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Who are you?
What are you doing here?

- The code to the safe!
- I don't know the code.

Give me the code!

- But I don't know it.
- The code or I'll kill you!

The code!

Okay, okay... 1982.

One, nine, eight, two...

1982.

One, nine...
One, nine, eight, two.

19...

1982.

ONE MONTH LATER

- Good morning.
- Thanks.

- No, I'm giving up.
- What?

This whole love thing.
I'm not interested anymore.

Find someone who... It's not dignifie
I'll have to accept it.

This is me.
A middle-aged man, alone...

You know, living for the job.
A cop cliché.

Where's Josef?

- You gave him the day off.
- Shit, I forgot. Okay.

Steinar, come with us.
They found a dead man in Nacka. Let's

- Hi.
- Hello.

- Put your mask on. Your mask!
- No, dammit!

Are you afraid your macho facade
will fall away if you play?

Show us what it's like in reality!

Reality isn't plastic pellets
and a beer afterwards.

Shut up! You get a pellet in your eye
you won't want a beer. Put it on.

I'll show you some reality!

Let's go!

You getting any time off?

Inger wants to take care of the allot
but you know how hard it is to shut o

Take it easy. Josef and I will keep
the boat afloat for a few days.

- Hello.
- Hello.

Right, then. It's a bit further into
the woods. Sensitive viewers be warne

A trail runner ran into him.

Literally speaking...
He can't have been there long.

The cause of death is quite obvious.

It's quite terrible...

- ID?
- No. No wallet, no phone.

Right,
then we won't identify him through th

Is there anything else that...?

Bruno, darling, I was worried! Why di
you answer? Didn't you see I called?

Hello, I'm Alexandra Beijer.
I'm with the police.

- Police?
- Who am I talking to?

I'm Maria Simonsson.

Okay. Hello, Maria.

We found this telephone
and we need to know who it belongs to

It seems Josef and I
will have something to do anyway.

BECK

RAGE ROOM

I take care of the paintball.
Petter runs this Rage Room.

Petter? Nice!

Check out my little sister.

- You think it's awful?
- Awful?

The most awful thing here
is that everyone looks like their par

Twenty years have passed
and we all look like dried fruit.

But you look good.

Thanks. You, too.

Good work, Åsa!

Come out, now.

The hanged jogger is Bruno Simonsson.

50, married with two adult children.

He owned an antique business
called Aureum

together with Jonas Forsell.

I've already had a talk
with Simonsson's wife.

But I think we can squeeze in
a talk with Forsell today.

If Oskar and Jenny do that, Steinar
and Josef will take over tomorrow mor

- Of course.
- Good.

We can't say more
than he was found on a jogging track.

It's really bloody awful.

It's crazy he died like that.

Bruno was so incredibly nice.
He'd never hurt a fly.

- You have no idea who'd want to kill
- No.

No.

Unless...

A couple of guys came in a few months
They wanted to buy the business.

But Bruno didn't want to sell.
They ended up being quite threatening

- Did you report it?
- As if it would have helped.

Unfortunately, there are loads
of shady people in our business.

And we have a capital of trust to man
with our customers. It's not so easy.

- Do you have their names?
- No, I'm sorry.

Would you recognise them again?

Maybe.

Yes, I think so.

No, you were thrown out, threw up,
then fell asleep then in that sandbox

Don't you remember?

But wasn't it you that stole
a pinball machine at that camp site?

Yeah, you drove off
and the whole boot flew open.

- No, it wasn't him, it was...
- No, it was my brother.

- Tobban.
- Tobban, right. Tobban.

- What does he do nowadays?
- Åsa, drop it.

Well, it's a long story.

Lindberg, I have to say,
you suck at paintball!

- What, did I come last?
- Yes, you did!

I don't know, the years pass, you kno
The muscles shrink and atrophy.

It wasn't that bad, right?

You look totally nuts!

- What is it?
- I can't bloody breathe!

