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All right, bye! - Bye!

Good that you didn't tell everything about your job. - What do you mean?

I immediately noticed that my mom likes you a lot.

But she gets nervous. - Now I know where you get it from.

Whose place? The renovations start tomorrow, I have to move... - Maria...

I want to tell you this now.

I have gotten a really good position as a senior researcher.

All right. - It allows me to focus on my research -

and I get to work with the top names in my field.

I think this could be a big thing for our research.

That sounds great. - It's at Princeton University.

You're moving to the US?

For how long? - We'd have 8 hour time difference.

For how long? - It hasn't been decided yet.

It's not a superlong stint.

When are you going? - The day after tomorrow.

This came as a surprise for me, too.

Maria.

Maria!

Hello? - Yes.

It's a yes from me. I'm not looking for lawyer work.

I want to be a cop. - I see.

Okay. - I'm changing things in my life.

I moved to the country, but still in the jurisdiction.

That sounds great. - All right, later.

Johnny!

Martsu! No way!

MARIA KALLIO COPPER HEART

What are you doing here? - I moved to my folks' cottage.

It's not real! You here in the middle of nowhere.

Yes. Well, I'm combining my job and my free time.

What have you done after high school?

Where did you disappear? - I became a cop and lawyer.

Almost. - A cop and a lawyer.

I haven't graduated yet, but I work as a police officer.

You, a police officer.

How are you doing? - I teach music at the high school.

I play music on my free time and run the school bands.

Great combination of work and free time.

Hey...

We have a gig tonight. If you have nothing else, come by.

Johnnie's House Band.

It would be great to catch up. Showtime at 9 pm. - Maybe.

We'll see. I gotta go. - See you there.

Good seeing you! - Right back at you!

Martsu! Living in Lohja, goddamnit!

First of all, I want to thank my dear wife, Sofia.

From the beginning, this has been our dream.

And now it has come true.

Many of you know this is a matter of heart for me.

I love my childhood town.

This mine will offer work for over one thousand people in Lohja.

Together, we will take the mining industry to the 2030's.

We still have a lot to do.

The old mine... Well, it is very old.

And special thanks to a person who is really important to me:

Our amazingly talented Meritta Flöjt.

Her role in the water processing that worries many of you -

has been invaluable. Thank you, Meritta.

I didn't take you for a morning sauna person.

What are you doing here?

For some reason, your phone can't be reached.

Shit, I left it on silent mode and the battery ran out.

A nice love pad.

More like a nunnery side branch.

When can you move back to your own place?

I terminated the lease.

Maybe I'm a hermit.

I came to pick you up. A weekend gig for us.

What happened? Come in.

I attended the opening yesterday. - Really?

A late night? - Came at 9, left at 10.

All right. The deceased is Meritta Flöjt, 46.

The mine's geologist, oversees the waste water treatment, -

and been in the limelight for the same reason.

Divorced, one daughter, 12, lives with her mother.

Who called it in? - Jaska Mononen, the mine caretaker.

Discovered the body on his morning rounds.

And nobody missed her at home? - As far as I know.

Morning.

Morning. - What do your eyes spy?

Came tumbling down. - Very insightful.

That's why your training is top notch. - Funny.

Why don't you go pump iron?

Limbs are askew, she has contusions.

She could have slipped with those shoes.

But she has landed on her back.

Pushed, fallen or jumped?

Her position suggests she didn't jump herself.

The protective grille tore the jacket open.

She landed here. But what's interesting -

is that she doesn't have any eczema or rash.

The skin is tidy, except for scratch marks.

We're coming down there.

Time of death? - Rigor mortis has set in for a few hours.

Livor mortis can be pressed away, blood set in the lower portions.

Died in the early hours.

Susanna? - Yes.

Get the guest list for the opening, talk to the last guest who were here.

All right. Kivinen is up in the lobby.

Roger that.

Hello. Toni Kivinen. - Maria Kallio.

Hi. - Hello.

This is the worst possible scenario.

We have to get the mine running on Monday.

Can we find a better place? - Of course.

Jaska can give you our security camera footage.

If you need them. Let's go here. - Sure.

What was the last time you saw Meritta Flöjt?

Late last night.

My wife and I came home around 3 am.

When did you last talk to Meritta?

After the official part was over. I thanked her. It was...

Where? - Near the toilets. In the lobby.

Were you the last one to leave the area?

No, the security company locked up by 4 am.

Was there anything strange about Meritta's behavior?

No. Nothing.

Meritta worked here for two years. - Yes.

Thanks to her, we've reached this point.

Who would want to harm her?

Nobody. What do you mean?

She fell. This is a horrible accident.

We're investigating this as a murder. - That's not possible.

But you'll get access to all our data, -

keys, guest lists to the opening, whatever you need.

Jaska Mononen called Johnny Miettinen before calling 911.

Should we look into this Johnny? - Check this out.

Found this on the upper level.

Torn off, the buckle is broken.

Everyone at the opening received one like that.

What have you found?

Rewind a bit.

Oh well.

Maria! You dance really well.

That's very intense.

This must be Johnny.

Yes, Johnny, from my high school.

