I'm not just going to separate.
I'll concentrate on ruining you. I'll take everything, your career, your money.
And that whore you're fucking, will leave you.
You're disturbed.
Disturbed? I was deceived.
I'll make sure it all comes out. - Get out, now.
Get out. - No one will be able to save you.
You'll regret it.
Please.
The alarm is now turned off.
Amanda?
We lived in Barcelona. - Did you live there long?
Four, five years. My life is governed by chance, you might say.
My life is rather quiet.
Well, I want to try that here more or less.
My peaceful life?
sometimes I want it to be like that.
Find Peace and security...
Everybody's different.
Glad you came walking along here.
I walk along here quite often.
Jussi likes it here.
Hey, Jussi?
So I have to return to my quiet, monotonous life again.
Thanks for the wine. - No thanks needed.
That's weird.
Do it like is.
And then.
THE BETRAYAL
I called, but no one knows where my mother is. That doesn't make sense.
We can't consider an adult missing so soon.
But we call each other four times a day. I just know something's happened.
If she's still missing tomorrow, we'll look for her.
Then you'll need a picture.
Here. - We'll do that tomorrow. It'll be okay.
I really lost it, totally.
LK...
It's really... - Was your car stolen?
Don't you walk back and forth?
LK...?
LB...?
No. GDE 727.
GDE.
My badge.
Was it stolen too? - Who steals from the police?
You drove your own car. - Was it stolen at your house?
No, at the parking lot of camp ground in the woods near the beach.
What were you doing in the forest?
Jussi... likes to runs around there.
Mom's gone.
Why leave?
She doesn't answer and won't call back. That's not normal.
Ask your father. Maybe he knows.
I don't want to talk to dad.
Have you met someone else?
What, what are you talking about? Of course not.
I love you.
Hello. Come here.
I think there's something.
Do you see it? There.
Is that a man or what's that?
The killer entered through here.
Strangely enough, it seems there was an alarm precisely at that moment.
The murder took place here. The body lay there.
The perpetrator rolled out some plastic and wrapped the body up.
And someone took the time to clean up everything with bleach clean.
Last week there was a young man.
He... worked on something.
What did he look like?
Stocky. Really stocky.
With long hair, twenty years old.
This phone may be Julia's or with any luck the perpetrator's.
The corpse was dragged here and covered up well. She's been dead at least twelve hours.
A neighbour saw a man working here last week.
Svartman, check the list of all phone calls before she died.
She was married to Erik Wredin. - Did he file a report?
No, but the daughter was worried and wanted to find her this morning.
Can you question her, Kurt?
Yes.
Ha, Eva. - Kurt.
Do you work in this department? - Yes.
How is she?
She just calmed her down. You won't get anything from her for the first few hours.
Has anyone come to see her? - You know I can't say.
Call me when she wakes up.
You know you can call me at any time.
Good day.
This is the list of numbers Julia called last week.
The man who came to work is that him?
No. - And the rest?
She called her daughter Amanda, 14 times and Oscar Strömberg 3 times.
He's Amanda's boyfriend.
And she called her husband Erik.
Check Facebook, email contacts and transactions on her bank account.
The man who worked there, needs to be identified and interrogated.
Erik and Amanda must know who he is.
WORKMAN
Ha, Lena. - Hello.
Here, Kia.
Hi.
Huh. - What were you doing?
Look at this.
Look, now it's come.
What's this?
I need your help. - What?
They pay very poorly. I need more.
It's all recorded right? - Yes, but I erased my tracks.
Look at this.
What's that?
The murder weapon.
Okay, what should I do?
Does it matter which TV program we watch?
Does it matter what kind of hobbies we have, what political ideas?
What religion? Does it matter?
When multiple viewpoints highlight an idea the richer, bigger, stronger.
Does it matter what our sexual orientation is?
I need you to ask that.
Ideas need to be bounced around and associations grow.
And if that happens, then we have an orchestra you can conduct.