Where's the light? Where's the light?
Are you really scared?

- No!
- Yes, you are!

- Where's the light?
- Where's the light?

Wait, wait...
Okay, okay, what happens if I do this

- How's it feel? Take that off.
- Careful, they're expensive!

I'm a policeman, I know things like t

Cissi?

- Cissi, everyone's leaving.
- Okay...

Yes, I'm coming. Go ahead, I'm coming

The taxi's on the way.

I'll take it, then.

- Hey. Sweetheart...
- Yeah...

Your phone.

It's okay, I'm on it.

Just give me the address.

And the money?

That's fine. Don't call again.
It'll be fine.

Okay?

Bye.

- Nice flat.
- Yeah, but unfortunately it's not mi

It's a friend's who went abroad and w
meant to be away about six months.

This is all very nice.

Put some energy into it...

Is that disappointment?

What are you doing today?

Working.

And working out.

But...maybe I'll skip all that,
stay here and work out on you instead

I can't today. Damn...

We're emptying Dad's house. It has
to be emptied by the end of the month

Okay. Is he moving?

No. He's... He's dead.

Sorry, I didn't know.

How would you know?

Heart attack.

He was a goldsmith.
He had his workshop in the garage.

A month ago, someone broke in.

He must have heard them.

His heart stopped.
The police found him in the garden.

Did we find who did it?

You closed the investigation
before it started.

He died because his heart stopped bea

Not the burglars' fault. Apparently.

- Is Josef here?
- Not yet.

- I'll call.
- No, he was at a school reunion.

So he's been partying all night.
He'll come when he's sobered up.

- Thanks for coming.
- Of course.

Did your dad make this?

Yes, he did. He designed it
for my mum when they married.

- It's nice.
- Then he made more of them.

Okay, here it is.

Shit...

Yes, they trashed the place. Åsa and
haven't had the time to deal with it.

- But the lock was untouched?
- Yes.

I think they forced Dad
to give them the code to the safe.

- What did he have inside?
- Gold. A lot of finished pieces.

- Value?
- 500,000. I got everything from insu

Dad was very thorough and had invoice
for everything. But, this...

- Rage room.
- Yeah, it really is.

- He had a surveillance camera.
- Did he?

Look. A DIY one he installed.

Jesus...

Hello!

It's Åsa.
We're here! Come.

The police that were here were a joke
They didn't care at all.

They just said: "No, he died
of natural causes." So damn indiffere

When I called a week later,
they'd closed the case.

- Did he have a computer here?
- His laptop, which was also stolen.

Did they take anything else?

A Bluetooth speaker from the kitchen.

- And that was all?
- Yes, as far as I know.

The camera was probably connected
to the computer.

Exactly. It's stuff like that I can't
The police were meant to help with th

How am I meant to know all that?
It's nuts!

We just stood here like idiots...!

Sorry, Josef.

It's okay.

Thanks.

- Are you going to help us pack?
- No, I have to work.

But I'll see if I can...
dig a little more into this.

Well, I can't promise anything,
but we'll see.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Where've you been?
- I overslept.

Right.

- Anything happened?
- Besides you oversleeping?

Steinar will fill you in.
We have a murder on a jogging track.

One Bruno Simonsson. I'm off,
so stay in touch if there's anything.

Okay.

- Bye.
- Goodbye.

Goodbye.

- Hello!
- Hi.

"Half-seven at my place!"
What happened?

You and I are going to Pathology.
I'll only get back my appetite tomorr

So, I made tagliatelle
with a meat ragu and queso fresco.

- Okay? Tempted?
- Yeah, what the hell.

Right, you cut the leek.

Cheers.

Let's get back to Cissi's dad...

It's awful, but is it murder?

I checked. Even the inspector agreed
the report was a disaster.

They wrote it was a natural death
and no technical examination was need

Yeah...

They wrote the door was forced,
which is weird as the lock was undama

Someone had the key?

