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Based on the books "Hulemannen"
and "The Hunting Dogs" by Jørn Lier Horst
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-I told you to dress warmly.
-I am not complaining.
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Hello.
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Okay. We have 46 things
with missing young women
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-in the relevant area
the last 20 years.
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The case folders are sent from others
district. Kripos gets translated.
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Agent Bantham helps us
to find out which ones are relevant.
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What about Frank?
Should we tell him this?
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No, we're waiting.
At least until we know more.
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Okay.
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While Bantham limits the list
of possible victims, -
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- we focus
on the latest victim, Crabb, -
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-and the killer, Robert Godwin.
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If Robert Godwin has become
a caveman, as you say,
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- he hides behind
a legitimate Norwegian identity.
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I make a list of men
Godwin's age living in the district.
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From age
There are over 2100 men on the list.
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Okay. Start by excluding everyone
who have been married for over 20 years.
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And everyone who has children alive
over 20 years.
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Everyone who has had
same employer for 20 years.
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At home, Godwin found the victims along
The roads, so the car was important to him.
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He also kept the victims alive
for several days. So a remote place.
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It's unlikely
that he lives in a block
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- unless he has access
to more than one property.
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-Slektsforsker ...
-Genealog.
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A genealogy can track down the farms.
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At least the area
Godwin's ancestors emigrated from.
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-Hammer, dig up everything about the Bible boat.
-Amen.
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I focus on
the wells on Crabb's photos.
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Do we find Godwin's victims,
it can lead us to him.
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Let me out!
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Line! Hi!
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-Hi.
-Hi!
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-It is a long time ago. How are you?
-Yes...
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- I have to go in. It's drunk.
- Should I join, then we'll talk?
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Should we also not go for a walk?
How to air ...
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-Pampas.
-... pig.
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I want to ask you
about Viggo Hansen too.
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-Oh yes. Why?
- Just give me five minutes.
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Oh yes...
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Oh, so cozy, yes.
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You saw I was
at the funeral of your mother?
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I didn't go to the reception.
I didn't feel like I was close enough.
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I can't stay long.
I'm at work and ...
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Yes, yes.
But we should talk about Viggo.
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- Did you know him anyway?
-No, I just saw him at the mailbox.
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He probably died
in late August.
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- Do you remember anything from this summer?
-No...
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It was really nice to see you.
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Hey, Fredrik. Two seconds,
I'll just quit.
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It's a job. I have to run.
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- I'll call if I come up with something.
-Top.
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-Yes. What do you have?
-I have Viggo's childhood address.
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Okay, guys. I spoke to my wife
for the Christmas Eve.
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She said they were in Thailand in August.
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They had a ... replacement.
Jonathan Wang.
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He was at the scene when we found the body.
You talked to him, Benjamin.
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-Gamlingen?
-Yes.
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He was in the way. I asked him to go.
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It's a Jonathan Wang on the list.
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He fits the profile.
62 years, from the Netherlands.
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Are you coming?
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-I'll join. I know him again.
-Okay.
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But stay in the car
So no one finds out that the FBI is here.
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OMG.
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I'll just fill this one. Yes.
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Why do you think
that you will recognize him again?
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He may have changed appearance.
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His manner.
The voice. Energy.
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I just hope so
I want to know.
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Have you met him?
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Oh, thank you. I wanted coffee. Thanks.
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Oh, sorry. I just fill it
because it's free.
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This is the Statoil Cup.
You buy the cup once.
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Then you can drink
as much as you want for a whole year.
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Do you want a cardboard cup,
you must pay 20 or 40 kroner.
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Bantham?
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What got my pulse up
When I was 10, am calming down now.
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- It's like my coffee cup.
-So ... What are you looking for?
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I'm looking for signs of Godwins
method in the details of the cases.
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The most important thing is the age. 18-25 years.
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Can you start with this?
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Ellen Robekk. It was the daughter
to your colleague, right?
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- She was his niece.
-Some suspects?
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We had a guy two years later,
Vidar Haglund.
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He was convicted of kidnapping
and kill another young girl.
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We couldn't prove
that he had killed Ellen.
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And with all this I don't know.
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Do you intend to approach
a possible serial killer unarmed?
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The guns are well in there?
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Yes, but we need approval
to take them out.