Ran into him, he invited me to his gig.

He teaches music, his students played at the opening.

The time stamp says 11.01 pm.

Right. I arrived at 9 pm and left soon... after that.

He's good-looking. A bit taller than Antti, I think.

Great that I can amuse you. - Look at this.

The time stamp is 0.05 am. The same guy.

He moves quickly.

Hasn't changed a bit.

Any sign of Meritta after that? - I have some tapes left.

Johnny? Come on through.

Hello.

Johnny Miettinen? - Yes.

Hi, Martsu. - Hi.

We have some questions, is this a good place? - Sure.

Don't mind me, I'm just an odorless, meaningless human cannonball.

Where were you last night?

On a gig at the mine opening.

What time did you get home? - When the party was over.

Can anyone vouch for the time you came home?

What is this now? - This is a murder investigation.

What? Did someone die?

What happened?

Johnny came to bed at 2.10 am.

I went to the bathroom, I saw him myself.

What time did you get up?

He just got up, he was snoring until 10 am.

What did you talk about with Meritta Flöjt -

around midnight at the old mine?

She had these...

She was a bit anxious -

with the massive publicity about the waste water dispute.

And she drank, so she got more anxious.

Was there something specific that bothered her?

Well... Ask her.

Meritta Flöjt is dead.

How did you know Meritta?

Everyone knows her around here. She's a green leftie and softie.

Can we take a look at your phone?

Please, unlock it.

What's my code? - Three times 2 and 5.

What did you discuss with Meritta?

I tried to cheer her up.

How do you know Jaska Mononen?

He's my friend.

Jaakko "Jaska" Mononen.

Left for the local pub at 2, drank until 4.

Johnny took Jaska's call in the morning, -

but was so sleepy he didn't say anything.

The security company says the place was empty by four.

Nobody came in through the gates.

So someone at the party pushed Meritta down.

The last sighting of her on the tapes was at 2.34 am. - Yes.

What happened between 2.30 and 4 am?

Why did Meritta stay behind after the others went to a bar?

She doesn't have her handbag.

Did we find a bag? - Wait.

Pulkka hasn't listed it.

Pätkis? - Just a sec.

She has it early in the evening.

How's Meritta's daughter? - She should be returning home now.

She was on vacation in London with her father.

Hi. - Come in.

Pätkis found Meritta on the tapes, alive at 2.34 am.

Johnny's wife testified that he was in bed by 2.10 am.

Good. Keep up the good work.

We have to widen the circle.

Are we getting any reinforcements?

No. Ström's sick leave has been extended.

I see. I hope he gets well.

He'll be fine. He'll be back, if I know him at all.

All right then.

Cause of death: subdural hemorrhage and extensive brain contusions.

Otherwise, she was in perfect health.

A perfect heart, clean liver, all internal organs just fine.

Bone density was ideal.

She could have lived to over a hundred years.

Meritta was a good mother.

Did she mention anyone who was angry at her?

I'm not surprised if someone got mad at her fanaticism.

Meritta was a geologist, whose work was everything to her.

Her fanaticism and workaholism ruined our relationship.

I hate Lohja.

Pilvi!

Can we look for Meritta's handbag? - Of course.

Of course. But she wasn't here. Her bed wasn't slept in.

Where could her bag be?

With her, I guess.

Can you and Pilvi stay at your place?

I need to go to Brussels tonight...

Can't you reschedule? - Not really.

Pilvi can manage, she's a big girl.

If you leave her here alone, you will be charged with abandoning her.

She's almost 13. - She just lost her mother.

Her age is not important now.

I'll see what I can do about it.

Meritta was packing to move. She was going somewhere.

Pätkis, hi. - Hi.

How are you getting on? - A shitload to cover yet.

Anything? - Meritta looks serious, not a fun night for her.

Look into the mining company staff and their finances.

Search the board minutes and media mentions.

It must be one of the guests, -

unless an eager environmentalist slipped in through the fence.

All options are open. - All right.

How do you want to proceed? - I want to work out.

Now? - Now.

Keep going!

Hi, honey.- How are you, honey?

I'm good. How's Princeton?

Just fine, except you're not here.

Don't worry, we'll see each other soon.

Great weather!- Are you on the move? Who's that?

I'm on a gig.

Can we talk later? Kiss.

Recovery drink. - Okay.

Martsu... - That name is on the forbidden list.

I've got a proposition.

What? - Do you promise?

Promise what?

If we haven't found the right partners -

or even a spouse when we're 37,5 years old, -

let's start a family. You and me.

That's six months away for you. - That's right.

Well? Do you promise?

If I've learned anything, -

it's to think about what you promise before you do.

Fine.

Let's do it.

Let's think about it.

We're such great partners.

Was that a yes or a no?

I'll put the sauna on.

Maria.- There's someone here.

Pilvi! Where are you?

I'm in my room. There's someone in mom's room.

Where's your dad sleeping?- He had to go to work.

Koivu! Wake up!

There's someone at Meritta's house. Call for help.

Okay, Pilvi, stay there. Don't go anywhere.

Don't panic, I'm coming. Let's keep the line open.

The nearest unit to Osmonkuja 4.