Unless you leave
a goldsmith workshop unlocked.

- We should go.
- Who are we seeing at Pathology?

An antique dealer, executed in the wo
Ready?

Cause of death isn't strangulation.

The larynx is crushed
and airway blocked by bone and blood.

- By the strap?
- No, I'd say a blow to the larynx.

Hello. I'm Josef Eriksson from the po

The strap was put on afterwards
to finish the job.

- To be sure of the result?
- Yes, that's possible.

Thanks.

Send it over. Nice of you. Thanks, by

- What's up?
- The goldsmith.

He had a cleaner in once a week
from a cleaning company.

A young 22 year-old girl
who had her own key.

According to the woman at the cleanin
company, she had issues with drugs.

She lives with her dad who also seems
I'll try and call her.

- So nothing to do with this?
- No. Bye.

This is Ulrika Kennerberg.
Speak after the beep.

No, the cleaner's not answering.
I just have to check something first.

- That's Ulrika?
- Kennerberg.

I'll take a quick look.

Steinar?

What?

Let's go in. Someone's on the floor i

- Let's go in.
- No. I'll call it in.

Police!

Here's one.

Check the kitchen.

One more here.

It's Ulrika Kennerberg.

We didn't think it was necessary...

It was unsure if a crime
was taking place or something like th

- It was just...
- Stop! Why were you here?

Steinar came with as a favour. I want
to check a burglary investigation.

- An old friend's father had a burgla
- An old friend?

- And you stumble across two bodies?
- Yes.

Ulrika Kennerberg and Per-Erik Stenss
according to ID on the bodies.

Per-Erik has been shot in the head,
but he's the only one with a gun.

Ulrika's been strangled,
she has throat injuries.

- And she lives here?
- Yes.

She's registered with Johan Kennerber
Probably her dad.

- You didn't bump into him?
- No.

- Anyone know who Stensson with the g
- No.

I was eavesdropping...
You were talking about a burglary?

- At a goldsmith, right?
- Yes.

Yes... We have some things
that could be from there.

Biggan, can I have the box?

Let me see that one in front.
No, that one. That one, yes.

- Was there a computer with it?
- No.

I want you both to go through this ag
including how your old friend is invo

What the fuck,
can't I even get into my own house?

- Jesus fucking Christ, I fucking liv
- Calm down.

- Has something happened?
- Hello.

- Are you Johan Kennerberg?
- Yes, goddammit!

- We need to you to come to the stati
- We'll talk here.

- He's totally drunk, Josef.
- We'll do it now.

Johan? We need to have a chat.

Okay?

Come on, let's sit down and talk...

We understand that this is hard.
But to find out what happened to Ulri

we need you to answer our questions.

Per-Erik Stensson. Do you know who th

No, I've never heard of him.

- Maybe she hung out with him?
- I don't know who he is, I said!

Johan, Ulrika worked as a cleaner.

Did she have access to the keys
of those she worked for?

Could she have used the keys
in some other way?

What the hell do you mean?

Did she use the keys
to burgle her customers?

Is this about the goldsmith?

- What did you say about the goldsmit
- Nothing.

I know nothing.

I don't know...

She was my daughter and now she's dea

What...?

What will I see?

- The man we found, he...
- It can't be Per-Erik.

That's what we hope
you'll be able to answer.

But the man we found
had Per-Erik's driver's licence on hi

Then he robbed him
of his driver's licence.

That could be a possibility.

- Is he in there now?
- Yes.

Is this Per-Erik?

There, there...

Listen, there's no known link
between Ulrika and Per-Erik Stensson.

Both have a clean record. According
to his wife, Per-Erik is an attentive

A youth coach in taekwondo
and former security guard.

- Former? What does he do now?
- Day trading shares on the internet.

- That he made a living from?
- Yes, with her half-time salary.

- Can you look into their finances, A
- Yes.

