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Thank you.

Dr. Pistorius,
Detective Nick Wilson.

Morning.

Thanks for making the trip.

Come on through.

I'll give you the grand tour.

So this is the
centre of operations.

And this is Solomon,
who captains the ship.

Thanks for having me.

Good to meet you.

Welcome to Donnybrook.

We mostly scrape
by on provincial budgets.

Um, when was this
place last upgraded?

When it was uh, first built.

I don't mean to rush you but,

time is very much
not on our side

and we need to crack Zikode.

Don't worry, I've been
doing my homework.

Christopher Zikode.

He's got quite
the CV, hasn't he?

Eight murders, five attempted.

Five rapes.

One indecent assault and
eight attempted rapes.

He must have been
working overtime.

Yeah, for the last 17 months.

He likes to mutilate
the corpses.

One woman had her face
and breasts removed.

And tinder inserted
into her vagina.

Sometimes when his
victims were couples,

he shoots the man first
to get him out of the way.

Mutilation usually
means curiosity.

Childish exploration.

Often a killer who's
psychologically immature.

I need him cracked open
by Monday, eight a.m.

He's set to appear in court
and hasn't said a damn word yet

in the 24 hours we've
had him in custody.

I need that thing
off the streets.

By eight a.m. Monday?

No pressure, then.

Nice, relaxed schedule for you.

Yeah.

Can we get you sorted
in the interview room?

Then I'll bring Zikode in.

Mm hmm.

How's your Zulu?

Uh, pretty basic.

But I should be just
about able to follow.

Oh, okay.

Do you need me to
translate for you,

or you want to be
alone with him?

No, actually the
translation will buy me time

to figure him out.

Okay.

Christopher.

Are you
okay to talk to me?

I'd like to know more
about your childhood.

What it was like,
where you grew up?

I heard you were
quite the activist

in your high school days.

And I read in one
of your statements

that you never knew your father.

Is that right?

Your Baba?

Not a fan of his father.

I gathered.

Tell me about your mother.

She?

No idea.

Did you kill those men and women

to get back at someone
in your family?

To punish someone?

It's their fault, isn't it?

It's their fault you
killed these women.

I just need to step
outside for a cigarette.

Is that okay?

- Yeah.
- You can take over.

He's like a little boy.

Still pointing fingers
and blaming his parents.

They made me do it.

It's always
someone else's fault.

No, but I think it's how
he sees everything he did.

It's not just to
evade punishment.

He believes it.

No one made him kill
all those people.

Those women, what he
did to their bodies.

If I'm going to
get the confession,

I need to get under his skin.

So where does that leave us?

How do we get a confession
if he thinks he's blameless?

I need him to trust me.

He needs to feel like I see him.

Can you take me to the place
the last victim was found?

Christine Ntanzi.

It's all the way
in Marutswa Forest.

It's 20 minutes from here.

We don't have enough time.

Well, I think maybe we don't
have enough time not to go.

Micki, you know I
need my confession.

I know.

And if you're going to get
that, I need to see what he saw.

Follow his logic
on the crime scene.

See how he staged the murder.

See what he left behind.

I need to walk in his shoes.

Do whatever you have
to, just be quick.

And Micki,

hold on to yourself
when you're going there.

He's gotten away with
a lot for a long time.

I hear you.

You're trying to
get under his skin

but just make sure to
climb back up again.

Sorry.

This is where we found her.

The dogs led us here.

There's nothing left.

We made sure we took
all the evidence.

Combed over everything
twice, three times.

The storm would have
washed everything away.

What's wrong?

This place gives me
a strange feeling.

Can we bring Zikone here?

To the forest?

Do you know how much cack
I'll get into for that?

Can we try it?

Don't suggest any road
trips with this one.

No small talk.

You like it here, don't you?

Makes you feel safe.

Hidden.

Where did you know
Christine Ntanzi from?

You brought her here because
it's where you felt safe.

You wanted to hide.

to take your time.

You had a difficult
life, didn't you?

Your family moved around
from place to place.

You never fit in anywhere.

You were always isolated.

Always alone.

I think the other
kids bullied you.

You ran from them.

Always looking for
places to hide.

This is your safe place.

Your shelter.

Your parents
didn't give you that.

It was their fault
that your brothers bullied you.

Your father abandoned you.

Your mother never
stood up for you.

The forest gave
you what they didn't.

Is that Christine?

But she didn't love you back.

She pushed you away.

Did all the other
women do that, too?

Yes, it does.

It matters to you.

You kill women who reject you.

And then you kill the men
they choose instead of you.

How did it feel when
you did this to her?

She was spread-eagled.

You pushed sticks and
grass into her vagina.

You raped her.

You cut off her face.

her breasts.

Do you remember this?

You felt she deserved it.

You couldn't help yourself.

You were worried when you
did this, weren't you?

You cut off her face
because she knew you.

You were scared
she'd recognise you.

But you were too curious

to stop yourself.

You had to know.

to explore her.

Tell me why you did
it, Christopher.

In your own words.

Tell me how.

Captain, we're out
of time for today.

We need to head back.

Just 20 more minutes.

Yeah, I
have to keep a log.

And if the defence finds
we held him too long,

I know, I'm sorry.

Hello.

Hi.