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It is not true!
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In Norway, we believe that fewer weapons
leads to less shooting.
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Yes, but you have them,
and they are in the car.
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What if Godwin opens fire? Runs
you to the car and pick up the gun?
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- This is Stavern, not Texas.
-What is Texas doing?
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Do not bother. You stay in the car.
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- We're going around. Do you take it?
-Yes.
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Hi! Back away!
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Police. Drop the ax!
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Drop the ax!
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-Have I done something wrong?
- No, we just saw you with the ax.
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We'll talk a bit about this summer.
He we found at Hallegården.
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- Under the tree.
-Who is she?
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She's ... just a writer lady.
She will do some research.
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She was supposed to wait in the car.
Sorry.
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Oh well. I have seen
Too many movies, maybe.
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It may not be ok, even in Norway,
to lose yourself in the mobile at work.
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Would you shoot the guy
to chop wood on its property?
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We do not weave with weapons,
especially not when we should be discreet.
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You really don't have your head with you.
He runs, or I drive.
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Run, you. I can't bear to have an acid,
trigger happy bitch behind the wheel.
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And drive me home.
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Hi! Excuse me, are you Annie?
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-Yes. How?
- Do you have five minutes?
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If you have something to sell,
Then I have what I need.
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No, sorry. My name is
Line Wisting. I work in VG.
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I'll write a case
about one who stayed here before.
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Viggo Hansen, do you remember him?
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I'm trying to find
his childhood friends.
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Odd Werner yes, poor.
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Yes, you had Ole Linge and Fred.
Have you talked to them?
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-Not yet. Peace what then?
-Fred Iversen.
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As far as I can recall...
Yes, he moved to Denmark.
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-You say poor Odd Werner.
-Yes, they were like ...
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These boys were not quite with them.
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Several of them
had it pretty tough at home.
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It's bad to say that, but ...
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Mostly I connect
with Viggo, is the gossip.
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The scandal. First his father was
convicted of bank robbery.
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Then his mother took his life.
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You have to check something.
Something happens in Larvik.
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What do you mean?
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Sources say they have ordered
DNA analyzes and rapid autopsy.
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I know about the other thing, though
Make sure we don't miss anything.
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Talk to your dad.
A murder is better than loneliness.
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This is William Wistings phone ...
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-Yes, Wisting.
-Joachim Andresen from Dagbladet.
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-What happens to this body?
-We send a press release.
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I can stop by the office.
Nice to know who you are talking to.
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Thanks, but we send
a press release when we have something.
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- Hey, Finn!
-Hey you.
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Just enjoy the pension.
Then you get time for hobbies again.
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- Is that so good?
-No.
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Without the boat
had it been damn boring.
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I have pictures of old small farms
which I try to figure out where is.
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It is a burnt barn. Maybe
it's a fire place you've been to.
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Just so you know,
then Frank is active again.
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-Has this ..?
- No, it doesn't have to do with Ellen.
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But I'm a little worried about him.
-Yes.
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This is Hagatun. It was empty
long before it burned down in the 70s.
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Kids and matches.
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- Do you know where it is?
-It goes a lot in the way.
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Opposite the driveway
to the old Tanum school.
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But that's probably hard
to get there now in the snow.
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-Do you know the other places again?
-Sorry.
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Thank you, Finn.
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You, William. Look here.
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- Wasn't Line so fond of crabs?
-Yes.
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Hi! Are you unlocking?
I'm going to dad.
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I can't let you in.
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Someone will meet you
to follow you in. New rules.
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Is not it
any special treatment to get?
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-What are you doing here?
- Well, I'm the one to ask you.
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Well, you have better sources, Line.
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-Line.
-You don't take your phone.
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Something exciting happens
since you do not respond to the daughter di?
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Joachim Andresen from Dagbladet.
The coffee is lukewarm, put it in the micro.
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So fine crabs, then.
They are fullest at this time.
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-Sorry, I need a meeting.
-Yes.
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Can you take these, Line?
They're for you, from Haber.
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-I call it perks.
- Fucking idiot.
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It's Hagatun. Deserted farm, burnt down.
Up the hill, little visible from the road.
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- Perfect for Godwin. Who is Haber?
-Our retired site investigator.