Was he involved in her burglary activ

Very possible, but if several
cleaning customers had had burglaries

- ...a bell would have gone off.
- Unless all investigations were clos

Per-Erik Stensson must have had a rea
to visit Ulrika. And he was armed.

So he was there with a gun,
someone came, shot him,

strangled her and then left.
Her dad. Could he be a candidate?

Josef and I talked about it,
but he's in no condition.

And I don't believe he strangled
his own daughter.

No. I feel I'd like to go through thi
with Martin.

- Should it smoke like that?
- A bit fell in. It'll be really good

Let me just... Okay?

Hello?

Hello?

Hi, Inger! Am I interrupting your din

- No. Has something happened?
- No, Martin said I could come by.

- He didn't tell you?
- Of course! Come in and sit down.

- We should have more food. You hungr
- No. I'm fine, thanks.

We'll share what we have.
Do you want a glass of wine?

No, thanks. I'll just go through
some things with Martin. It'll be qui

- It's lovely here. Hi, Vilhelm.
- Hi.

I can't get this together.
The bullet that killed Per-Erik Stens

is the same calibre as the gun he was
holding. The magazine was half empty.

Forensics are doing tests now
to see if it's the same weapon.

But I don't get it. Did the same pers
kill them both, and if so, in what or

What if there wasn't
a third person involved?

We'll have to wait for the full repor
from Pathology, but...

The shot to the head
didn't have to be instantly lethal.

- Say this...
- Per-Erik.

Per-Erik was there
to kill Ulrika Kennerberg.

Why? He had a clean record, they
don't seem to have known one another.

Well, the motive... It could be some
lovers quarrel we know nothing about

or something linked
to her previous criminal activity.

In any event, she lets him in,
a fight ensues, he attacks her...

- She gets hold of his gun...
- And squeezes off a shot at him.

But he still manages to kill Ulrika.

And before he dies,
he crawls towards the door and there.

In that case
there wasn't a third person involved.

Ulrika and Per-Erik killed one anothe

- Give Alex the rest.
- It's fine. I'm not so hungry, thank

Dig in everyone.
How nice you could come.

Even if it wasn't only a social visit

Sorry, I'll just...

It's from Ayda. Stensson's day tradin
seems to have been a sham.

He lost loads of money last year.
The opposite of what his wife said.

Do a search of his house.
You'll find the motive somewhere ther

Cheers, Mum.

- Cheers.
- You'll survive.

- Cheers.
- Cheers and thanks!

- Hi!
- Hi.

Back already?

Damn...
I'm so excited, I can't find the key.

Come in.

Okay. I hope you like sweaty girls.

I'll make an exception for you.

I wanted to talk about something.

Okay. Already?

Yeah. It's okay.

- We had great sex. I get it if that'
- No, it's not...

We found the person
who broke into your dad's.

Wow, that was quick.

Are you sure?

Loads of stolen goods,
the same jewellery as you have.

- Who was it?
- It's an ongoing investigation.

I can't talk about it,
but I really wanted you to know.

You know, some people think
their dad has been a real role model.

For me and Åsa, especially for Åsa...

He really was.

Åsa had long periods where she suffer

Mum passed when we were young and...

We only had Dad, he was our whole wor

He really fought for us, he was...

He did everything for us. He was
straight, honest, he respected people

He really was...good. Truly.

Maybe it sounds crazy,
but he really was good.

She's dead. Murdered.

She?

Yes.

- Was it the cleaner?
- I can't say anymore, I'm sorry.

Why not?

I've already said too much.

I have to take a shower.

Josef?

Yeah?

Feel like a shower?

- What is this?
- I'm sorry, I understand this is har

- We have to go through the flat.
- Why?

I don't get it, my husband's dead!

I don't get it...

Check these boxes as well.

Johannes!

I think we got something.

Cissi?

Someone's here.

- What?
- Someone's here.

Oh, god...

- I think it's Åsa.
- What?