Thanks.
1 new message Erik Wredin
Excuse me, I need to...
You must pay and pay for your crime! We will call this phone.
Erik Wredin? - Yes.
I'm Kurt Wallander, the police.
It's about your wife. Can we go and sit down there.
Good.
I have bad news. We have found your wife dead.
What?
I understand it's upsetting, but you need to identify her.
Yes, that's Julia.
Are we finished?
I have to go.
There was a guy who worked for you.
I know nothing about that. - That someone worked for you?
Right.
Where were you yesterday when she called?
I don't understand it all. She seemed normal.
A few hours later she was killed. - Nothing in our conversation indicated that.
We decided to take a pause.
After nineteen years it isn't so unusual.
Was Linn Hedman the cause of the pause?
No.
When did you speak to your daughter last?
What kind of a question is that? Our contact is bad and we hardly see each other. Okay?
Wait.
That guy, what did he look like? I might know who it is.
Normal height, stocky, with long hair.
No.
The blood on the floor was hers.
A stab in the heart with a sharp object such as a knife, killed her.
And she was stabbed with great force.
And unexpectedly, because there were no defence wounds.
So Julia knew the perpetrator?
Yes, like she was completely blind-sided.
You never know... of course
But I thought Erik's reaction was a bit unusual when he saw the dead woman.
Your car's been found, a few kilometres from where you parked it
You have no damage. And you left the keys in it.
Thank you.
Surely some brats went joyriding. - Joyriding?
Yes, I don't know.
1 new message
We will call in just 10 min!
Hello.
What did you video?
Who asked you to do that? - We'll call you.
Did you miss me?
What is it?
Did something happen? - Julia's dead.
Killed. - My God.
But who'd want to murder her? - I don't know
Linn.
The police will contact you.
Why? - I was in the office before I came here.
On your own? - Yes, on my own.
Where were you? - Here.
On my own.
We need each other now.
Linn, listen to me.
Listen.
We have to help each other. You're all I have.
I need you now.
I love you.
I love you so much.
You're all I have.
I need you. You're all I have.
You're all I have.
We're the police. - Are you Oscar Strömberg?
Yes. - May I ask some questions?
Yes.
Can we just do it outside?
Hello.
I'm Kurt.
I understand it's difficult for you.
Do you feel up to talking?
What did you do the night before last?
I ate at Mom's.
And then...
Then I went home to Oscar.
Mom stayed home.
And what time did you leave? - Seven o'clock, I believe.
Do you know if your father and mother ever met each other?
I called him, but he doesn't answer.
I haven't spoken to him for more than a year. He...
He doesn't understand me, not like mom.
A guy was working at your place last week. Do you know who he was?
No.
We were supposed to go to the spa.
Mom always takes me there once a month.
Could you look in on Amanda in room 10? She needs help.
When Amanda's father visits her, let me know?
And why is that? - I want to know if he comes to visit her.
If you want to ask me out again to eat, you know what I'll say.
Didn't you just get engaged? - No.
And I wasn't when we last ate together.
Julia Wredin called and texted you.
Monday.
Yes, she tried to reach Amanda. - Do you know what she wanted?
It could be anything. She and Erik were getting divorced. They talked a lot.
Julia and Amanda were very close. They talked constantly.
What were you doing the night before last?
I was supposed to meet some friends from primary school, a kind of reunion.
Can they confirm that? - Yes.
I don't know where they all live and such, nowadays.
You choose: give us 1 million in cash or we'll go to the police.
We have the video, we have everything. Understand?
I want nothing more to do with you. Do you understand?
Listen. - I'll throw the phone away now.
Don't throw it away.
Wait, don't throw it away now.
Damn.
Erik Wredin accept a call from 073-445-2755
Are you here, damn it?
Are you here, asshole? Come out.
Come out.
Come out, you motherfucker.
62-year-old charged with arson
Ha, it was fun last. Will I see you again soon, Bea?
