WEBVTT 00:00:12.105 --> 00:00:13.563 align:center What did you tell Daniel? 00:00:14.063 --> 00:00:17.355 align:center Did you lure him with something? Candy? Soda? 00:00:18.021 --> 00:00:19.646 align:center Did you have to use force? 00:00:20.521 --> 00:00:21.730 align:center Come on, Staal. 00:00:21.813 --> 00:00:24.313 align:center Had you met the kids? Did you know their names? 00:00:24.396 --> 00:00:29.021 align:center You could learn so much from nature. 00:00:32.771 --> 00:00:34.480 align:center Do you go to the bog often? 00:00:36.063 --> 00:00:37.105 align:center A blackbird. 00:00:37.605 --> 00:00:38.771 align:center Come on, Staal. 00:00:38.855 --> 00:00:40.688 align:center It's socially monogamous. 00:00:41.438 --> 00:00:45.730 align:center It sings to attract a mate to help raise its chicks 00:00:46.230 --> 00:00:47.980 align:center while mating with others. 00:00:48.730 --> 00:00:49.563 align:center Come on. 00:00:49.646 --> 00:00:51.813 align:center The chicks in the nest might not be its own. 00:00:56.396 --> 00:00:57.313 align:center What's up? 00:00:57.396 --> 00:00:58.396 align:center Are you okay? 00:01:00.605 --> 00:01:02.271 align:center I'm working. What is it? 00:01:02.771 --> 00:01:06.480 align:center I'm just dropping off my PlayStation. 00:01:07.271 --> 00:01:11.938 align:center It was a lifesaver when my mom died. So was working out five times a week. 00:01:17.355 --> 00:01:19.188 align:center Did Foldager send you? 00:01:19.980 --> 00:01:20.980 align:center No. 00:01:21.063 --> 00:01:23.563 align:center I just want to hear your side of it. 00:01:24.146 --> 00:01:25.396 align:center It's 4:00 p.m. 00:01:26.105 --> 00:01:28.105 align:center You see Daniel at the playground. 00:01:30.271 --> 00:01:31.521 align:center Who's that? 00:01:32.230 --> 00:01:35.021 align:center Thøger Staal, questioned by Naia's dad. 00:01:35.521 --> 00:01:37.605 align:center A 41-year-old truck driver 00:01:37.688 --> 00:01:39.438 align:center and family man from Skibby, 00:01:39.938 --> 00:01:41.980 align:center who only wants to talk about birds. 00:01:42.063 --> 00:01:43.063 align:center Birds? 00:01:44.813 --> 00:01:49.021 align:center He ends up confessing to sexually abusing and killing three children. 00:01:49.105 --> 00:01:51.730 align:center The last boy, Daniel, was found in a bog. 00:01:52.605 --> 00:01:54.480 align:center Before Thøger hanged himself in his cell. 00:01:55.355 --> 00:01:57.605 align:center What does that have to do with our case? 00:01:58.146 --> 00:02:01.230 align:center I don't know yet, but there's got to be a connection. 00:02:02.813 --> 00:02:06.271 align:center But isn't it an old case, and a totally different kind of crime? 00:02:06.355 --> 00:02:09.063 align:center Yeah. 00:02:14.605 --> 00:02:15.771 align:center Do you have coffee? 00:02:16.896 --> 00:02:19.938 align:center I'm done talking until I see my lawyer. 00:02:22.896 --> 00:02:24.271 align:center I'll call him. 00:02:35.230 --> 00:02:38.396 align:center Counting to one, counting to two 00:02:39.313 --> 00:02:42.938 align:center The rooster doesn't wear socks or shoes 00:02:44.563 --> 00:02:48.646 align:center Counting to three and four is a breeze 00:02:50.355 --> 00:02:55.230 align:center Eggs become scrambled If you give them a squeeze 00:02:55.313 --> 00:03:02.313 align:center HIDE AND SEEK 00:03:08.813 --> 00:03:09.855 align:center Hey, Aksel. 00:03:10.813 --> 00:03:14.563 align:center Sorry to bother you, but we've got a few questions. 00:03:15.063 --> 00:03:16.855 align:center Can we come in for a moment? 00:03:19.730 --> 00:03:24.396 align:center We're in the middle of canceling a bunch of subscriptions Naia had. 00:03:27.688 --> 00:03:29.105 align:center What's this about? 00:03:29.605 --> 00:03:34.146 align:center It's about the case you gave Naia before she passed away. 00:03:34.230 --> 00:03:36.313 align:center Yeah, the hide-and-seek one. 00:03:36.396 --> 00:03:40.980 align:center Do you remember anything about... a counting rhyme? 00:03:41.771 --> 00:03:44.230 align:center - No, I don't. - Doesn't sound familiar? 00:03:44.313 --> 00:03:48.313 align:center Not right now. If it's there, it will be in the files. 00:03:48.396 --> 00:03:52.896 align:center Thøger Staal knew that counting rhyme, and he hummed it on a recording. 