- Put something on!
- What?

- You have to put something on!
- I have to what?

- Come in.
- Are you still asleep?

I have a visitor.

Hello.

- Hi!
- Good morning.

They found the person who killed Dad.
It was the cleaner.

What? That's awful!

Can't you tell us any more?

It's an ongoing investigation.

- More coffee?
- No, thanks.

Well, at least we know it was the cle

Are you in contact with Tobban?

With my brother? No, I'm not.

- Because he's inside?
- Yeah, he's inside.

- But you visit him?
- No, I don't.

Okay.

God...

None of us really knew him.

But we heard what happened.
It must have been bloody awful.

I don't mean to bring it up, it's...

No worries. It was years ago.

It's good to have some form of contac

When the storm is at its worst,
siblings are tested.

- Aren't they, Åsa?
- Yes.

- Cissi, we'll have to get going if w
- Yes?

Okay. I'm on my way.

Sorry, I have to go. Work.

Be in touch.

- Martin.
- Inger hates me by now, right?

No... Besides,
I'm an adult and decide for myself.

And this has become too interesting
to just sit and enjoy the spring suns

Well, this is where we are. The strap
found in Per-Erik Stensson's basement

mean that we can link him to the murd
of Bruno Simonsson and Ulrika Kennerb

In addition, we have confirmation fro
the bullet that killed Per

came from the weapon
he was holding when he was found dead

Another link is two transactions
of 250,000 kronor each

to Per-Erik Stensson's account
in the last months.

Ayda's checking where this money came
from with the help of the fraud squad

It's from a Latvian transaction accou
we have to get around privacy rules.

Hopefully we'll be able to trace
the person who made the payments.

So Per-Erik Stensson
was a professional hitman?

It looks that way.

He lost his job as a security guard
and told his wife he'd trade shares.

But when that went sour,
he worked as a hitman?

- What's the matter with men?
- Not all men kill to make ends meet.

- No, but if one does, it's one too m
- So, what now?

- Ayda has something.
- We have a number from Per-Erik's mo

He had several calls from this number
when Ulrika Kennerberg was murdered.

But, the calls come from
an unregistered pay-as-you-go card.

- No further details?
- No.

The person that called is "Ricky" acc
to the contact list in Per-Erik's pho

- Ricky?
- Per-Erik called him Ricky.

Okay, good work. Josef, can we talk?

Close the door.

- The door...
- What?

Close the door.

You and Cissi.
Is it serious?

I don't know...

You understand
she's considered a suspect?

What the...

I heard how pissed off you get
with conflict of interest.

- Cissi hasn't ordered a damn hit.
- Can you be sure?

Can you be totally sure?
Huh?

That Ulrika Kennerberg
broke into the workshop

was an indirect or direct cause of Ci
father's death. That's a motive.

Talk to Alex and ask
to be excluded from the investigation

Or I'll do it.

I get it.

I promise to do everything to find ot
who may have had cause to kill Ulrika

- But, until then...
- Okay! I get it , I said!

I want to ask: Could this be one of t
who wanted to take over your business

No, he wasn't the one who threatened

But he could have worked for them.
You don't recognise him at all?

No.

He could have come in here
to check it out.

No, I'm sorry.

Johan?

We'd like to talk to you.

It means that it looks like your daug
was the victim of a contract killing.

Do you understand?

Someone paid a lot of money
for Ulrika to die.

Who had cause?

We know she committed burglaries.

Did she steal from the wrong person,
someone who maybe wanted to...?

I kill for money, but...

You were my friend,
so I will kill you for...nothing.

Johan? Did she have any enemies?

- An ex-boyfriend, whatever?
- They killed my best friend.

So I'm going to kill
each and every one of them.

My only disappointment is...

I can do it only once.

Exactly.

That's what happens when you watch
too many gangster films. Watch out!

Hi! Come in.

Come...

I have to ask you...

