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What's your name?

Wisting. William.

Are you registered?

Only for the informative meeting.

Yes, you don't need
to register for the course.

We're just waiting for a few others.

LOOK AFTER YOURSELF -
A COURSE ON SELF-REALISATION

I recognised you right away.
- Ah yes...

Time to do something about this.

To me, you're perfectly fine as you are.
- Thanks, but...

I've had too many long days
and too many takeaways.

I heard about it.
I'm really sorry.

Over there, under the branches.

Looks like it's been here since summer.

Look at the clothes.
- It might also be an accident.

Too drunk on the way home... fell over...

Some cry "murder",
some consider all possibilities.

We need people at the station.
- Can you take it?

Hammer?

This area is sealed.
You can't stay here.

DEAD FOR 3 MONTHS
"Loneliness in the world's best country".

"The man has been dead for months
before someone accidentally found him."

TV has been on for 3 months

while Viggo Hansen was
mummifying in his armchair.

What channel?

What was he watching?

- I'll ask dad, the man was my neighbour.
- You knew him?

Not really, just a few "hellos".

You're not getting Christmas.
You'll have to do it in your spare time.

Line...
make it personal and with good pictures.

I'll leave for Larvik right away.

There's plenty of "Hansens",
but few are named "Viggo".

Probably.

- I'll see what I can find.
- Alright.

Thanks, Frederik. You're my hero.

- I know that.
- See you.

Siri, call dad... again.

Calling dad.

The man was about 60 yeas old.
He had summer clothes on.

We found hair in his hand.
Possible signs of a struggle.

- No fingerprints?
- The body's too decomposed.

Hammer, are you with us?

We also found this
in his jacket's inside pocket.

"Sailing for Jesus"?
- It was inside a plastic bag.

If he put it there himself,
we might have some fingerprints.

"Magdalena" is a ship?

According to Google, it'll be in
Göteborg from 9 to 11 September.

- So, what do we say?
- Nothing until we know the identity.

Just say a body was found.
Nothing more than that.

- Hi.
- Hi, Line.

- Line? Hi!
- Bjørg Karin.

It's so good to see you!
You're home for Christmas?

I'm working actually.

That's Line, my daughter.

She works for VG.
Do they already know about it?

- Hi, Line. Frank...
- Is it Ellen?

- No... calm down...
- I am calm! Is it Ellen?

It's a man.

- Ok?
- Hi, Frank.

Let's take a walk.

- Hi, dear.
- Hi.

- I'm sorry I couldn't pick up.
- Never mind. What was that about?

It's Frank Robekk, Ellen's case.
He does that every once in a while.

- Something happened?
- Here? No...

- We weren't introduced.
- This is Line, my daughter.

- Christine Thiis, our new attorney.
- Christine. Nice to meet you.

It's good to see you, Line.
What brings you here?

- I'm writing about Viggo Hansen.
- Viggo?

We'll do a weekend extra
about loneliness.

That's a formal request
to have access to pictures and stuff.

Christine will take care of it.
I have to go now.

Ok, but...

you think I can have access
to his house?

Come with me,
I'll give you the keys.

Thanks.

VIGGO HANSEN -
HOUSE

Yes?

Hi, Line. I sent you a list
of Viggo Hansen's old classmates.

- Great! Thanks, Fredrik!
- One is a well known artist.

Eivind Aske. You know him?

They went to school together?
You got an address?

What are you doing here?

You can't break in
just because the owner is dead.

I got the keys from the police!
Why are you here?!

Haven't you caused
enough trouble today?

Hello.

Welcome.

Thanks. We're Wisting, Hammer and Fjell.
Any sign of inflicted violence?

Possible fracture of the left temple.
The skull is exposed for 3.5 centimetres.

It's a bit early but
we can't rule out violence.

What about the clothes?

What about the clothes?

A Brioni jacket, John Henry trousers,
Wolverine shoes, size 11 and a half.

Only US pages...
Ebay, Find&Save, Shopko...

Do we have a dead American?

We'll continue tomorrow.

- Hi! God... Thomas...
- Hi. Why that "God"?

It was ringing all over the place.

- You're home for Christmas. Great!
- What's great? You're in Tanzania.