00:03:52.980 --> 00:03:57.021 align:center It was so many years ago. She mentioned the game hide-and-seek-- 00:03:57.105 --> 00:04:02.938 align:center There are overlaps between your case then and our case now. 00:04:03.021 --> 00:04:05.355 align:center There's a clear link. I just need to find-- 00:04:05.438 --> 00:04:07.021 align:center - We don't know that. - We do. 00:04:07.105 --> 00:04:08.480 align:center I need to find out who... 00:04:14.105 --> 00:04:17.146 align:center - What are you doing here? - Just work stuff. 00:04:23.271 --> 00:04:26.230 align:center How's Johnny Margrethe doing? 00:04:27.521 --> 00:04:28.355 align:center He's good. 00:04:30.355 --> 00:04:32.480 align:center We let him fly around the living room. 00:04:32.980 --> 00:04:35.355 align:center Really? Jon will be glad to hear that. 00:04:35.938 --> 00:04:37.896 align:center Yeah. I think we're done here-- 00:04:37.980 --> 00:04:39.980 align:center You can see him if you want. 00:04:44.980 --> 00:04:46.021 align:center I'd like that. 00:04:50.313 --> 00:04:52.521 align:center Looks like he's doing great. 00:04:57.146 --> 00:04:58.855 align:center This was my mom's old room. 00:05:04.896 --> 00:05:06.188 align:center You're coming tomorrow, right? 00:05:07.105 --> 00:05:09.813 align:center To the funeral? Of course. 00:05:09.896 --> 00:05:11.146 align:center What are you wearing? 00:05:13.980 --> 00:05:17.355 align:center I haven't thought about it. Something dark, I guess. 00:05:19.313 --> 00:05:20.146 align:center And you? 00:05:21.771 --> 00:05:23.771 align:center Gunna and I bought a black dress yesterday. 00:05:25.980 --> 00:05:26.896 align:center But? 00:05:27.896 --> 00:05:29.771 align:center I don't really like wearing it. 00:05:30.938 --> 00:05:31.896 align:center So don't. 00:05:32.521 --> 00:05:34.396 align:center Wear something that feels right. 00:05:41.105 --> 00:05:42.688 align:center It'll be a small funeral. 00:05:43.188 --> 00:05:45.188 align:center Mom wouldn't have wanted a big crowd. 00:05:46.563 --> 00:05:48.813 align:center No, she wouldn't have. 00:05:48.896 --> 00:05:50.230 align:center We bought tulips too. 00:05:51.021 --> 00:05:53.063 align:center - Her favorite flower. - Yes. 00:05:53.563 --> 00:05:55.271 align:center - That sounds perfect. - Yes. 00:05:59.980 --> 00:06:02.480 align:center - See you tomorrow, okay? - Yes. 00:06:18.771 --> 00:06:22.105 align:center Call the archives and ask them to pull up the case. 00:06:26.730 --> 00:06:29.730 align:center Do you know that Naia's the reason I joined the police? 00:06:31.563 --> 00:06:35.188 align:center I'd helped some girls hack into college to change their exam grades. 00:06:35.271 --> 00:06:37.271 align:center Then I got caught. 00:06:38.021 --> 00:06:40.188 align:center Naia was the officer who questioned me. 00:06:43.438 --> 00:06:45.813 align:center I remember she gave me an ultimatum. 00:06:46.896 --> 00:06:50.563 align:center If I didn't immediately sign up for the police hacking contest, 00:06:50.646 --> 00:06:53.230 align:center she'd charge me with a cybercrime on the spot. 00:06:56.188 --> 00:06:57.188 align:center Sounds like her. 00:06:58.188 --> 00:06:59.188 align:center Right? 00:07:02.146 --> 00:07:03.521 align:center Will you call the archives? 00:07:09.855 --> 00:07:13.146 align:center Hi, this is Sandra Lindstrøm Jensen from NC3. 00:07:13.230 --> 00:07:14.605 align:center There's a case... 00:07:17.646 --> 00:07:22.355 align:center I don't think it's really sunk in that it's over. 00:07:22.855 --> 00:07:28.063 align:center But I guess that's what helps me move on. 00:07:29.563 --> 00:07:33.188 align:center And today, I'm actually painting her room. 00:07:34.605 --> 00:07:35.521 align:center So... 00:07:37.188 --> 00:07:38.563 align:center Good to hear, Marie. 00:07:40.605 --> 00:07:44.063 align:center It's kind of nice that I'm on leave, 00:07:44.563 --> 00:07:48.355 align:center so I have time and energy to... 00:07:50.105 --> 00:07:53.771 align:center Yeah, to be there for my kids too. 00:07:55.938 --> 00:07:57.855 align:center They really need that. 00:07:58.855 --> 00:07:59.688 align:center So, 00:08:00.855 --> 00:08:02.396 align:center I'm looking forward 00:08:03.896 --> 00:08:05.605 align:center to being a family again. 00:08:14.813 --> 00:08:18.563 align:center Thor's picking up math books. I promised to help before his midterms. 00:08:18.646 --> 00:08:20.938 align:center Oh, that's sweet of you. 00:08:21.021 --> 00:08:23.105 align:center - I'm good with numbers. - Thanks. 00:08:23.188 --> 00:08:25.563 align:center - Shit! The short-haired one texted. - Hi, honey. 00:08:26.521 --> 00:08:28.563 align:center - Hi, Mom. - Who texted you? 00:08:29.188 --> 00:08:31.730 align:center One of Thor's Tinder crushes. 