Has anyone called from the police
department? Alex or Steinar, or anyon

- Have you done something?
- No, but has...?

- No, no one's called.
- Okay.

Josef, what is it?

The murder of the cleaner...

...was a contract killing.

Someone paid money for her to die.

Okay.

You don't know anything about that?

What would I know about it?

I don't know, but I have to ask.

You have to?

You know, I thought it was really coo
seeing a policeman, but this is a jok

What the hell are you doing,
is this an interrogation?

This is weird for me.

I don't want this, it's unpleasant.
I think you should leave.

- But you have to answer the question
- No way. Why should I?

Cissi, do you know anything
about the cleaner's murder?

Answer the question.

- No, I won't.
- Cissi... Answer the question.

I want you to leave. Now.

Leave!

- Hi.
- Hi.

Can I come in?

- Of course.
- Thanks.

I talked to Steinar.

Okay. And what did Steinar say?

That you're in some kind of relations
with this Cissi.

And that she may be more central
to the investigation than you've said

Are you and her in a relationship?

Yes.

Then you understand you can't continu
working on this case, right?

You were tough on me
when I had a conflict of interest.

I remember exactly what I said!

So, what do you think? Is she involve

I don't know.

God...

Stay at home tomorrow,
then we'll see what we do.

- Okay?
- Okay.

Good.

Hello?

Hi. Where shall I put this?

Has something happened?

Josef was here.

Okay.

The police think it was a contract ki
on the cleaner.

Josef wants to know what I know about

- What did you say?
- I told him to go to hell.

Not because I'm sorry
for the damn cleaner.

- She deserved to die.
- Cissi...

Right?

- I don't like it when you get like t
- When I get like this?

- You behaved like a mental patient!
- You're being really unfair.

It's been hell getting you
back on your feet since Dad died.

You've lived in a kind of coma

and just waited for someone else
to clean up your shit.

You know what?
You have no idea of who I am.

And you never understood it. Ever!

- Let's go.
- At last.

Hello. Josef Eriksson, I booked a vis

Little brother...

It's been a while.

Hi, Tobban.

You want a beating?

Remember you had to do like slalom
with what you said not to wind up Dad

He always hit me here.
Like, right on the top of the head.

- What did he call me?
- Chump...

Chump. Chump...

What's that? Chump...

Why'd you continue seeing him?

We had common interests, you could sa

We lived together at the end.

In that nasty fucking flat in Rotebro

One night there was a gram
of some shit missing.

He accused me of nicking it.
Things heated up...

Chump...

It was a normal fucking kitchen knife
You know?

I didn't understand at first
how bad it was.

He didn't either. He went in,
lay on the bled and bled out.

I found the blow later.
It was in his own jacket pocket.

Sorry.

Sorry?

For what?

Because I wasn't there then and...

...I haven't been here.

He was a fucking monster. Dad...
Someone had to do it.

Now I'm the monster instead.

The ping-pong monster.

Right...

You can bet on it!

Ping-pong monster...

- Do you remember Cissi Karlsson?
- Cissi?

Oh, yeah...

She had a sister, right? Åsa!

Oh, yeah, I remember them. Why?

I fucked up a bit. Got myself in a ja

They were quite weird those two.
Well, one of them anyway.

- But I don't remember.
- No.

When you met them at school
they were well-behaved and sweet.

But at night
while you were asleep in bed...

Then, bloody hell...!

Especially one of them,
she must have had a screw loose.

She wanted us to call her Ricky.
You know that?

- What was that?
- Yeah, Ricky.

I have no idea why,
she thought it was cool.

Åsa?

No...Cissi.

Cissi Karlsson.

Why, what's happened?

- Hi.
- Hi.

- I don't know if you've heard?
- No, what?

Cissi's sister Åsa seems to have
killed herself. She jumped from a bal

She's dead.

When did this happen?

Late last night. Martin and Steinar
are on their way to Cissi's.