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The farm burned in the 70's.
He recognized it from Crabb's pictures.
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We should check it discreetly.
I let Hammer organize it.
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- Where is he, by the way?
-He...
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The mother had fallen on the ice.
He had to look at her.
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-Pinned meat and ribs. It's Christmas.
- Christmas is nothing but stuffing.
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No then, but fine that we gather.
It was my mother's liking. Agree?
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-Thank you. But I have to go.
-Okay. We're talking.
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Hi! Ole Linge?
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Line Wisting. I'm a journalist.
I'm writing about Viggo Hansen.
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I will ask some questions
since you knew him as a child.
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Yes, yes, you can join in, then.
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No, we just hung around.
Found on the bounces and kikka on the girls.
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- What kind of booze, then?
-It was the usual one.
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The girls, then, do they peek back?
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- At Viggo? What do you think?
-I do not think so.
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I think they laughed at him.
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Or maybe frightened by him,
of the horror he had experienced.
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Yes, you know better than me.
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Then I say thank you
for taking the time. Good bye.
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-Yes.
-Fredrik, it's Line.
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Most people have a fixed place
When watching TV, right?
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-Seriously?
-Yes, I wonder.
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It depends on three things.
Age, gender, TV show.
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-Because?
-Take children, then. They are everywhere.
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My kid looks at the children's TV upside down.
The upper body hangs out of the couch.
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Ladies go to and from.
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- What about men over a certain age?
- They consistently sit in the same chair.
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Was that why you called?
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And you can get it
a recording of a TV program?
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I want to know what the victim was looking at
the day he died.
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The victim? Have your guy
suddenly been killed?
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Nils?
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Wisting: Has a well,
must schedule searches. Need you.
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-Hi.
-Hi.
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I have something for you.
About Viggo's father, from the criminal record.
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There was no joke to be judged
after the cabinet founder paragraph.
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- I think he was killed.
- The father of Viggo?
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No. Viggo.
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He was sitting in the wrong chair.
You must have seen it.
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The other chair was worn,
for there he sat every day.
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How did you rule out
that there was something criminal behind?
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Primarily
because nothing indicates it.
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But was he obsessed?
-Yes.
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Isn't it strange that he sits down
in the other chair to die?
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Well, I understand that
sounds more exciting.
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Exciting? You think I'm imagining me
things because it seems more exciting?
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You forget the police investigator
The cases and the press cover them.
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My job is to uncover the truth.
There I thought we were on the same page.
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-You and I are always on the same page.
- Are we?
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You avoid me, lying,
I say poems.
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Do you have zero confidence? Are you scared
I find errors in investigation?
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I admit happily if mistakes are made
in the investigation of Viggo's death.
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You had enough
surpassed me as an investigator.
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But I have to remember that you are a journalist
Even if I want to give you everything you want.
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0:27:7,660 --> 0:27:13,580
I'm not asking for a pony, but about
your professional judgment of my theory!
230
0:27:15,900 --> 0:27:20,540
About that Viggo was killed because
He was sitting in a different chair than usual?
231
0:27:20,700 --> 0:27:24,340
There is not enough
to reopen a case at least.
232
0:27:26,260 --> 0:27:30,20
You, we should not
disconnect both?
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0:27:30,180 --> 0:27:34,140
-I've put crab water over.
-I have to work.
234
0:28:44,180 --> 0:28:45,940
- Do you know where to go?
-Yes.
235
0:28:46,100 --> 0:28:49,60
- Got everything?
-Drive.
236
0:29:0,500 --> 0:29:2,540
-Stop. Stop!
-What is it?
237
0:29:5,60 --> 0:29:8,60
Hammer! We have no time for this.
238
0:29:13,300 --> 0:29:16,20
Hi! It's the police.
Stand! Come here!
239
0:29:17,940 --> 0:29:22,220
What are you doing?
Who do you buy it from? Abdi? Felix?
240
0:29:22,380 --> 0:29:25,940
- What are you talking about then?
- Do you think it's funny?
241
0:29:29,140 --> 0:29:30,700
Relax, then.
242
0:29:34,340 --> 0:29:36,740
Andreas Wiki. 16 years.
243
0:29:36,900 --> 0:29:40,60
Usually I had called
for mom and dad.