00:08:31.813 --> 00:08:33.646 align:center - Shut up. - It's true. 00:08:33.730 --> 00:08:37.021 align:center Really? I didn't know you were looking for a girlfriend. 00:08:37.563 --> 00:08:38.563 align:center I'm not. 00:08:40.146 --> 00:08:41.563 align:center Well, should we head out? 00:08:42.521 --> 00:08:43.646 align:center See you. 00:08:43.730 --> 00:08:45.563 align:center Will you be home for dinner? 00:08:45.646 --> 00:08:47.563 align:center No. We're having sushi. 00:08:48.938 --> 00:08:49.855 align:center See you later. 00:08:49.938 --> 00:08:51.396 align:center - See you. - Take care. 00:08:57.146 --> 00:08:58.771 align:center What are we looking for? 00:08:58.855 --> 00:08:59.855 align:center No idea. 00:08:59.938 --> 00:09:03.521 align:center Something linking the '90s murders to the stalking ones. 00:09:06.730 --> 00:09:09.313 align:center Forensic report on Staal's truck. 00:09:11.188 --> 00:09:13.188 align:center It had traces from all three kids. 00:09:14.396 --> 00:09:16.480 align:center The family's call logs. 00:09:16.980 --> 00:09:18.605 align:center Check for names you recognize. 00:09:19.938 --> 00:09:21.313 align:center None so far. 00:09:25.396 --> 00:09:27.021 align:center Witness interviews. 00:09:28.355 --> 00:09:33.230 align:center Evidence analysis and reconstruction of the sequence of events. 00:09:36.021 --> 00:09:39.063 align:center - That's the last one. - Yes. Thank you very much. 00:09:43.688 --> 00:09:45.313 align:center Staal's shed was out in the bog. 00:09:46.480 --> 00:09:48.980 align:center His wife didn't like going there. 00:09:50.271 --> 00:09:54.063 align:center That's why he brought the kids there. To be alone with them. 00:09:57.271 --> 00:09:59.521 align:center He kept them locked in birdcages. 00:10:15.563 --> 00:10:16.563 align:center Oh my God. 00:10:18.188 --> 00:10:19.146 align:center What? 00:10:21.105 --> 00:10:22.313 align:center Look at this. 00:10:28.438 --> 00:10:31.855 align:center - He placed the bodies in nests. - Just like with Zara Solak. 00:10:32.438 --> 00:10:36.813 align:center So the new killer must be inspired by Thøger Staal. 00:10:38.021 --> 00:10:41.063 align:center How? That information was never made public. 00:10:43.396 --> 00:10:44.313 align:center No. 00:10:44.813 --> 00:10:48.855 align:center So it must be someone who knew Staal or someone who knew the case. 00:10:48.938 --> 00:10:50.313 align:center Oh my God. 00:11:05.105 --> 00:11:06.980 align:center - Looks great, doesn't it? - Yeah. 00:11:08.688 --> 00:11:10.563 align:center Better than leaving it like a... 00:11:11.063 --> 00:11:12.313 align:center Mausoleum. 00:11:13.105 --> 00:11:14.021 align:center What's that? 00:11:14.521 --> 00:11:17.188 align:center Like a museum for the dead. 00:11:18.021 --> 00:11:18.938 align:center Okay. 00:11:22.355 --> 00:11:24.021 align:center What about your room, honey? 00:11:24.813 --> 00:11:29.480 align:center Anything missing to make it cozy? Something you'd like? 00:11:31.938 --> 00:11:32.980 align:center I don't know. 00:11:33.521 --> 00:11:34.646 align:center Maybe some pillows. 00:11:34.730 --> 00:11:36.355 align:center - Pillows? - Yeah. 00:11:37.271 --> 00:11:40.188 align:center We can look online together. 00:11:40.896 --> 00:11:43.730 align:center I'll make some tea. I could do with a break. 00:11:44.480 --> 00:11:45.646 align:center Sure. 00:11:45.730 --> 00:11:48.480 align:center Just not... right now. 00:11:48.980 --> 00:11:50.771 align:center Aida's waiting. 00:11:53.355 --> 00:11:54.355 align:center Enjoy yourself. 00:11:56.355 --> 00:11:58.355 align:center - See you. - Yeah, see you. 00:12:01.730 --> 00:12:02.896 align:center Love you! 00:12:26.355 --> 00:12:28.605 align:center Hey, sweetheart. How's your throat? 00:12:28.688 --> 00:12:32.438 align:center If it's still sore, go see Evelyn and get some medicine. 00:12:32.521 --> 00:12:36.521 align:center And I told Aksel that we need to finally meet Gunna, 00:12:36.605 --> 00:12:38.521 align:center so they might drop by tonight. 00:12:38.605 --> 00:12:42.230 align:center Text me if you want anything in particular for dinner. 00:12:42.313 --> 00:12:43.605 align:center Okay. Love you. 00:12:46.396 --> 00:12:50.688 align:center Oh, I forgot to say that I read your assignment on Europol. 00:12:50.771 --> 00:12:52.313 align:center It was amazing! 