Good morning. am I interrupting? - No, come on.
That alarm at Juliet Wredin's?
According to the security company it was turned on the whole night of the murder.
therefore the burglar must have been set off?
Normally, yes.
I guess it didn't work because the signal was interrupted.
How?
Some kind of interference device.
Huh. - Hi.
Wredin drew up a prenuptial agreement Julia didn't want to sign it.
She had her lawyer look at it.
The point is she couldn't make any claim on his company.
He now works as a consultant and earns four million a year.
Jesus, you earn that much for that bullshit?
Hello.
What did you do to your hand? - Ah...
I cut myself.
I bought this for you.
You always loved fashion, so I thought.
Do you want to talk about it?
Good.
I'm sorry for you.
And I'm worried.
Beautiful, sweet Amanda.
We need to talk together, to find the way back to each other again.
Can you hear me?
We need each other more than ever now.
We have to stick together.
Go away. Get out of here. Go away.
Get out of here.
Get out of here, I don't want you here. - Calm down now.
Go now. - I'm going.
You never cared about me.
I want mom back. I want Mom.
I want mom back.
When's Grandpa coming? - Soon, dear.
Voicemail.
How long was Erik inside? - About twenty minutes.
I didn't hear what they were talking about.
Be gentle with that girl.
What are you doing?
You said your father and you had no contact but he came here. Why?
When my daughter was the same age as you...
Contact between us was lousy.
There...
Now I regret it sometimes.
This isn't comparable.
Why not? - He never bothered with me.
As far as I can remember.
Did she have a lot of pain?
I don't think she suffered any pain.
Do you remember anything that happened last night with your mother?
After you went home, you were alone there.
And when it got late, Oscar came. - Oscar came later.
Did you see your daughter today?
Yes, I see her every day.
You should see her. She...
Only she could talk dad down.
She turned all his arguments around, as if it was just something funny.
She was really witty.
I thought he came to see me.
I thought he'd take me in his arms, and say it's okay, just like Grandpa did.
But he just asked who that guy was.
What guy?
The guy who worked at the house.
He didn't come for me. He just came to ask that, not to see me.
Why he wasn't here for me.
I'm sorry for you.
People. - Grandpa.
Ha, look.
Seven o'clock, we said, not eight. - But I'm here now.
Why do you talk so weird?
Ha. - Want a drink?
Whisky.
Beautiful, though.
Say, I'd been thinking: don't you work a little too much?
Consider your ticker.
You're 65. Take it a bit easier, Visit your daughter more often.
I'm 64, not 65.
The food's been on the table for an hour already.
An hour.
Perhaps it's better you apologize.
Gee, what did you stumble into again.
Linda, I'm very sorry I'm late.
I promise I'll do better.
Erik didn't know who the workman was.
And then he goes to the daughter, he hasn't talked to for a year or knew how she was.
Why did he ask his daughter that?
Erik will want to find him, just like us.
Tore, you have to see.
A Smith & Wesson.
Look.
As many as you want. - Why do we need that?
No weapons. - Oh, come on.
This guy might call someone to cut our throats. Feel it.
Where'd you get it?
From a guy in Malmö who knows a guy in Copenhagen.
Dinner's ready. - I'm coming.
What have you got behind your back?
Well... there's food.
Shit.
That's what you think of me, huh? - You're crazy.
Oh. I know no one like you.
Don't ruin it now
We want out of here, right?
Away from all the idiots in this stupid hole.
Now I have to go to Grandpa again.
What's that, murder?
You know what...
what a caterpillar is? - No.
It eats worms and flowers.
Could you look your daughter in the face if you killed her mother?
That depends on what you want to get rid of.
Who are you?
I wanted to pick you up. - Leave me alone.
I won't hurt you, honestly. - Leave me alone.
Look at this closely, curious shitbag.
If you don't pay up, the cops will get to see this.
Is this true?
Hello?
I'll pay.
I can't do anything else. - You'll hear what you have to do.