Oskar and Jenny are going to Åsa's.
We're treating it as a crime scene.

This story is getting
more and more unpleasant.

What do you think?

Have you heard or do you know
of anything that could help us?

Yes.

Cissi called herself Ricky as a teena

As I said earlier on the phone,
we need to ask you some questions.

Are you up to it?

Yes. Of course. It's okay.

Do you have any idea why Åsa
would want to take her own life?

No.

She's always been...

Since Dad died she's been...

I don't know.
She was stuck in fury and sorrow.

We had very different relationships
with Dad.

Dad and I had a lot of fun together,
we laughed a lot, and I think Åsa was

...very jealous of that.
She was envious.

Your mother died early?

When we were young.

After high school I went travelling.
I left them in a way that was...

Well...

They got very close, the two of them.
It was like he...

It was like he carried her.
The whole time. He became like her...

The most important thing in her life.

I don't know.
Maybe he became over-protective.

When did you last see Åsa?

She was here yesterday.

Yesterday evening she was here and we

And how...
How did she seem?

Okay. I think she seemed fine.

We had a nice time. Well...

We started bickering about something,
but nothing special.

What were you bickering about?

I can't remember. It was nothing.
Nothing important.

- I can't remember.
- You bickered. Why?

What difference does it make?
Nothing. It was just bullshit.

Excuse me, I have to take this. Yes?

Right.

Okay.

- Then it's been documented.
- Hello.

- Are you also on this?
- I was just driving past.

We'll talk later.

It's damn tragic.
It seems she jumped from the balcony.

- What floor?
- 6th.

- How long will you be down here?
- At least until the technical team's

- Then we'll see. We'll get to the fl
- Jenny? Are you coming?

- Yes.
- See you.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Okay.

National Organisation of Goldsmiths

Right.

Interview with Cecilia Karlsson,

Saturday 22 May at 14:13.

Does the name Ricky
mean anything to you?

- What do you mean?
- Just answer the question.

Does that name mean anything to you?

It can be a nickname for Rickard.

But do you have
a personal connection to Ricky?

My Dad called me Ricky when I was sma

Right. How come?

They had two name suggestions
when I was born.

If it was a girl: Cecilia.
If it was a boy: Ricky.

But Dad couldn't let it go, so he cal
Ricky sometimes, as a joke.

Did you ever call yourself Ricky?

What are you after?

How do you even know all this?

Is it Josef?

Jesus...

Is he here?

He's behind there, right?

You fucking coward!

Are you hiding behind there?
What did I do to you?

Just leave me alone. Go to hell!

Just sit yourself calmly down.

This is totally nuts.

Okay.

Sure...

I called myself Ricky sometimes.
Really silly.

Åsa got super jealous over the name
so I dropped it.

When?

Like at high school.

I don't get it?
What's this got to do with anything?

Steinar...

Do you recognize this?

It looks like my Dad's.

- Where'd you get it?
- Are you sure?

If you log in,
there's an image of jewellery

that my Dad gave my Mum
the morning of their wedding.

You know the password?

Try "lifegoeson". Lower case, no spac

Good. Well, let's take a break.

Here are the files from Vidar's
goldsmith workshop.

The last file was opened
the day before yesterday.

And seems to have been opened
several times lately. Shall I run it?

- What are you doing?
- The code to the safe!

- I don't know the code.
- Give me the code!

The code or I'll kill you!

- The code!
- One, nine, eight, two...

Ulrika Kennerberg.

It seems that Åsa knew all along
who broke into her dad's workshop.

- Hello, Jenny.
- It's like this. Åsa had...

One moment, just repeat that. Hang on

Åsa had one mobile phone
in her handbag in the flat

and a pay-as-you-go
in her trouser pocket.

- A cheap thing.
- Try calling that contact. Ricky.

It's ringing here.

Åsa Karlsson called Per-Erik Stensson
and ordered a hit on Ulrika Kennerber

Probably to avenge the death
of her father.