00:12:52.813 --> 00:12:54.105 align:center Love you. 00:12:58.938 --> 00:13:02.730 align:center Honey, work's crazy today, and Sandra called in sick, 00:13:02.813 --> 00:13:05.438 align:center so could you grab milk, avocados, 00:13:05.521 --> 00:13:08.730 align:center and those round licorice candies after school? 00:13:09.230 --> 00:13:13.980 align:center I'll transfer the money. I promise to get some Insta shots of you on the street. 00:13:14.063 --> 00:13:17.021 align:center Even if it's raining. Thanks, sweetie. Love you. 00:13:21.813 --> 00:13:25.646 align:center Honey, work's crazy today, and Sandra called in sick, 00:13:25.730 --> 00:13:28.355 align:center so could you grab milk, avocados, 00:13:28.438 --> 00:13:31.938 align:center and those round licorice candies after school? 00:13:32.021 --> 00:13:36.896 align:center I'll transfer the money. I promise to get some Insta shots of you on the street. 00:13:36.980 --> 00:13:38.230 align:center Even if it's raining. 00:13:45.563 --> 00:13:49.021 align:center This is Lars Thulin's notebook. 00:13:49.105 --> 00:13:50.146 align:center Naia's dad. 00:13:55.063 --> 00:13:56.271 align:center Found something. 00:13:58.105 --> 00:14:01.355 align:center - A list of possible accomplices. - Accomplices? 00:14:02.438 --> 00:14:07.605 align:center That's why he was obsessed with the case. He was convinced an accomplice got away. 00:14:07.688 --> 00:14:08.896 align:center Who's first on the list? 00:14:08.980 --> 00:14:12.563 align:center Staal's wife, Angelika. 36. Polish. 00:14:12.646 --> 00:14:13.563 align:center Wait. Angelika. 00:14:15.271 --> 00:14:16.938 align:center - You have her? - I think so. 00:14:19.980 --> 00:14:21.105 align:center No, can't be her. 00:14:21.188 --> 00:14:22.771 align:center She died 11 years ago. 00:14:23.938 --> 00:14:25.063 align:center Who else? 00:14:25.146 --> 00:14:28.855 align:center A strange neighbor is mentioned. 00:14:29.355 --> 00:14:31.021 align:center - Madsen? - Yes. Winnie Madsen. 00:14:31.105 --> 00:14:32.938 align:center They bird-watched together. 00:14:33.021 --> 00:14:35.438 align:center Then it says "Bjarke." Who's that? 00:14:35.521 --> 00:14:38.313 align:center The teacher. He found the mutilated cuckoo chick. 00:14:38.396 --> 00:14:39.230 align:center Right. 00:14:40.605 --> 00:14:43.230 align:center I should start heading back. 00:14:43.313 --> 00:14:44.146 align:center Already? 00:14:44.230 --> 00:14:47.480 align:center Foldager wants reports ASAP so we can close the case. 00:14:57.896 --> 00:15:00.021 align:center Sorry about before. 00:15:01.730 --> 00:15:04.521 align:center DNA testing? That wasn't a thing then, was it? 00:15:08.563 --> 00:15:11.771 align:center Aksel, hang on. I'm putting you on speaker. 00:15:12.271 --> 00:15:13.188 align:center Go ahead. 00:15:13.896 --> 00:15:17.438 align:center Back then, they were ahead of us with DNA testing in England. 00:15:18.271 --> 00:15:23.146 align:center We took five or six blood samples from key people and sent them over. 00:15:23.230 --> 00:15:25.188 align:center What about the new victims' DNA? 00:15:25.271 --> 00:15:28.271 align:center Wait, I just saw something from England. 00:15:28.355 --> 00:15:32.355 align:center Do you know if those samples still exist? 00:15:32.438 --> 00:15:36.730 align:center No, but everything usable for the case against Staal was compiled. 00:15:36.813 --> 00:15:39.438 align:center It was compiled for the prosecution. 00:15:40.730 --> 00:15:42.021 align:center Here. This is it. 00:15:42.521 --> 00:15:44.938 align:center Thanks, Aksel. Thanks for calling. 00:15:45.021 --> 00:15:47.688 align:center - No problem. Bye. - Yeah, take care. 00:16:04.355 --> 00:16:06.521 align:center These are the sample printouts. 00:16:08.813 --> 00:16:11.438 align:center The Forensic Genetics Unit has to compare them 00:16:11.521 --> 00:16:13.396 align:center to the new victims' DNA right now. 00:16:14.480 --> 00:16:15.605 align:center Give them here. 00:16:15.688 --> 00:16:18.605 align:center I'll drop them off before they close. 00:16:20.146 --> 00:16:21.396 align:center Tell them it's urgent. 00:17:36.688 --> 00:17:37.813 align:center Hi, Sandra. 00:17:38.438 --> 00:17:39.480 align:center Got the results? 00:17:44.730 --> 00:17:45.563 align:center What? 00:17:49.355 --> 00:17:51.813 align:center Did you order a DNA analysis behind my back? 00:17:52.438 --> 00:17:53.271 align:center Yes, we did. 00:17:54.438 --> 00:17:58.355 align:center - There might be a match-- - Why are you wasting time on an old case? 00:17:58.438 --> 00:18:02.313 align:center Because there are similarities to the current case. 00:18:02.396 --> 00:18:05.646 align:center I believe the killer confessed, and the case was solved. 