Is Erik Wredin there?
He said he lives here.
We know you're lying.
Erik was here on the night of the murder, you said.
But a witness heard him making a disturbance at the office...
With a woman who later left. And she turned out to be Julia Wredin.
You gave us false information.
You're lying because Erik asked you or because you have no alibi yourself.
So, Erik fights with Julia and she's murdered the same night.
Then he asks you to give him an alibi.
Erik got here at 22:15, 22:30.
Did he tell you what happened? - No, but...
But what?
I don't know where he is now.
I called his agent, but he needs him too and can't find him.
He cancelled all his appointments and events because of Julia's death.
Find Erik. Check withdrawals, credit card transactions and his mobile.
And if he's booked a flight.
Nice. Good day.
Do I need the password for this computer?
Can I change the password?
Pang.
Please password.
Pang.
Okay, okay.
ENTER PASSWORD
PANG
Hello.
Your father's gone.
What do you mean gone?
We can't find him anywhere. Do you know where he might be?
No.
Does he have any friends?
No. He has no friends.
Maybe at Alcoholics Anonymous.
Do you have a name?
No.
Where are you going? - Home.
To Oscar.
Is Oscar coming to pick you up? - No, I'll take a taxi.
Do you have someone to talk to?
Oscar. He really cares for me.
I mean a therapist. Someone who knows what you're going through now.
Oscar understands me.
I'd still go and talk to someone else.
When I was little and Mom and Dad argued, then I'd call Grandpa.
But he's no longer here.
That...
That's pretty heavy.
Stop.
Can you stop?
Stop.
Can I help you?
You need to see a psychologist.
I don't know.
What should I do now?
I'm worried about Dad.
We'll find him.
Calm down.
Just try to calm down.
Say, my daughter did the same...
On her arms.
You won't do anything to yourself. You have to promise me.
You really look like my grandpa, you know?
You promise me that?
I promise.
You can call me whenever you want, in the middle of the night if necessary.
When will Oscar get home?
Oscar does everything for me.
Thank you very much.
Want some tea?
I...
I've been thinking.
About.
About what we have now, you and me.
How it has to get better.
Honey, you worry me.
Why don't you get in touch?
Hello. - Hello.
I understand you want to talk to me.
Makes sense, come inside.
I had to go. I had to think.
You gave us incorrect information.
Yes, Julia was at my office the night she was murdered.
We quarrelled.
She was jealous.
After she left, I stayed.
Did you kill Julia?
Julia left my office at 20:30.
At 22:30 I was home with Linn. For the time in between I have no alibi.
Is there a clue? Is there something that connects me with the crime scene?
Do you have anything at all?
Why did Linn Hedman give you a false alibi?
Because I was scared.
When you told me. I was afraid my name might brought into disrepute...
If I'd be under suspicion.
Julia had to sign a prenuptial agreement.
The day before I told my lawyer she'd get half of everything.
She'd get what she wanted: half of everything, including my company.
Where did you stay the last few days? - In a hotel.
Why did you go away, if you're innocent, as you say?
This is a private matter. - No.
Not connected to the murder. - I've told you everything I know.
If this interrogation continues, I want my lawyer here. Otherwise I want to go.
Now.
Why didn't you call earlier? - Why should I?
Don't you read the papers?
No, I only check independent media.
Independent media?
With no commercial power behind it. You should do it too.
What did you do for Julia?
Level cabinet doors, fasten floorboards.
Because the man of the house was a lazy ass.
Do you know the man of the house? - No.
Erik Wredin. - No, I said.
You know what else is weird? - Well?
You worked there for three days and we can't find your fingerprints.
Why is that weird? - Someone cleaned up very well.
Julia ran behind me with a cloth and spray cleaner.
She doesn't like ordinary people with dirty hands.
You're making fun of the dead.
You've stolen my freedom for very vague reasons. Is this serious?
I'm convinced you're lying. - That just burns my ass.