244
0:29:40,220 --> 0:29:44,260
Said Andreas and I
standing here waiting for you.
245
0:29:44,420 --> 0:29:47,860
So we had been looking for
baptized together. Do you understand?
246
0:29:48,20 --> 0:29:51,260
It was just hashish.
I'm not a drug addict.
247
0:29:51,420 --> 0:29:52,780
-Not?
-No.
248
0:29:54,220 --> 0:29:56,340
Hammer!
249
0:29:59,420 --> 0:30:1,20
Now I know who you are.
250
0:30:1,180 --> 0:30:5,340
Next time I see you
With a joint, I do serious about it.
251
0:30:5,500 --> 0:30:7,860
-Do you understand? Do you understand?!
-Yes.
252
0:30:18,740 --> 0:30:21,860
-End.
- It's the last time he takes a joint.
253
0:30:27,300 --> 0:30:29,380
-Stop on Statoil.
-Forget it.
254
0:30:29,540 --> 0:30:33,980
There won't be coffee on you now.
We're going to Hagatun.
255
0:30:53,340 --> 0:30:55,180
It's going to take time.
256
0:31:3,540 --> 0:31:7,100
Tell me about Crabb.
Why did he go after Godwin?
257
0:31:7,260 --> 0:31:11,860
Godwin's first known victim
was one of Crabb's students.
258
0:31:12,20 --> 0:31:17,100
Lynn Adams. She was 18 years old.
A beautiful, blonde girl. Sweet, shy.
259
0:31:17,260 --> 0:31:23,220
I think Crabb was in love with her.
Maybe they had an affair too.
260
0:31:23,380 --> 0:31:28,420
- He's not the first professor.
-Yes, don't talk.
261
0:31:28,580 --> 0:31:33,340
Who knows how the relationship
until the wife was before Lynn was killed.
262
0:31:33,500 --> 0:31:38,20
But they were divorced one year later.
He started drinking. Lost the job.
263
0:31:38,180 --> 0:31:43,380
-Vengeance? If Godwin ruined his life.
- Love hurts.
264
0:31:43,540 --> 0:31:47,740
A bounty of one million dollars
would not hurt either.
265
0:31:57,820 --> 0:31:59,740
-Hi.
-Hey, Line.
266
0:31:59,900 --> 0:32:5,60
Thomas lands in an hour. I
would have picked him up but is at work.
267
0:32:5,220 --> 0:32:11,500
I am. In Oslo. Send a taxi.
He's used to you can't.
268
0:32:11,660 --> 0:32:14,940
Now I'm going to a meeting. Good bye.
269
0:32:21,420 --> 0:32:28,180
-Unger. They know just how they ...
-... encourages one?
270
0:32:28,340 --> 0:32:31,500
I don't know anything about it.
I don't have any.
271
0:32:31,660 --> 0:32:36,700
- My choice, believe it or not.
-I think so.
272
0:32:39,980 --> 0:32:44,260
I gotta get my son.
Can you wait in Hammers car?
273
0:32:46,220 --> 0:32:49,140
He is not perfect,
but a good policeman.
274
0:32:49,300 --> 0:32:53,660
-He was a legend in drugs ...
-When was it? In the last century?
275
0:32:53,820 --> 0:32:56,900
Yet another age ago?
276
0:33:14,60 --> 0:33:15,980
He had to leave.
277
0:33:52,260 --> 0:33:54,980
No, I don't mind fucking.
278
0:33:56,500 --> 0:34:1,180
Can't find out what we have
of spades? Do we have more spades?
279
0:34:1,340 --> 0:34:6,100
Buckets, anything. So seagulls
We walk up a path and walk on foot.
280
0:34:6,260 --> 0:34:8,620
The pump unit is heavy.
281
0:34:8,780 --> 0:34:14,100
Sink, sledge, toboggan board. People in front,
people behind. We get this. Come on!
282
0:34:23,20 --> 0:34:24,620
Thomas?
283
0:34:27,380 --> 0:34:31,820
-Thomas! Hi!
-Hi Dad.
284
0:34:35,740 --> 0:34:38,740
-How are you?
-Yes that...
285
0:34:38,900 --> 0:34:44,220
The house is the same, but I keep it
probably not the same swing everywhere.