A burglar is inside, a teenage girl is alone in there.

Koivu!

Freeze!

Why the hell did flash your lights? They saw you a mile away!

Maria!

Didn't you catch him? - I promise we'll do our best.

What do you think he was looking for? - I don't know.

Mom was planning something, she was nervous.

She said on the phone that she's ready.

Who was she talking to? - I don't know.

I want to be alone.

Our technicians will come and look for signs of entry.

I can't leave you here alone.

We'll take you to a safe place.

I think this was a return call.

Meritta is so serious in all photos, except family photos.

Come check this out.

Kivinen Mining's capital is 60% loan money.

Last month, Kivinen announced that with a private placement, -

he has secured 10 million to ensure the start of the mining operation.

One of the investors is Clear Water on the condition -

that their water processing system will be test used at the mine.

I read about that.

Here. Meritta opposed this sale six months ago.

In a board meeting, Meritta objected to the Clear Water system.

On what grounds?

Finland's minerals are different from South Africa, -

where Clear Water has tested their system.

According to Meritta, the Finnish minerals are too heavy -

and the system cannot remove the minerals from the water.

The minerals agglutinate, creating blockages in the system, -

causing leakages and at worst, toxic gases.

Meritta could not hide this.

She was an environmentalist, she knew it was wrong. - Shit.

You had a productive night shift.

Kallio and Koivu from the police.

Hi, I'm Sofia Kivinen. A horrible accident.

Come in. Toni will be here soon.

Yes, I'll be right with you.

What happened to your wrist?

I'm having trouble schooling Enrico.

He is a nasty scratcher.

Hello. I guess you didn't meet yet.

Sofia is our human resources manager. I'll come down now.

So you know your staff well.

I do, and I told everything to the police who interviewed me.

Were you happy with Meritta Flöjt's work?

Very happy. She was really thorough.

Sofia is setting up a new foundation -

to help Meritta's daughter to get through school etc.

We're like a family, we want to support our staff.

Could you take Enrico out? I've been too busy. - Sure.

Thanks, I know it was my turn.

Do you want coffee, something? - No thanks.

No thanks. - We couldn't find Meritta's bag at the scene.

Where did you last see her handbag?

No idea, really. But she always had it with her.

How's the investigation going?

I'm on a tight schedule, I have to be at the mine in 15 mins.

We have to get it open on Monday.

Tell me more about your relationship with Meritta.

Meritta was thorough.

Conscientious, a very good worker, really.

Was she difficult? - Not at all.

I'd say she was nice. - In what way?

Well, nice is nice.

She was your leading geologist. What made her nice?

It was easy to talk to her about anything.

Meritta Flöjt was against using the Clear Water system in the mine.

Was she easy to talk to when you disagreed with her?

If this is an interrogation, I'll call my lawyer. - Go ahead.

And get us a tour of the mine. - All right.

What a jerk! Demanding his lawyer like in the US!

He lives in Lohja!

Didn't you find anything under Meritta's nails?

Puukka checked the nails. You read the reports.

She hadn’t scratched anyone?

I didn't find anything.

But she had been scratched? - Yes. I found nothing interesting.

I sent you the report. - Sorry.

I just want something to work with.

Hello?- The mine opening was delayed -

as an environmental group complained about the waste water system.

Who signed the complaint?

I was about to go to bed.

You signed a complaint against the mine's license.

I signed it?

Damn it.

If you see Johnny, tell him the bunny is at the door -

and the alimony is 1 000 a month.

Wait up. Where's Johnny?

You tell me when you find him.

What bunny? - She packed his things -

in a plastic bag and tied it, waiting for the man at the door.

These relationship things are not apparent to everyone.

I got it.

Stop! Jaska!

Show me what you put in your pocket.

Did you return Meritta's bag to her home?

And don't lie to me. Why did you do it?

Johnny asked me to take it back.

And told me to bring back this.

A flash drive. - We were to meet last night.

But he didn't come. - Where was this?

At the gas station. I think he's in trouble.

Johnny's cell phone still pings north of the mine.

I can't get a better location. - Thanks.

Check that out.

Pull over.

Maria Kallio from the police.

Have you seen anyone here tonight?

The boss left about an hour ago in his Beamer.

Nobody after that, it's been quiet.

Any other movement in the area?

I saw some lights on the north side a while ago.

About 15 minutes ago. - Okay, thanks.

Johnny!

Johnny!

Johnny!

Johnny, Johnny!

Johnny!

Are you okay? Johnny!

Martsu!

You won't take this away from me!

Toni has given everything to this mine.

I won't let anyone destroy our dream.

Stop! - Martsu, don't shoot!

Or we will all die here.

This is full of gas, you'll blow up the whole place.

Can you walk?

Maria!

Maria

Sofia Kivinen ran deeper into the shaft.

Units, come through the north doors. Sofia Kivinen, 37.

Is she armed? - No.

Can you use your legs at all? - Just a bit.

Put your foot there.

What’s up, dude?

I'm fine.

Are you OK?

Yes.

Kallio.

Didn't find her yet. The K-9 is in.

The shaft runs for 6 km, this can take some time.

But we'll find her.