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Hello?

- Is it Nora Sand? - Yes.

This is Detective Inspector Spencer from the London Police.

- Do you have a moment? - Yes. Of course.

We have been contacted by William Hickley's solicitor.

He wants to talk to you about your article.

He is a serial killer and is serving a life sentence here in England.

He says, he has new information on the case.

- Has he read my article? - I don't know where he ran into you.

But he asks to speak to just you.

- How long has he been in there? - Since 85.

That's a lot to digest. But think about it and call back.

Of course. Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, we will be landing at Heathrow in 20 minutes.

Adjust the seat, and fasten the seat belt.

I read, he was only convicted of two murders.

- Technically there were only two. - But he confessed to being behind 15.

It is not entirely clear to me. I never went over the matter with him.

For me it was just another file case.

I didn't think it would become relevant again.

Why was he only convicted of two murders?

The prosecutor focused on the two. The evidence was clear.

It is a well-known strategy, the prosecutors use.

One narrows the charge - - to tell the

jury, that here you are incredibly safe.

You know how it was back then.

The police were reformed. Thatcher still ruled Britain.

Everything was a cost-benefit analysis.

Everyone knew Hix was crazy.

One could not possibly prove all his merits.

The most important thing was to get him locked up forever.

Two kills were more than enough.

And now he has new information about two Danish girls.

I'm honestly very skeptical.

The most likely is for such is his method...

He likes attention.

My name is Nora Sand.

I came here from Denmark, because you wanted to talk to me.

I took the pictures.

do you know how did they end up with me?

It must be one of my fans.

Where did you meet... Lisbeth Mogensen and Lulu Brandt?

On the ferry.

- Which ferry? - The one between Esbjerg and Harwich.

- What happened to the girls? - I killed them.

I need evidence.

Facts.

I suggest we begin by aligning expectations.

What we want to get out of the meeting.

No matter what, you stay here for the rest of your life.

You do not have the option of parole.

And you don't claim to be innocent.

So that can't be why...

... you want to talk to us.

how can i know you actually took those pictures?

That it's not just something you make up.

As I see it, there are two possibilities.

One is, that you want to talk to me because you๏ฟฝ

... will ease your conscience.

But I don't think your conscience weighs you down.

You could have laid the cards on the table a long time ago.

Instead of letting...

... the victims' families live in uncertainty.

The other option is๏ฟฝ

... that you want more attention.

Disappointed?

No.

We already have a suspect in Denmark.

The assistant coach?

Yes.

The evidence against him is mounting.

How did Hix get to know you?

What do you mean?

How did he get hold of the article, you wrote about Lisbeth and Lulu?

I don't know that.

Everything is online. So it's not that hard, is it?

But why should he look for a Danish article?

Don't know.

What do you have on him the assistant coach?

He assaulted one of the team, and several have complained about him.

We are also looking at him in connection with unsolved cases.

The pictures of Lisbeth and Lulu. You didn't write how they ended up with you.

Where are you going with this?

- I'm just trying to understand. - Understand what?

I'm trying to understand why you are involved in this matter.

The photographs were delivered to my father's mailbox.

In an envelope with my name on it. Without sender.

- Anonymous? - Yes.

Doesn't that bother you?

No.

I am a well-known journalist, so I sometimes receive tips.

Mostly from anonymous sources.

And the case is connected to my hometown, so...

So it doesn't surprise me, that I was the one who received the pictures.

What is usually the basis for such tips?

Often it is someone that will focus on a problem.

Could it, who gave you the

pictures - - took them yourself?

The person you are looking for. The thought must have crossed your mind.

Yes, of course.

Doesn't that scare you?

No, not really.

It could also be someone who knows the perpetrator and wants to lead him to me.

Or someone who came into possession of the photos and

wants to point out - - that the police investigation was flawed.

Can the person who gave you the tip also tipped Hix?

There is no indication that Hix has anything to do with Lisbeth and Lulu.

Well?

No. There is only one thing that indicates that he is involved.

That he contacted you.

I'm just trying to understand the connection.

Maybe there is no connection. Maybe it's just coincidence and...

... madness.

Who knows what goes on in the mind of a man like Hix?

Yes?

When?

Well.

What would you like to know?

You know what I'm after.

What happened to Lisbeth and Lulu? How did you kill them?

And where did you dispose of their bodies?

I kept them both down in my basement.

Lisbeth was easy to get rid of.

She was weak.

Lisbeth suffocated.

Lulu was strong.

She was unusual.

I didn't know what to do so i let her stay๏ฟฝ

...down in the basement for some time.

She was strong. The kind of person who didn't give up.

She annoyed me.

I'm looking for a hammer... or some kind of

weapon, but I couldn't find anything suitable.

I remember - - that I had reached

half way down into the basement.

There I saw an old vacuum cleaner.

So I took it with me.

I opened the cellar door, and she looked at me.

Confused.

I remember her smiling hesitantly.

As if I had come to vacuum the basement.

Then I walked towards her.

And I hit her in the head with the vacuum cleaner.

For a start she fell over, because it was heavy.

Such an old model. Probably from the time of the war.

Then I hit her again.

And again.

Her face was๏ฟฝ

... destroyed.

She could hardly breathe.

And then I kicked her.

And hit her hard on the head.

Until I was sure she was dead.

Where did you dispose of their bodies?

All of this is irrelevant.

Unless you have some evidence.

Yes.

Yes, I understand that.

You still won't tell where were they buried?

What happened?

This is where they were buried. Lisbeth and Lulu.

In the sewer by the girls' locker room.

Hazelmeade Park.

Well.

We are looking into it.

- When? - As soon as possible, Nora.

We will follow up on it. It might take a few days.

I need technicians and more resources. This kind of thing takes time.

Be patient.

- Coffee. - Thank you.

You couldn't wait.

Excuse me.

You have a problem with trust.

The technicians are on site.

Are you happy now?

Why on earth should I be happy?

You solved the case.

Huge effort. Good work. Good journalism.

Yes. Good journalism.

I've been wrong about everything.

So no. I am definitely not happy.

Yes.

Yes, okay.

Come on.

There is something you must see.

- Could it be the girls? - It is too early to say.

We've found what looks like five bodies.

It appears to be a mass grave.

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