286
0:34:44,380 --> 0:34:49,420
No it's fine. I have arrived
to visit you. And Line.
287
0:34:49,580 --> 0:34:52,580
It goes just fine without swing.
288
0:34:54,820 --> 0:34:58,20
Yes, shall we ...? Look here, yes.
289
0:35:14,300 --> 0:35:15,940
Yes.
290
0:35:23,340 --> 0:35:25,180
Good job, guys.
291
0:35:28,980 --> 0:35:32,500
I hear if Wisting is far away.
No, fuck!
292
0:35:32,660 --> 0:35:34,980
What are you looking for?
293
0:35:35,140 --> 0:35:38,580
- My phone. Hell.
- Put it back in the car?
294
0:35:42,700 --> 0:35:45,140
He's looking for his phone.
295
0:35:46,820 --> 0:35:48,420
Shit!
296
0:35:48,580 --> 0:35:54,60
- Have you used the snow blower this year, then?
-I pay Enoch's son for that.
297
0:35:54,220 --> 0:36:0,60
He has his own, so ours is blank
and nice and unused inside the garage.
298
0:36:2,580 --> 0:36:6,980
And you?
Straight from tropical heat and elephants.
299
0:36:7,140 --> 0:36:12,300
There is not so much safari on us.
Famine is all-consuming stuff.
300
0:36:14,860 --> 0:36:20,20
I'm really proud of you,
my boy. What you do is ...
301
0:36:26,700 --> 0:36:28,20
Yes?
302
0:36:28,180 --> 0:36:31,580
We have reached the well.
303
0:36:31,740 --> 0:36:34,940
But there is something wrong with him.
You have to come here.
304
0:36:38,780 --> 0:36:42,460
- Hello, can you hear me?
-Okay.
305
0:36:42,620 --> 0:36:45,620
We have to go down before it gets dark.
When are you coming?
306
0:36:45,780 --> 0:36:51,300
-Go ahead. You're the man.
-What?
307
0:36:51,460 --> 0:36:56,580
- Are you telling me to go?
-Okay.
308
0:36:56,740 --> 0:36:58,100
Okay.
309
0:37:6,380 --> 0:37:12,820
That was the job.
I'm sorry, my boy.
310
0:37:12,980 --> 0:37:16,100
It goes well. Do not worry about it.
311
0:38:41,220 --> 0:38:44,500
-What are you doing?
- What does it look like?
312
0:38:44,660 --> 0:38:46,540
This is no well safari.
313
0:38:46,700 --> 0:38:50,700
-You stay here and observe.
- Your boss asked me to climb down.
314
0:38:50,860 --> 0:38:54,60
You can play with the phone while.
315
0:38:54,220 --> 0:38:56,260
Fucking pussy!
316
0:39:1,20 --> 0:39:5,60
No matter what your problem is,
but with Robert Godwin ...
317
0:39:5,220 --> 0:39:6,900
Don't stand in my way.
318
0:40:24,20 --> 0:40:25,660
Lower the pumpkin!
319
0:40:30,420 --> 0:40:33,20
Do you see anything?
320
0:40:40,260 --> 0:40:47,180
If you have information about
ax murderer Uwe, contact the FBI.
321
0:40:47,340 --> 0:40:52,540
The next one on the list has escaped
authorities for over two decades.
322
0:40:52,700 --> 0:40:56,980
Suspected of kidnapping and killing
over 20 young women.
323
0:40:57,140 --> 0:41:2,740
He suddenly disappeared without a trace.
FBI thinks he left the US ...
324
0:41:2,900 --> 0:41:7,180
Now it is mulled wine. Rai rai.
325
0:41:7,340 --> 0:41:11,20
... from Minnesota
with Scandinavian ancestors.
326
0:41:11,180 --> 0:41:17,300
He is best known as
The freeway killer. Robert Godwin.
327
0:41:36,220 --> 0:41:39,300
Nils. I found this by your car.
328
0:41:44,860 --> 0:41:46,900
What's with him?
329
0:42:16,300 --> 0:42:18,260
It's empty.
330
0:42:21,140 --> 0:42:23,740
Fuck too.
331
0:42:42,820 --> 0:42:44,540
Sick bastard.
332
0:42:49,340 --> 0:42:53,340
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