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Good morning. We have a Sofia Mortensen.

A teenage girl who has been reported missing, because she didn't come home last night.

Birthe has spoken to the mother. The daughter and the mother had an argument.

Birthe thinks the girl will appear.

We must ask everyone to pay attention out at the train

stations - - the ferries to Sweden and ... You know the drill.

It's quite a project, she's busy.

I asked if I should lend a hand, but then...

That is all there is in the papers about him Damtoft.

Could it be imagined that someone had�

... went through the papers and cleaned them out?

Just listen. You are not in London anymore.

But it's not Siberia or the Wild West either.

I got these documents quite informally.

Because I'm on good terms with the police. If something is missing, then...

... they have had to exercise a necessary discretion.

So, Olav! No one should cheat with documents!

Yes, it will be discovered! By a journalist or someone

- - who starts messing with the case. They know that!

that's it true crime cases remind us of.

Men who tinker with the truth, so it fits in their picture...

We cannot rule out that the police had to filter the information.

And don't break the trust

I've spent years building.

Confidence?

Damtoft has gone underground.

And he may have acquired a new identity. Why?

And why are the police intent on keeping him out of the case?

What can you tell about Damtoft?

He was a fucking irresponsible idiot.

- Was he interested in young girls? - What men don't have that?

They stare at you hungrily, from the time you start school.

Do you have contact with anyone from the handball team?

It was us against the world, but the only thing we had in common was shame.

shame on that we were up to no good.

Dissolved home. Dysfunctional parents.

Lisbeth and Lulu.

They disappeared.

There was a lot of speculation about it.

We talked about that too. What could have happened.

But then we didn't care anymore, you.

Especially after what happened with Bjarke.

- Bjarke? - Bjarke Helgaard.

He was really... He tried it all, you.

He was the destructive type. Ask him about Damtoft.

We were pissed. For most of us, it was our first time traveling.

- Did you know Lisbeth and Lulu? - We all knew each other.

But we weren't friends.

Lulu was in a completely different league.

Damtoft?

Can you tell me about him?

- Who took it? - I'm trying to find out.

He was a suspect in the case, but then...

... he was cleansed and discharged.

The police took thanks with, that the girls disappeared voluntarily.

Yes. Unfortunately.

Come on.

- Annie? - Yes.

It's Nora.

- Yes. What can I help you with? - She wants to talk about Lisbeth and Lulu.

Yes, I am a journalist, and I want to talk to you a little bit.

You're Bjarke's little sister, right?

I know what a journalist does.

- You have spoken to journalists before? - Yes.

Yes, I was once the portrait of the week.

Because I had drawn a drawing of the Queen for her birthday.

- She sent it up to the queen. - Yes. Maybe I'll hang in the castle.

- Do you remember Lisbeth and Lulu? - Yes.

You were on the ferry with them on their way to England. Do you remember that trip?

- The England boat. - Yes. That's right.

How lucky you were to get a trip with the England boat.

- You were supposed to play a match in England. - Yes.

- What did you do when you were on the boat? - I danced at the disco.

- With Lisbeth and Lulu? - With my girlfriend.

Who was that?

- Was it one of the boys? - Hmm.

- Was he handsome? - Yes. And strong.

Damtoft

- What did you think of him? - He was a very nice man.

Maybe he drank a little too much?

Yes. Yes, sometimes he got a little silly.

How that?

Did he like taking pictures?

He liked me.

Extra good. That's what he said.

Yes, he gave me DKK 50. to kiss him.

Kurt said I could use them for whatever I wanted.

- Did Kurt give you money? - I bought Toblerone.

- Was Kurt your boyfriend? - Yes.

- Kurt Damtoft? - Yes.

Be safe.

Thanks.

- Did you report him? - It was the 80s, after all.

Who believed in a ... crazy girl?

Compared to an adult, responsible man.

I heard that you sought him out at some point.

I'm not proud of it but it was really

nice - - to give him a proper ass.

I'm no better than that. That's how it is.

I hope that pig dies in prison.

Yes.

Assistant coach Kurt was cleared Damtoft and wrote him out of the case.

- Because they said he had an alibi. - As I said, I don't remember the case.

I have found out that he was drunk - - and had

assaulted one of the young girls from the team.

Did he also abuse Lisbeth and Lulu?

And then they threatened to tell. He panicked.

And then he had to part with them.

Are the police trying to cover up a scandal?

He was a prime suspect, and yet ... they let him go.