What did you get for that job? - You're really tiresome.
I got a cola at 9:30 from the Turk at the corner. Ask him.
And call my neighbour Torsten Wijk. He always sees everything.
He was a cop. So, you guys can trust him.
Amanda?
Beautiful, huh?
I bought it today, for the funeral.
She must have liked him. What you going to wear?
Give it a rest.
Please, stop it.
I want to stay friends.
And we can always talk, whenever you want.
But not like this any more.
I'm really sorry.
You can't stay here.
But I've got all my stuff... Where should I go?
Your father will help you if you talk to him.
You know I hate my father. You know that.
You know I hate him.
Oscar, now. Don't leave me.
Please, don't leave me. Don't go.
Leave your keys in the mailbox. - Oscar, come back. Don't...
Ha.
I just wanted to see how you are. - As if you care.
I'm going to a friend.
Did you get through it unscathed?
What do you mean?
I'd do anything to make it up with you, so it'll be good again.
I know...
That godforsaken Julia could be tricky. I know...
I prefer to avoid conflict than fight.
Do you know what I had to suffer because of your cowardice?
Forgive me.
Please.
I'm sorry.
I'm fine, Dad.
Don't you worry anymore.
Another thing.
Everyone forgets something, but to report your car stolen isn't normal.
Tell him then.
He's a policeman, he should go to the doctor.
Here's Tore's home.
What are they doing here? - Who?
I don't know, but this has to disappear.
Calm down. - I will.
Open up, I will.
Open up. - If they take you in, deny everything.
You've done nothing, you know nothing.
It'll all work out, if you keep calm, yes?
Open up now.
Hi, I'm Linda Wallander. - Who are you?
We're the police.
We've already spoken to each other. - What do you want?
I only painted the kitchen cabinets. - You never held a paint brush.
You went there to get something. This is a murder investigation and you're a suspect.
I don't want to get involved. - Involved in what?
I think you knew Julia better than you said.
I help illiterates with their computers. She found me through a supermarket card.
What did you do for her? - Install a program.
Her computer wasn't found, nor were your fingerprints.
You carried off the computer and cleaned up.
What did I do with it? If you haven't found it, you can't prove anything.
You were there just before she died. You're the last one to see her alive.
I have an alibi. - Your neighbour? Your mother?
Disability, psychological problems. She dotes on you.
You're everything to her. If you don't cooperate, I'll interrogate her roughly.
Would you do that to her?
That last day she'd been drinking. She said she felt safe when I was there.
When I asked what she was afraid of.
She said her husband threatened to cut her throat.
You can go, but your mobile stays here. - I won't give it up willingly.
The prosecutor decided that, so it'll just happen.
Well, you can go now.
Please.
Hello.
Do you have time to talk?
What?
About Julia.
I thought you were in A.A.
Do you want to celebrate anything special? - What do you want?
A witness who talked to Julia, says...
you told her you'd cut her throat.
That isn't so.
Why would she say that? - No idea.
Logic wasn't Julia's long suit.
She wanted to control everything, and if she couldn't...
She damaged everything around her. - And you too?
Are we ready?
He mentioned you.
Who?
You know who I mean.
You had no contact with Amanda, but you visited her at the hospital.
You asked her about the workman.
And she's going to talk.
35 years experience as a detective tells me we'll know everything tomorrow.
It doesn't matter what they say.
They?
Were there two of them?
Get the shit out.
Julia, Julia didn't deserve to live.
She took the only thing I loved away from me.
I hate her.
Since Amanda's birth.
In those nineteen years she turned my daughter against me.
I stabbed her in her heart.
One blow.
Really? - Yes.
What did he say? - He confessed.
But he was talking about 'them' and 'their'. So Tore wasn't alone.
So we have to find the other guy he was talking about.
Can you go back there? - Yes, I'll do so immediately.
Nice, but try. Good day. - Good day.
Hello.
My name's Linda.
I want to talk to Tore. - That's already happened.
