess. -Brought the Academy today, Hultin?
-What? -The shoes.
Chavez, put on shoe covers!
-Was Lindberger killed here, too? -Most likely, yes.
I really think you...
...should take a look at these.
Hi.
-Hi. What time is it? -It's late.
Danne told me you went to his training.
Something did happen.
A guard was tortured a few hours ago by that perverted bastard.
If she survives, she'll be a vegetable.
Horrible.
I need to sleep.
Which page?
-14 emigrants. -In 95?
-Yes. -Where to we find them now?
-He'll hardly be using the same name. -No, hardly.
If he did emigrate in 95.
-He is American. -But he may have come via elsewhere
and used another identity. He could be bloody well anyone.
-What was that? -Some shit from the FBI.
-But if you compare those... -Screwdriver!
Sellotape!
Dan Corbett...
Jim Anderson...
Steve Gardner...
-Viggo! -Yes?
-What are you saying? -Do you know who it is?
Sounds weird, but I think I know who he is.
Shit, we need a photo.
Chavez?
Use this one.
Thanks.
It's Back!
-How's he doing? -30-70.
30 % chance he'll survive.
Hey. I'm looking for Steve Gardner. Is he here?
-Yes, but he's in a meeting. -Can you interrupt it?
No. I'd rather not.
Why?
We've got a suspect who left here in a car the other night.
One of the staff thought he might be working for you.
This guy.
No...
-He doesn't work here. -Are you sure about that?
Yes. Completely.
Give me a ring when the meeting's over.
Here.
-How long will this take? -It's pretty fast.
It'll match these prints against Wayne Jennings'.
Let's see...
It's him.
I'm going in alone.
You guys back me up. Let's go.
Hey! One more thing.
Bodil says hi.
-Wow. Good punch. -A hook.
Maybe not that clean, but it was hard.
-Are we going in? -Hjelm and Holm will question him.
-What the hell... -Söderstedt goes in, too.
-Hjelm... -I won't go unarmed to that bastard.
You can leave now.
Questioning begins on 8 March, 201 1.
The time is 11.23.
I'm Detective Sergeant Kerstin Holm.
These are my colleagues Paul Hjelm and Arto Söderstedt.
Your name is Wayne Jennings but you call yourself Daniel Brink.
The FBI call you the Kentucky Killer.
Twenty murders and one attempted murder.
Three days ago, you attacked Foreign Office employee Erik Lindberger.
You dragged him to a warehouse and placed him in your custom made chair,
got your pliers out, rammed them into his neck and started torturing.
Suddenly three or four boxes come crashing down
and a man emerges. He's a young man.
Am I right?
You shoot this man, four times, right in the heart.
He dies immediately.
Do you know who it is you killed?
The Kentucky Killer.
He was 31 years old and out to get his father.
Do you know what his name was?
Lamar Jennings.
You killed you own son.
I don't believe you.
I have the right to make a phone call.
Why did you kill Erik Lindberger?
Why?
You won't believe this but... I'm the good guy.
-Tell us. -I make the enemy talk.
How was Erik Lindberger your enemy?
I'm not sure I'm at liberty to reveal that.
Says who?
-My employers... -And they are?
An American unit that expects me to keep quiet.
Why didn't you shoot me when you had the chance?
You did not pose a threat.
In what way was Lindberger a threat?
Three terrorists with links to al-Qaida
have been smuggled into Sweden.
They are to be moved on to the USA.
My mission was to stop them.
And murder them?
What was Lindberger's role in this?
He was the terrorists' middle man in Sweden.
I tried to make him talk
-but didn't have the time. -Your son got in the way.
Lindberger's death changes nothing.
-There's anther middle man. -Who?
His wife. Justine Lindberger.
I suggest that you contact her as soon as possible.
-Why? -To prevent a new 9/11.
I know they're watching me.
When does the boat get there?
Good. I'm coming.
No, I've got a plan to get out of here.
-Why would we believe you? -Because I'm telling the truth.
-And where would these terrorists be? -On Gotland.
Awaiting a boat that will take them to the US.
Unfortunately, there are 19 possible harbours on Gotland.
-What's the name of the boat? -I don't know.
But Justine Lindberger knows.
-Seen a girl this tall, dark hair? -I think she went that way.
Take care of yourself.
We won't get any further right now.
An old acquaintance of yours would like to ask you some questions.
Your own son... Wow.
A return trip, please.
OK. When does it leave?
Yes, that's fine.
I'm in a hurry.
So all this is supposedly about terrorists, is that it?
-What's going on, is he CIA or what? -Yes, probably.
-How long have you know that? -Larner mentioned the thought to me.
Of course, I wasn't allowed to tell anyone.
-What does it fucking matter? -It was just an idea!
A notion he got. He had no proof.
-What do we do? -Go in there and kill him!
Justine Lindberger has escaped her police guards.
That settles it. Let's go on Jennings' info. We've got nothing to lose.