00:18:05.730 --> 00:18:10.105 align:center No. They never found out who helped Staal gain the kids' trust, 00:18:10.188 --> 00:18:14.688 align:center who cleaned up after him, or who removed Daniel's clothes. 00:18:14.771 --> 00:18:16.480 align:center - Daniel? - The last victim. 00:18:16.563 --> 00:18:20.480 align:center Staal said he left the clothes in his shed, but they weren't found. 00:18:20.563 --> 00:18:23.521 align:center So someone must have helped him. 00:18:23.605 --> 00:18:25.313 align:center Someone cleaned up after him. 00:18:25.396 --> 00:18:28.646 align:center An accomplice. That's who we're looking for. 00:18:29.313 --> 00:18:32.271 align:center Peter Hougård's profile is totally different. 00:18:32.355 --> 00:18:35.355 align:center He was desperate, lost his wife and kids, 00:18:35.438 --> 00:18:37.855 align:center and acted rashly and impulsively. 00:18:38.521 --> 00:18:42.813 align:center The real killer toys with the victims, torturing and abusing them, 00:18:42.896 --> 00:18:44.271 align:center before killing them. 00:18:44.355 --> 00:18:46.480 align:center There's no way it's Peter Hougård. 00:18:46.563 --> 00:18:48.438 align:center I think Hess is onto something. 00:18:49.146 --> 00:18:51.146 align:center Thøger Staal knew the rhyme. 00:18:51.230 --> 00:18:55.105 align:center He placed the bodies in nests, like Solak. It can't be a coincidence. 00:18:55.771 --> 00:18:57.521 align:center Let's say there are overlaps. 00:18:58.771 --> 00:19:02.438 align:center What's the link? The motive? Who did it? 00:19:02.521 --> 00:19:05.230 align:center I don't know yet, but that's what... 00:19:06.771 --> 00:19:11.771 align:center That's why we need Forensic Genetics. They'll tell us if there's a match. 00:19:11.855 --> 00:19:14.896 align:center Let's do this properly, for God's sake. 00:19:14.980 --> 00:19:16.313 align:center Let's get a move on! 00:19:19.771 --> 00:19:23.105 align:center Hess, can we talk in my office? 00:19:28.188 --> 00:19:29.230 align:center Take a seat. 00:19:36.480 --> 00:19:37.480 align:center What's going on? 00:19:41.521 --> 00:19:43.813 align:center - Have they debriefed you? - Not yet. 00:19:44.938 --> 00:19:48.730 align:center - Have you spoken to the psychologist? - No, but I will. I promise. 00:19:48.813 --> 00:19:51.730 align:center I know you and Thulin were close. 00:19:51.813 --> 00:19:53.480 align:center Others lost a colleague too. 00:19:53.563 --> 00:19:56.396 align:center No, this has nothing to do with that. 00:19:56.896 --> 00:20:00.688 align:center I'm the only one here trying to see this case through. 00:20:00.771 --> 00:20:02.271 align:center You're taking that leave. 00:20:04.396 --> 00:20:09.271 align:center Do you even care about... turning over every stone? 00:20:09.355 --> 00:20:13.980 align:center - I care about the same thing as you-- - Great. Then let us dig into it-- 00:20:14.063 --> 00:20:16.563 align:center The department's working at full capacity. 00:20:17.813 --> 00:20:21.480 align:center But I don't know where I stand with you. I can't trust you. 00:20:23.146 --> 00:20:26.646 align:center I'm sorry I didn't get permission to order that analysis. 00:20:26.730 --> 00:20:30.063 align:center I should've asked. That was my mistake. I'm sorry. 00:20:34.230 --> 00:20:36.105 align:center Hess, listen up. 00:20:36.771 --> 00:20:37.938 align:center Here's the deal. 00:20:39.313 --> 00:20:40.521 align:center You're off the case. 00:20:42.771 --> 00:20:45.438 align:center I'm going to need your firearm. 00:21:11.896 --> 00:21:13.438 align:center See you at the funeral. 00:21:15.396 --> 00:21:16.396 align:center Can you talk? 00:21:17.230 --> 00:21:18.688 align:center Yeah. Just a second. 00:21:18.771 --> 00:21:19.938 align:center I'll go in here. 00:21:20.021 --> 00:21:23.271 align:center Foldager took me off the case, but keep me posted. 00:21:23.355 --> 00:21:25.938 align:center Damn it, Hess. They'll fire me. 00:21:26.021 --> 00:21:27.855 align:center You have to. We can't stop now. 00:21:29.063 --> 00:21:31.063 align:center Fine. But what are you doing? 00:21:31.563 --> 00:21:34.605 align:center Heading to Skibby to talk to that teacher. 00:21:34.688 --> 00:21:36.980 align:center He was the first witness back then. 00:21:37.605 --> 00:21:39.563 align:center There's no time. We have a funeral. 