He didn't do anything. - But I also want to talk.
Maybe he can help us. - He's not home.
Does Tore have a friend he hangs out with a lot?
No, there's no friend he hangs around with.
But, I’ve heard there's someone he hangs around with a lot.
No. - Nobody?
No.
Okay.
He's with his girlfriend.
Do you know where I can find her? - No, she doesn't have a place. Sometimes...
Sometimes they sleep here and eat and stuff.
Well, thanks.
I stood in the doorway. She turned around.
I stabbed her in the chest with the knife. She collapsed.
On the floor. She... looked at me.
And then she died.
Then I rolled her in plastic and dragged her outside.
And what did you do then?
Then everything went black.
I don't remember anything.
Where did you put the murder weapon?
I don't remember anything.
He explains step by step how he did it.
He describes details only the killer could know.
I spoke to the prosecutor. She wants him charged officially.
It's really annoying Linda hasn't located Tore's friend.
Ha, how are you? - Hi.
I checked Tore's phone and there wasn't anything criminal on it ...
But he had two apps...
With interruption programs for burglar alarms with GPS.
Plus apps to disrupt images on surveillance cameras.
Surveillance Cameras? - Yes.
How does he explain that? - We can't find him.
Why are you doing this? Can't you leave me alone?
Look at me and tell what happened. - Stop.
You don't dare look at me, huh? - I want you to go.
It's all your fault.
Do you think I don't know? I know everything.
It's all your mother's fault.
I know what you did.
How could you do that?
Go away.
I want to see you again. - Speak.
You're as crazy as your mother.
Why doesn't he remember the whole course of events?
The details, that he knows makes him a very credible.
Who knows if those memories will ever come back.
Say...
Those apps for surveillance cameras...
Suppose Tore installed cameras at the house...
And the murder was recorded and Erik saw the recording...
And so he remembers everything, but not what happened outside.
You mean Erik may not be the perpetrator.
Who would it be then?
Oscar?
Tore?
See you tomorrow. - Good day.
Ha, kid.
Hello.
Am I disturbing you?
Who are you?
Amanda.
Oh, yes.
Hello, Amanda.
It's over.
But that's a good thing, we don't get along together.
I saw your father today. And I have to tell you something.
He confessed.
I'm so sorry.
He thought Julia had taken you away from him.
That's why he hated her.
So why did he stab her?
So Erik stabbed Julia?
How can you know that?
Because I saw her on the beach and...
But you saw only the face then, you couldn't see the rest of the body.
I feel very strange.
Can I go to the bathroom? - Sure.
Half a tablet to sleep
Oscar isn't good for you.
You'll find someone who's much better.
But I love him.
Love him... darling.
You don't know what that means.
Now help me with my dress.
She thought I was too weak for Oscar.
She said...
Jealousy makes a woman ugly.
You should be careful. Ugly isn't something you just do.
She took Oscar from me.
To...
To make sure I didn't go with him anymore.
She slept with Oscar.
She went to bed with him. And I I couldn't bear her voice.
It was the only thing I could think of.
The only thing I could think when she came.
I couldn't bear her voice. I couldn't take it anymore.
It felt good.
I'm sorry but it felt good.
I'm very tired. Can I...
Can I rest here?
We were supposed to meet here now.
I'm here already. The boat goes in two hours. - We'll catch it. Until then.
Where are you going?
You didn't do anything? - No, I didn't do anything.
Wait.
Stop, hello.
Will you stop?
Come on, we got to get out of here.
They can't stop us now. - Who?
Put your gun away.
Put your gun down.
Put it down and lie down.
I put it down. - Go back.
You have to help him.
Amanda? Are you back with us? Are you back?
Grandpa.
Want your grandpa, Amanda?
Emergency
BEA - NEW GIRLFRIEND
Hello. - Sorry to interrupt.
But I want to travel with you.
Wherever you want, where we can feel free and...
Sorry.
I'm sorry.