- I'm leaving this weekend.
- Really?

I also want to be home.
I want to eat some ribs.

Are you listening to me?
- Sorry, I have to go.

- I just mentioned ribs.
- It's about work. Sorry.

Dad?
Did they find a body today?

It's probably some drunk
who fell asleep.

Christine said you needed a board.
Is this any good?

Yes.

It was me, I used the wrong marker.
Mum went mad.

Are you hungry?

I thought there would be
flies and maggots.

No.

It was so cold and dry
that Viggo simply dried up.

Clean enough.

Being dead for so long when
your neighbour is a murder detective.

- Nobody said anything about it?
- It's not a crime to die in your chair.

It's just sad.

This happens when you have
no relations with anyone whatsoever.

You're seeing someone, aren't you?

I don't feel alone.
I don't have time for that.

Hi, it's Alfheim from Kripos.
Something came up.

We found fingerprints
on the plastic bag.

It's a man wanted in the US.
Name is Robert Godwin. I emailed you.

Ok, give me two seconds.

- You know what he's wanted for?
- For being a serial killer.

- Larvik police station.
- Hi, I'm from VG.

You got any developments
before we go to print?

- What about?
- The latest news from the night.

Everything's calm here.
Anything in particular?

Ok.
Thanks.

An American serial killer
under a Norwegian spruce?

Apparently.

The FBI is sending two agents.

One woman and one man.
Special agents.

- They're already on a plane.
- Are they gonna take over?

They come to assist and observe.
If anyone makes any decision, it'll be us.

They'll ask a lot of questions
and leave us the dirty work.

The FBI has plenty of experience
with serial killers.

They've been after Godwin for 20 years.
It's a black eye for them.

But this is our investigation
and we have to be extra focused.

We can't be 100% sure it's Godwin.

All we know is Godwin's prints
were on that plastic bag

and they're approximately
the same age.

So, either we have a dead serial killer
or the victim of the serial killer.

In Larvik...

The FBI recommends not to let this out.

Not in town, not at home
and of course not to the press.

We got news from Oslo.

A complete DNA identification
wasn't possible

but the hair belonged to a woman.

- A possible victim?
- Or one who managed to escape.

When that biblical ship was here,

a woman rented her house
to an elderly North American:

Peter Crabb, from Minneapolis.
He disappeared without paying.

Good job, Torunn.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Say hello to him, so he'll calm down.

No!
Else-Britt Gusland. Hello.

You weren't that interested
the first time I called you.

Is it about the body that was found?
- We must check everything.

Was it this man who rented your house?

Crabb looked much older but he had
that very same photo among his stuff.

- His stuff?
- Yes, I had packed everything away.

When he got back,
I changed the lock.

He got back?

- Yes, in September.
- You're sure it was him?

I think so.

The neighbours said someone tried
to open the door with the wrong key.

You still have his things?

Ok. Peter Crabb is a
retired professor from Minneapolis.

67 years. Divorced. His neighbours
reported him missing in August.

He said he was going to Norway
to see some relatives.

His passport picture?
- I asked for it, we're waiting.

USB stick.

Hi, you've reached William Wisting...

Hello?

Police.

We're coming in.

Sorry...

The door was open...
I have the keys here...

- Aren't you Line, Wisting's daughter?
- Yes.

- Remember me? Bjarne.
- Bjarne...

Your father was my instructor
a long time ago.

My condolences...

even if it was...

- Almost a year.
- One year... it must have been a shock.

Maybe it's better
when they get sick first,

so you have time to
get used to the idea.

She was a good woman.

DEAR VIGGO,
I WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
LOVE, IRENE.

We don't work with the FBI every day.

Not since "The Scream" was stolen
before the '94 Olympic Games.

Sorry to keep you waiting.
My colleague got hold into customs.

I'm sorry.
Chief of police, Andrea Vetti.

Special agent Maggie Griffin. Nice to
meet you. This is special agent
John Bantham.

Pleased to meet you.

Hi, I'm Wisting.
Investigating leader.

- "Chief Investigator".
- Yes... Chief Investigator.

So... let's go.

Larvik has the best spa hotel
of the Nordic countries.

- That's where we're staying?
- Yes..

Does everyone understand
the delicacy of the situation?