00:22:00.730 --> 00:22:01.896 align:center We have to go now. 00:22:05.063 --> 00:22:06.396 align:center You're wearing that? 00:22:08.105 --> 00:22:10.230 align:center Hess says wear whatever you want. 00:22:15.146 --> 00:22:18.980 align:center ...of international studies and expert on Arctic security policy. 00:22:19.896 --> 00:22:22.480 align:center Forensic investigations of the tragic incident 00:22:22.563 --> 00:22:26.021 align:center that unfolded days ago at the Agency of Family Law, 00:22:26.105 --> 00:22:28.230 align:center where three officers and two civil-- 00:22:29.980 --> 00:22:32.521 align:center - It looks beautiful. - Yeah. 00:22:33.813 --> 00:22:35.105 align:center It feels a bit empty. 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:38.521 align:center You could hang a hook 00:22:39.313 --> 00:22:40.646 align:center or put a nightstand there. 00:22:40.730 --> 00:22:43.730 align:center I think I'll rent it out until the house sells. 00:22:46.938 --> 00:22:49.063 align:center What will the kids think? 00:22:49.146 --> 00:22:53.063 align:center I think they're fine with it. They're at Michael and Louise's a lot. 00:22:54.521 --> 00:22:58.938 align:center You should see what Louise gave Michael for his birthday. 00:22:59.021 --> 00:23:00.021 align:center It's... 00:23:00.105 --> 00:23:01.688 align:center Wow. 00:23:02.688 --> 00:23:07.605 align:center - They sure went to a photographer, huh? - She doesn't have kids herself, so... 00:23:08.188 --> 00:23:11.188 align:center But she doesn't have to play house with yours. 00:23:11.688 --> 00:23:13.146 align:center No, it's fine. 00:23:13.938 --> 00:23:16.813 align:center I guess it's just easier for Michael to move on. 00:23:17.521 --> 00:23:19.396 align:center I should be able to now too. 00:23:20.063 --> 00:23:23.063 align:center They caught him. The case is closed. 00:23:24.563 --> 00:23:26.063 align:center I just don't feel it. 00:23:27.521 --> 00:23:31.021 align:center It takes time to really process something like that. 00:23:31.105 --> 00:23:33.730 align:center Yeah. I just thought it'd feel different. 00:23:33.813 --> 00:23:35.855 align:center That it would be a relief. 00:23:36.938 --> 00:23:38.313 align:center I get that. 00:23:39.271 --> 00:23:41.896 align:center Marie, you have to try to let it go. 00:23:43.021 --> 00:23:46.605 align:center Yes, I know. Should we look at your application? 00:23:46.688 --> 00:23:50.313 align:center Yes, please. It's right there. I emailed it too. 00:23:53.521 --> 00:23:56.105 align:center First off, you need a more formal opening. 00:23:56.188 --> 00:23:59.105 align:center Drop "My name is Signe." Use your last name. 00:23:59.188 --> 00:24:00.063 align:center All right. 00:24:01.771 --> 00:24:04.188 align:center And a few comma issues. 00:24:04.938 --> 00:24:06.521 align:center The teacher in you is kicking in. 00:24:06.605 --> 00:24:09.438 align:center - Yep. Out comes the red pen. - Great. 00:24:16.980 --> 00:24:18.896 align:center Bjarke, someone's here for you. 00:24:19.771 --> 00:24:23.938 align:center Mark Hess, from the police. I've got some questions about an old case. 00:24:27.980 --> 00:24:33.271 align:center It's regarding the murders that happened around here in the early '90s. 00:24:34.146 --> 00:24:37.438 align:center - Do you remember those? - Yeah. Everyone here does. 00:24:37.938 --> 00:24:41.396 align:center It got even worse when we found out who the killer was. 00:24:42.230 --> 00:24:44.230 align:center His daughter was in my class. 00:24:45.230 --> 00:24:46.480 align:center Thea. 00:24:46.563 --> 00:24:48.021 align:center - Yeah? - Poor girl. 00:24:49.521 --> 00:24:52.188 align:center She and her mother changed their names and moved away. 00:24:52.271 --> 00:24:54.271 align:center - Okay. - Understandably. 00:24:55.688 --> 00:24:58.230 align:center And her father, Thøger Staal? 00:24:59.063 --> 00:25:00.480 align:center What do you remember about him? 00:25:00.563 --> 00:25:04.271 align:center His friends, the people he spent time with, his family? 00:25:06.980 --> 00:25:09.980 align:center Some people thought he was part of a bigger network. 00:25:10.480 --> 00:25:11.813 align:center But... 00:25:14.396 --> 00:25:17.938 align:center Rumors flew around then about a pedophile ring. 00:25:18.771 --> 00:25:23.146 align:center It poisoned the whole community. Suddenly, everyone was accusing everyone. 00:25:23.230 --> 00:25:25.938 align:center But they were a pretty ordinary family. 00:25:26.563 --> 00:25:31.563 align:center His wife, Angelika, was a cleaner, and Thøger was a truck driver. 