You make sure he goes to the cell.
-Thanks. -So we're hunting terrorists now?
No, officially we're hunting Justine Lindberger.
Find out all scheduled departures from Gotland in the next 24 hours.
It could be any old boat.
When does that leave?
I mean what time of the day?
Departures, doesn't matter where to.
OK, good. Thanks. And that's all of them?
Thanks very much.
What are you doing now?
Do you really think she's smuggling terrorists?
There's something about her that doesn't make sense.
Justine's laptop. Lots of passwords, but you can try and get in.
''Try''? I'll do it in a second.
''If only it were that simple''.
-What do you mean? -Something she said at the wrong time.
-What time does Blue Viking depart? -How's it going?
Three boats from Visby and Slite, two from Klintehamn,
-two Fårösund, one... -When's the nearest one?
At 18.00 and then at 1 9.45.
Are you managing to get in?
I think so. It's got a devilish encryption...
They've found out where Herman called Justine from.
The mast is in... the Kulläng area on Gotland.
-Any place names? -Hallenäs,
-Domkulla, Bro... -Bro?
Hang on...
Erik has made a note of Bro three times.
Chavez, see if there's anyone called Herman in Bro on Gotland.
Sure thing.
There's a Herman Bengtsson in Bro.
-Where is Bro? -Quite near Slite.
There's a boat departing Slite at 8.30 tonight.
Hultin?
I'm in the van, it's hard to hear you.
No, we're looking for a missing Foreign Office official.
Who said that?
We'll speak later.
-How can Mörner know what we're doing? -CIA.
-How do they know where we're going? -Satellite surveillance.
They're the world's most advanced espionage organisation...
-What the hell is this? -What is it?
-Orphline. -Orphline?
Justine's encrypted file starts with something called that.
-Herman. -This is Jenny Hultin from the CID.
-Want some coffee? -Yes, please. Nice one.
-Thank you. -All quiet?
-You have to sit here all day? -Yes.
That must broaden the mind!
-Will Team A become a permanent... -No one really knows.
-Depends on that Mörner, does it? -I should think so.
-Congratulations. -Thanks.
Get a doctor! Quick!
-Get a doctor here. -He's with a guy who cut himself.
-Get another one. -We've only got one.
I said, find a doctor!
Well...
This is...
Masid and Mehmed and Fatima. They're...
They're from Iraq. They've been brutally tortured by the US Army.
So Orphline is a human rights organisation?
Yes, we've specialised in international lifelines,
mainly in war torn areas.
We tried to smuggle them to the US
to show what horrific abuse took place during the war in Iraq.
How were you planning to prove that?
Erik saved them.
-He didn't say anything? -No.
-Even though he was... -Yes.
Death is but a grain of sand.
A press conference is underway at Amnesty in Stockholm.
Three Iraqi prisoners are testifying of brutal abuse by US forces
during the war in Iraq.
The prisoners were smuggled in by the human rights organisation Orphline
and their evidence may be referred to at a coming trial in the US.
Earlier this week, US President Barack Obama said
that prosecutions may be brought against officials
who sanctioned questionings by the US Army
with ''elements of torture'' during the war in Iraq.
Now for some Swedish news.
-I bet we're not popular at the CIA. -But at the FBI!
Erase the board. Hultin speaking.
You were a real hero.
Hardly.
-Congratulations. -Thank you.
This is big. We succeeded where the FBI failed.
-''We''? -Team A.
Of course.
Shall we celebrate with a beer?
-I've got to go home. -Numbers one, two, six and four?
There is no number six. Yet. As far as I know.
-Bye. -See you.
What are you going to do?
I guess you've got other things on your mind.
Yes.
How is he doing?
-He's worse. -That's tough.
Another time.
-Bye. -Bye.
I still don't understand why he tortured that guard, Bodil Lundberg.
Maybe she saw something she shouldn't have seen.
Yeah...
Have you been in touch with Astrid?
No, afraid not.
I should have stuck to estate agent!
-Nevermind. -We've got a cleaner.
The Iranian. Pissed him right off when I said Iran.
He's from Persia. Big difference.
-Something did happen. -What?
Danne told me.
Right. About that.
He thought you'd squealed. He was very happy that I didn't know anything.
I should have told you, of course.
Well, I think it's important to him that you showed solidarity with him.
No, it's not looking good. I don't know.
It could take a year, a month. They don't know.
That's awful. If you need to talk, I'm always here for you.
-You know that. -Thanks.
-Let's speak again tomorrow. -Sure.
Bye.
-That's my dad. -Really?
He's still a cop.
-Is his name Gunnar? -Yes.
-Anything wrong with that? -No.
It's a great name.
-Have a seat! -Thanks.
Would you like some diced pork pancake?
Yes, please.
Granddad.
-Would you like to hold him? -May I?
Go to Granddad.
-There we are. -Come on. Mind my shoulder.