I don't know the details, so I can't give you an answer.

I have to report it further up.

Find out who reviewed those folders before I got them.

And weeded out the information.

What is it that those up there are so afraid of me discovering?

- I am writing an article. - Not until we can come up with something.

- Give us time. - So you can cover more?

You can't publish something on a wild theory.

The police never took that case seriously.

And I have no reason to believe they will do it now.

Nora.

Nora!

- It was my father who had that case. - I know that.

And that's why I came. To give you a heads up.

So give me some time.

Nora.

I need an overview of the ferry ride from someone who was there.

He has changed his name. Is he in North Zealand?

Dad has started a new life. Yes, that is, he tries.

A small place like this... Even after the case was closed, rumors spread.

He was subjected to slander and harassment.

He received threats. He drank. He ended up being hospitalized.

You know what it means to be hung out, don't you?

Yes.

It is not good to rip up that story.

I can understand it was a difficult case.

But it would be good to talk to him.

Yes?

Nora Sand was over again, and ... we had a chat.

What are you thinking about?

She was very interested in this one ... Kurt Damtoft.

Yes.

And?

Yes, there was something that was a bit strange.

- What do you mean? - He was a suspect.

But there was nothing about him in the documents.

It is good that we in the police can make an assessment.

Damtoft was checked. And by the way...

- He is a sensible and good man. - You know him?

He doesn't deserve to have his life ruined again.

Kurt?

Kurt Damtoft?

Yes, that is ... in the past.

My name is Nora.

Did you know I was coming?

Did you get a fresh start?

Hmm.

- I know that feeling well. - Yes.

You really just want to disappear.

There ... There went so many ...

... dirty, dirty rumours.

Grown men, young girls.

People have some� some sick notions.

Yes, it may not be so strange with all the abuses we hear about.

The police wrote you off the case.

I was drunk for almost the entire trip.

So I almost collapsed in the cabin.

Well...

Well, the police got...

... got it confirmed.

But it did not go unnoticed that one of those responsible was...

... gone into a coma.

Instead of looking for the young.

But then...

... it was really ... some rough girls.

I told the police that too.

Also that they...

... so just enough had run away.

In other words, off on some adventure.

So maybe a new beginning.

We have found a series of pictures of them.

By Lisbeth and Lulu.

They are taken on the ferry deck of the England boat.

So they have met someone.

And from that, I have looked at those pictures

- - there I would think, it could well be a man...

... with a ...

With a special ...

... interest in young girls.

That is completely new information to me.

As I just said: I was completely gone.

I don't remember anything at all. I am really very sorry.

What ... Are you going to write about it now?

I want to find out what happened to them.

Yes. I would have liked... that I had been stronger.

Not? Simply a better man.

Working with this kind of young...

... it's really a hard job.

I have said... apologies to anyone and everyone

- - as I believe, I have done something wrong to.

- Is that one of the steps in AA? - Yes, it's step 9.

I have been sober for seven years and two months.

- Congratulations. - Thank you.

How much do you really think a person can change?

You always have a core.

Something to navigate from.

That core is always the same.

For example, you are exactly the same.

But that has nothing to do with me.

No.

No, it's about your mother.

How?

She left you.

That is why you have become this way.

Self-tormenting.

She was too.

Always the one who...

...frightening lack of trust in the world.

All the time find...

... something to peel apart to see what's inside.

It's a very fine line...

...between exploring and destroying, you know.

You can always change.

But not by running away.

good night

"The girls from the England boat."

"Two 14-year-old girls who disappeared on their way to a handball tournament in 1984."

"The case might have remained forgotten - -

if photographs of the girls had not emerged."

"The police may have made fatal mistakes in the investigation."

"The suspect was written off the case for unexplained reasons."

"Had the police looked at the man, had they been able to

uncover abuse - - on a mentally retarded girl from the team."

"The perpetrator lives as a casual laborer without a

permanent residence - - in a port city in North Zealand."

"'It was a different time,' they say."

"'Today they had handled the matter differently.' But is that the truth?�

"Two girls are still missing, and the police will not look into the matter."

"One is tempted to ask: When will the police take this seriously?"

"We called them the girls from the England boat."

�Actually, they were called Lisbeth Mogensen and Lulu Brandt."

"And we must not forget them."

- Hmm? - What the hell are you doing?!

The chairman of the board and two lawyers have screamed at me!

You cannot publish a case for another newspaper!

And the provincial newspaper, your uncle is enjoying

himself with - - shall I bomb back to before stone...