00:25:31.646 --> 00:25:34.396 align:center It's hard to imagine him being part of anything major. 00:25:37.813 --> 00:25:41.521 align:center That kids' counting rhyme... 00:25:41.605 --> 00:25:45.188 align:center "Counting to one, counting to two." Does that mean anything to you? 00:25:45.271 --> 00:25:47.021 align:center Yeah. Everyone here knows it. 00:25:48.480 --> 00:25:51.938 align:center At least the ones who went to this school. We still use it. 00:25:54.438 --> 00:25:55.563 align:center One more thing. 00:25:56.438 --> 00:26:01.188 align:center The day you found Daniel in the bog, the police found something else. 00:26:01.271 --> 00:26:02.980 align:center A cuckoo chick. 00:26:03.063 --> 00:26:06.771 align:center You're mentioned in the report about it. 00:26:06.855 --> 00:26:12.021 align:center Right. Yeah, we found a cuckoo chick out in the woods. 00:26:14.480 --> 00:26:18.813 align:center Any idea why it ended up like that? 00:26:20.355 --> 00:26:23.521 align:center No idea. It must have been Thøger who did it. 00:26:24.021 --> 00:26:26.355 align:center Sorry, I've got a staff meeting. 00:26:26.980 --> 00:26:30.730 align:center He had a neighbor too. A bird-watcher. 00:26:30.813 --> 00:26:31.813 align:center Madsen? 00:26:32.313 --> 00:26:35.605 align:center She was the only one who defended Staal to the end. 00:26:36.105 --> 00:26:37.438 align:center Until he confessed. 00:26:37.938 --> 00:26:39.730 align:center Does she still live nearby? 00:26:39.813 --> 00:26:43.980 align:center Yeah, though we mostly see her husband these days. 00:26:44.063 --> 00:26:46.980 align:center She knew him best. You should talk to her. 00:26:58.438 --> 00:26:59.605 align:center Welcome. 00:27:02.605 --> 00:27:04.021 align:center - Welcome. - Thanks. 00:27:05.313 --> 00:27:07.146 align:center - Welcome. - Thanks. 00:27:46.313 --> 00:27:49.271 align:center Jytte! Here! Inside! 00:27:50.855 --> 00:27:52.396 align:center Winnie? Winnie Madsen? 00:27:52.480 --> 00:27:55.771 align:center Mark Hess, police. I have questions about an old case. 00:27:56.730 --> 00:27:58.313 align:center You knew Thøger Staal? 00:27:58.396 --> 00:28:02.521 align:center - I've said all I'm going to say-- - There's been a development. 00:28:03.355 --> 00:28:04.688 align:center I need your help. 00:28:08.521 --> 00:28:11.063 align:center Thøger Staal. Where did you meet him? 00:28:11.730 --> 00:28:12.938 align:center At the bog. 00:28:13.730 --> 00:28:15.980 align:center We both liked birds. 00:28:16.063 --> 00:28:20.521 align:center I can't walk that far anymore, but back then we'd get up early. 00:28:21.021 --> 00:28:25.105 align:center A few hours before work, we'd have some coffee or a beer. 00:28:26.688 --> 00:28:28.105 align:center Then go bird-watching. 00:28:29.438 --> 00:28:34.146 align:center But if I'd known what he was up to back then, 00:28:35.063 --> 00:28:38.730 align:center I'd have cut his dick off. Filthy bastard. 00:28:40.230 --> 00:28:43.980 align:center For years, people thought he and I did it together. 00:28:45.438 --> 00:28:47.271 align:center They spat on Bam at the grocery store. 00:28:47.938 --> 00:28:53.146 align:center Nobody helped him hurt those kids. Who the hell would've done that? 00:28:53.230 --> 00:28:57.980 align:center He was either trucking or stuffing birds. 00:28:58.480 --> 00:29:00.730 align:center What about his network? 00:29:00.813 --> 00:29:05.521 align:center Friends? Old classmates? Colleagues? 00:29:06.021 --> 00:29:09.146 align:center If someone did help him, who could it be? 00:29:09.230 --> 00:29:10.605 align:center There was no one. 00:29:10.688 --> 00:29:12.688 align:center - He didn't know anyone? - Nope. 00:29:17.021 --> 00:29:19.146 align:center No, but... 00:29:24.105 --> 00:29:27.980 align:center I can save you some time if you want to know what's really going on. 00:29:30.938 --> 00:29:31.771 align:center Go on. 00:29:42.730 --> 00:29:44.730 align:center Word got around town, 00:29:45.230 --> 00:29:48.896 align:center and, in the end, I had to find the truth myself. 00:29:50.480 --> 00:29:52.605 align:center Everything points 00:29:53.980 --> 00:30:00.355 align:center to Thøger being part of a global satanist conspiracy. 00:30:00.438 --> 00:30:03.730 align:center He was just a pawn in a much bigger game. 00:30:05.396 --> 00:30:09.271 align:center And do you know who's behind it? 00:30:11.521 --> 00:30:12.938 align:center Hillary Clinton. 00:30:34.521 --> 00:30:38.396 align:center I worked with your mother. She was a wonderful human being. 