Once it gets out we're here
looking for Godwin,

CNN and Fox News will be circling
above our heads before you know it.

Don't worry,
we're keeping everything very close.

- Should we get you to the hotel first?
- No, let's get straight to work.

DNA report came in.

The body you found is Peter Crabb.

There's no way Crabb and Godwin
are the same person?

No... we're hunting a serial killer.

Ok, this is Maggie Griffin and John
Bantham, special agents from the FBI.

Thank you for having us, we're
looking forward to working with you.

- Please, have a seat.
- Thank you.

FBI has matched the DNA from the dead body
with Peter Crabb, the missing American.

Which means Godwin's still out there,
probably somewhere nearby.

- Perhaps you can walk us through
what you've done so far. - Torunn?

Sorry, I have to go.

My husband got held up at work
and kindergarten is about to close.

I'm so sorry... I'm sorry.

But... shouldn't they be briefing us?

I mean, who is this guy
and why the fuck is he in Norway?

Robert Godwin is wanted
for 6 murders in the US.

Now we believe he could be
guilty of at least 11 more.

So why flee to a remote place
like Larvik?

We always considered Norway
as a possibility,

we just never had a
solid enough lead to act on.

- Why was Norway a possibility?
- Godwin had Norwegian ancestors.

As is the case for
20% of the population in Minnesota.

Look, Godwin was into it.

He studied the language and even
gave lectures in Norwegian culture.

Now, we believe that he
speaks your language fluently

and of course he would have
perfected it over the years.

To live here he would need
a different identity.

If he's been here the whole time, we
think he's probably become a caveman.

Yeah, sure.

Well, Norway is not the centre of the
universe but we are not Neanderthals.

I'm sorry?

We are not cavemen, you know,
with long beards and...

hunting wild animals and making sounds
and knocking women with a stick.

"Caveman" is what we call someone
who takes over someone else's life.

How can you take over
someone's life?

You identify your victim, get to know
him, perhaps even become his friend,

you study him and his behaviour
up close until you know enough.

And only then you kill him

and wear his life like a suit.

We've known several cases
over the years.

These are extremely
dedicated individuals.

So, where does Peter Crabb
come into this?

Crabb taught at the same college that
Godwin did, before Godwin disappeared.

We think Crabb has been following
Godwin for years. Obsessively.

- So you think Crabb found Godwin
and was killed. - Yeah.

But the hair in his hand was female.

Crabb had several strands of hair
as if he had pulled...

We should expect a drastic
change of appearance. Perhaps...

the hair you found came from a wig.

Most high quality wigs
come from female human hair.

- Hi, Fredrik.
- Yo.

I found Christmas cards
from Irene and Fred.

Can you check it in the school book?

Alright.
- I'll be with Aske. I'll call you later.

Hi. You probably don't remember but
I've interviewed you once. Line Wisting.

I'm writing an article for VG now.

It's about my old neighbour
and your old classmate, Viggo Hansen.

You got a minute?

I have an old photo from school.

Was this your class?

Yes...

this is Viggo.

We weren't too close.
He was kind of weird.

Did he have friends?

He hung out... with this kid.

What was it... Odd Werner.
- Odd Werner?

Yes but I can't say
if they were really friends.

- You saw him afterwards?
- No.

- It's a small town...
- I have work to do.

Can I take a picture of you?

We found a memory card
on Peter Crabb's camera.

All photos are of old farms, abandoned
places, sometimes just old fields.

- We don't know...
- Hold on, is that a well? Go back.

Go back again... again... back...

Again.

What?

You're gonna need to look at any open
cases you have of missing young women,

dating back 20 years.

Godwin hid all of his victims in old wells.

We've uncovered 17 remains of young
women in wells all over the North West.

He held them captive up to 72 hours.
In some cases raped, several times.

- Do they have special traits?
Does he have a type? - Oh, yeah.

Young women, white, pretty.

Mostly blonde.

Like this?

Who is it?

Her name is...

or was Ellen Robekk.

Her uncle, Frank Robekk,
was our colleague.

We never found her.

It destroyed him...
it did something to all of us.

Put her on the list.

FROM ASKE, FOR VIGGO.

Let me out!

Let me out!