You have probably seen this attempt to expose a good police scandal.

it's not fun but you know journalists.

If you throw scattering hail in the dark, then it may be that we hit something.

Maybe she has a point. Should we have used the resources differently?

That's how it is when you look at an investigation in hindsight.

We can always ask new questions.

It happened several decades ago, and key figures are dead.

But, Stark, the question is, if Damtoft is someone we need to talk to.

Or is it out of the question, he has something to do with their disappearance?

Yes... We stick to the agenda.

There is no more for now.

Andreas? Two minutes.

All the information about Damtoft ...

His explanation, his alibi...

Why was it removed from the folder?

It could look like we tried to hide something.

Does it have anything to do with my father?

Your father...

Your father was very busy... of trust.

If anyone set the bar high when it came to internal loyalty, it was him.

He was so proud of that you became a policeman.

If you knew how much he talked about you and saw himself in you.

Andreas ... I think that you must carry on the trust -

- that your father showed the corps and colleagues.

Yes.

I thought I had an appointment with Nora Sand.

That she waited with the article, until we had something concrete.

Beware of believing you can make deals with journalists.

They are ruthless. Nora Sand exploits people.

She just demonstrated that.

Yes.

I visited your mother. Think about what she's been through.

Losing her husband like that. You never get over it.

- What do you mean? - It came completely out of the blue.

Completely unexpected.

The point is just, Andreas, trust the colleagues, right?

It's about joining the ranks.

- Hi, Emily. Have you seen my article? - Nora, listen.

There is a bad atmosphere in the office. Cancer is furious.

Yes, he called me too.

Nora, you still work for Globalt.

- You know what? Fuck now Cancer. - Nora...

Did you go through the tips, the police got?

They come from everywhere. People had seen them�

... in Greece, Spain, on Funen.

And the police haven't looked at a fraction of them.

I can't help you anymore. Do you understand that?

I may lose my job.

- Emily. - Sorry.

But that's how it is. I have to go.

Should it always be like this...

...turbulent as hell?

What do you mean by that?

Does it all have to be neat and discreet? It's journalism, Dad.

- What about him here? You hang him out. - No.

- I'm not mentioning his name. - There are small conditions up here.

But then those are just facts. I don't judge anyone.

Although the police have in practice kept their hands over him.

But don't worry.

If a semi-famous Kierkegaard scholar reports vandalism

to his mailbox - - then they must be there, because

it's more important - - than young girls disappearing.

Yes.

I think it's ugly when journalists hunt in packs.

And acts as a people's court.

You know what, dad? No one hunts in packs here.

It's just your daughter standing alone, so it's as usual.

Yes, but then we have to hope...

... that nothing happens to him, you're running a scam.

Yes...

I have information from the districts where Damtoft lived.

In the 90s and up into the 00s.

Until he moved up the coast and here.

There are actually quite a few cases at Damtoft.

He moved around with different names.

If there were problems, he just moved.

Then you disappear out of the systems in the districts.

- What kind of problems? - Different forms of harassment.

Stalking and groping. Blotting.

And then there is Sofia Mortensen.

She lives only ten minutes from Damtoft.

- Hello. - Hello.

Your boss, Krebsen, called our chairman of the board this morning at 6.

You must not be afraid of Cancer. It usually settles down quickly.

And then Stark called from the police station.

He had gotten the impression that you were waiting to bring the story.

- But the police don't decide... - Nora, now you just have to listen.

I have a feeling of... I feel taken advantage of!

I have shown you trust. You have broken it.

You destroy relationships. You burn bridges!

It doesn't keep going. You are ruining it for yourself.

If you don't change course, you will end up all alone and very unhappy.

Nora?

- Have you seen Damtoft? - No.

- Have you spoken to him today? - No.

I asked you to hold off on publishing that article.

What is it that I don't know?

We have a missing teenage girl. Sofia Mortensen.

She lives only ten minutes from Damtoft.

If Damtoft has anything to do with it ... he's got a head start.

Because he's read your article, Nora.

Do you understand?

Without me, you wouldn't have been aware of Damtoft.

Nora, you must stay away.

Okay, so what's going on in Germany?

Do you have family there, or...

Nah. Not at all.

I have my family here in Denmark.

I live alone with my daughter.

Teenager.

Now she's gone.

Who?

Your daughter?

14 years.

Completely fair haired.

Yes.

You might know something?

No.

Have you seen her?

What? Have you seen her down by the docks, huh?!

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