00:30:42.563 --> 00:30:43.563 align:center Foldager. 00:30:48.313 --> 00:30:50.230 align:center I'm sure he's on his way. 00:31:49.230 --> 00:31:54.605 align:center ...to say goodbye to Naia Thulin, taken from us so suddenly. 00:31:56.230 --> 00:32:00.105 align:center We do this in gratitude to God for the one who has departed, 00:32:00.188 --> 00:32:02.896 align:center in sorrow and pain over our loss, 00:32:03.605 --> 00:32:07.188 align:center and in faith that, one day, God will make all things new 00:32:07.271 --> 00:32:10.438 align:center and bring us into his presence and his glory, 00:32:10.521 --> 00:32:13.563 align:center saved by grace through Jesus Christ. 00:34:02.688 --> 00:34:03.521 align:center 2,000 FRIENDS 00:34:05.105 --> 00:34:06.980 align:center WE MISS YOU 00:34:07.063 --> 00:34:07.980 align:center REST IN PEACE 00:34:09.438 --> 00:34:11.271 align:center NO RESULTS FOR: ROY 00:34:11.355 --> 00:34:12.896 align:center SEARCH MAIL: ROY 00:34:12.980 --> 00:34:14.605 align:center NO MESSAGES MATCHED YOUR SEARCH. 00:34:23.021 --> 00:34:24.438 align:center BABYSIT AT ROY'S 00:34:25.021 --> 00:34:29.271 align:center BABYSIT AT ROY'S, 32 OLDFUXVEJ 00:37:17.230 --> 00:37:18.146 align:center Signe? 00:37:18.980 --> 00:37:20.563 align:center Hey. I wondered if you-- 00:37:20.646 --> 00:37:23.771 align:center Emma's ex was right. She was seeing a married man. 00:37:24.730 --> 00:37:25.730 align:center What? 00:37:25.813 --> 00:37:29.605 align:center I found a card he wrote her. I'm standing outside his house now. 00:37:29.688 --> 00:37:32.146 align:center Whose house? Where are you? 00:37:32.230 --> 00:37:35.188 align:center I remember dropping her off here once. 00:37:35.271 --> 00:37:39.271 align:center She said she was babysitting two boys, apparently. 00:37:40.313 --> 00:37:43.188 align:center - Looks like kids still live here. - Sorry, what-- 00:37:43.271 --> 00:37:45.063 align:center There's kids' stuff inside. 00:37:45.146 --> 00:37:47.063 align:center You're outside his house now? 00:37:47.771 --> 00:37:50.313 align:center - What if they're home? - Nobody's home. 00:37:50.813 --> 00:37:51.771 align:center Marie, 00:37:53.438 --> 00:37:54.813 align:center listen to me. 00:37:54.896 --> 00:37:57.771 align:center You can't just show up at strangers' houses like that. 00:37:58.271 --> 00:38:01.355 align:center - Okay? You should go home now-- - Yeah, I know. 00:38:01.438 --> 00:38:03.605 align:center No, seriously, Marie. 00:38:03.688 --> 00:38:05.021 align:center Drive home right now. 00:38:05.105 --> 00:38:08.313 align:center Then I'll come over, and you can tell me everything. 00:38:11.188 --> 00:38:12.188 align:center You're right. 00:38:12.980 --> 00:38:14.355 align:center When can you come over? 00:38:30.938 --> 00:38:32.146 align:center I have a DNA match. 00:38:32.230 --> 00:38:35.188 align:center Forensic Genetics checked Thøger Staal's own DNA, 00:38:35.271 --> 00:38:38.980 align:center and it matches what they found under Emma Holst's fingernails. 00:38:40.271 --> 00:38:43.605 align:center That's impossible. He's been dead for 30 years. 00:38:43.688 --> 00:38:48.563 align:center Exactly. Which means our killer has to be a close relative of his. 00:38:49.271 --> 00:38:51.355 align:center The DNA clearly shows it's a woman. 00:38:55.813 --> 00:38:58.355 align:center Then it has to be his daughter. Thea. 00:38:58.438 --> 00:39:00.980 align:center But she was eight years old back then. 00:39:02.938 --> 00:39:05.021 align:center - Good work. - Where are you going? 00:39:05.105 --> 00:39:06.771 align:center To talk to Thea's teacher. 00:39:06.855 --> 00:39:08.063 align:center He must know something. 00:39:08.146 --> 00:39:10.896 align:center - I'm coming with you. - No. I'll do this alone. 00:39:10.980 --> 00:39:12.563 align:center Call Foldager. 00:39:57.146 --> 00:39:58.146 align:center I'm in here. 00:40:03.480 --> 00:40:05.563 align:center That must be the guy she was seeing. 00:40:06.188 --> 00:40:08.730 align:center He lives in a house in Northwest Copenhagen. 00:40:11.271 --> 00:40:15.646 align:center Roy Bohm-Møller. Born in 1977. Engineer. 00:40:15.730 --> 00:40:17.896 align:center I said that you have to let it go. 00:40:17.980 --> 00:40:19.230 align:center Two kids. 00:40:19.730 --> 00:40:22.896 align:center Married to Signe Bohm-Møller. 00:40:26.271 --> 00:40:28.188 align:center If only you had listened. 00:41:48.730 --> 00:41:53.730 align:center Subtitle translation by: Nicklas Rasmussen