We have nothing that indicates
that Cissi Karlsson is involved.

So, we'll have to let her go.

Right, we're done for today.
So you can go.

I just want you to know that my siste
would never take her own life.

She'd never do that to me.

- Hello, Cissi.
- Hi.

I heard what happened.

I didn't think you'd come in today.

Just tell me if there's anything
you want me to do or if you want anyt

I want a new life...and a hug.

Of course!

Listen, I have a party coming in late

- Sorry, I cancelled them. I thought.
- That's fine.

Absolutely fine. It's just as well.

Take care of that.

Take care of them. I'll be fine.

- You can leave after that.
- Yep. I'm coming, what is it?

Martin?

- Do you have a moment?
- Of course. Come in.

Cissi Karlsson said she was certain
her sister didn't take her own life.

- Okay.
- So I asked Ayda to check something.

It turns out there's a surveillance c

which is directly opposite
Åsa Karlsson's building entrance.

Here's Åsa.

Look there.
A man enters the door after her.

It could be anyone,
someone who lives there.

Just wait a bit.

- Here she falls.
- Oh, god!

There's more. Look.

- He walks out again.
- Exactly.

- It's the same man.
- Who is that?

What the hell!

I'm off. Don't forget to lock up.

Hi. Isn't there anything
we have to sort out or...?

- Åsa didn't take her own life.
- What?

She seems to have been pushed
and Johan Kennerberg was there!

Excuse me, but we're closed.

Sorry, I should have locked the door.

I already did.

Cecilia Karlsson?

Is that you?

Yes...

I took your sister's life.
Now it's your turn.

You did it together, didn't you?

You and your sister killed my daughte

She was all I had. You understand?

So...I threw your fucking sister
over the balcony rail.

Wait!

Come out now.

Let's end this shit.

I'm at her work, she's not picking up

It doesn't feel right.
Send a car, fast as fuck!

Cissi!

Cissi!

Police! Show yourself
and put down your weapon!

I don't know what my sister did to yo

Cissi! Put down the gun!

I don't know anything
about your damn daughter!

Cissi, drop the gun!

Go on, shoot...

Cissi? Drop the gun.

Shoot... Do it!
It feels fucking good.

Police!

No, don't touch me!

Let go!

Thanks for coming.

At the last minute, but yeah...

I was unarmed,
it could have turned out very differe

You were right, I lost my judgement.

I understand.

So a daughter loses her father
and hires a hitman to get even.

Leading to a dad losing his daughter
and going just as crazy. Come...

So the other owner ordered a hit
on Bruno Simonsson?

The first payment to the contract kil
Per-Erik Stensson came from his accou

He wanted to sell,
but Bruno stood in the way.

The second payment came from Åsa Karl
Also a quarter of a million.

It sounds a lot,
but it's nothing for a person's life.

Welcome everyone.
I think we should eat, right?

- Absolutely...
- You wanted a beer?

Of course.

- Everyone have something strong?
- Yes.

Let's start with whetting our whistle

Yes!

All of us love a little dram

All of us love a little dram

Could I please, could I please
Swap pants with you, sweet Ma'am?

That won't do at all, dear sir
That won't do at all, dear sir

As I have, as I have
No pants to confer!

- Cheers everyone!
- Cheers!

- That hit the spot!
- Yes, well done.

- Shall I help you?
- Yes, please.

- Who's that?
- A friend of Martin, I think.

Are you absolutely sure
we're not intruding?

- Come one, this is really nice.
- Maybe you want your dad to yourself

- Without all of us.
- I gave that up ages ago.

You can take Martin Beck
out of police headquarters. Barely...

But to take the police out of Martin
No, that's not possible.

- Are you talking about me?
- No.

- Couldn't Josef make it today?
- Well, he... I don't actually know.

- Cheers.
- Cheers!

What is that...? No, no...!

What the hell!

- Hi.
- Hi.

Come in.