I was just reading about
how amazing you are,

and I thought I should call
you and tell you myself.

I am pretty amazing, it's true.

But in what specific context?

Your Sithole case.

So when is Dr. Amazing Pistorius

back from the middle of nowhere?

Soon.

I'll be done by tomorrow.

Have to be.

You want to talk about it?

No, I don't want to
give you nightmares too.

Problem shared.

Is a problem two people
don't have to deal with,

which in the case of
a brutal serial killer

is not something you need.

Fair enough.

So do you have any plans
for when you're back?

That depends.

On?

On where you're inviting me.

Sorry.

I'm heading off to the
States tomorrow evening.

Duty calls.

Right.

I'd love to see
you when I'm back.

You pick the place,
I'll pick the time.

I'd like that.

Okay, bye.

Bye.

There she is.

What's your poison, Captain?

I'd love a hot chocolate.

Okay, what about a drink?

I don't drink on the job.

Okay, I'll compromise.

With a good
old-fashioned liqueur.

Are we just serving ourselves?

- Yeah.
- Yeah, okay.

That should loosen you up.

I don't need loosening up.

No, I do, you're right.

So tell me, what
were you busy with

before you gave up your
life and came to Natal

with two hours' notice?

20 minutes' notice, actually.

And I was busy,

I don't know.

I'm the only profiler
in this country so,

I get called up quite a lot.

What does your
family think of that?

Is this an interrogation?

No.

No, I just want to know
what I'm dealing with.

Okay.

My parents don't have strong
feelings about my job.

My sister has strong feelings
about everything I do.

- Oh.
- Mm.

What about yours?

Um, well, my family
are all abroad.

There's not much time
for anything else so,

just me.

Not a lot of places to
meet guys in this town?

My mother worries about me.

She says we're all
going to end up with

heart problems and
nervous conditions.

Yeah, well, she's right.

Since I took this job,

it gets pretty fucking
noisy in my head.

It's only going to get worse.

It's only going to get worse.

To the voices in our heads.

To the voices in our heads.

I'm fine, thank you.

- Christopher-
- Mhlengwa.

Mhlengwa?

That's what you call him?

I see.

And Mhlengwa, he's
lived here a long time?

What's his sister's name?

Nomusa.

And what's Nomusa like?

And she's still alive?

So if you moved around a lot,

where did he go to school?

He was bullied.

His brothers hurt him.

Did that hurt you too?

Very soon, Mama, very soon.

Mama, could I see
Mhlengwa's room?

Thank you.

Would you mind if I
took these with me?

Magazines that he bought?

And you didn't mind
having pictures like this

in your house?

Thank you.

Mhlengwa.

Ready?

You got this.

We made a stop at your
mother's compound.

It was good to talk to her.

She told me about you as a boy.

As a son.

- Mhlengwa.
- Mhlengwa.

Do you like being
called Mhlengwa?

Right.

Do you recognise
any of these ladies?

You spent a lot
of time with them.

No, no, no, no.

They're real women
in the photographs.

You must know that.

You must feel close to them.

You spent all that time
in your mother's hut

looking at these women.

Dreaming about what
you'd do to them.

Tell me what kind of
fantasies you had about her.

These?

My pictures?

Yes.

No, they are your pictures.

You can do with
them what you like.

I'm not judging you,
Mhlengwa, I'm just curious.

Did you imagine tying her up?

That she'd be defenceless?

Maybe struggle a bit.

Did you think you'd
have to hold her down

in order to have sex with her?

When did the fantasies
begin to feel like

they weren't enough?

What about your sister?

I didn't know you had a sister.

You didn't feel like telling me?

I don't know.

About growing up maybe.

You two were close.

She looked after you.

And then she left you.

You think she's a bitch?

Numsa?

Why are you so angry at her?

And she let you down?

Which woman did you want
her to set you up with?

- Was it Christine?
- Christine?

- Or Nomathemba?
- Nomathemba?

- Maybe Florence?
- Florence?

Nomathemba.

And that got
to you, didn't it?

Yeah, she should
have been yours.

Yours to do what
you wanted with.

But she was someone else's.

And it was Nomsa's
fault that you lost her.

So you had to take
out your frustration

on the women you killed.

Nomsa disappointed you.

You had to punish her
for abandoning you.

Did Nomsa need to be
punished, Mhlengwa?

You will cut her open?

Like you did to
Christine Ntanzi?

Like you
did to Nomathemba?

And Gugu?

And Florence, yes?

What do you mean yours?

You killed them?

At least let's
have some meat then, you know?

You
mustn't run so much,

you're getting too old.

Cheers!

Yeah, we
caught the guy, yes we did!

I'm just gonna go
check on Micki.

Any answers up there?

None that I can find.

Yeah.

Astrology is not my
strong suit either.

I don't know what I'm
looking at half the time.

Helps clear the head.

Yeah, it's a different
world up there.

Yeah, we're just

spinning on a rock.

So you relieved?

It's over.

Always.

And always unsatisfied.

Why?

You nailed him.

Tomorrow there's one
less Christopher Zikode.

Took a lot to get it.

You know, Micki, I've
never seen anyone

do what you did in
that room today.

I'm just saying.

Thank you.

Well, my theory is
that men are like pets.

You need to feed
them, exercise them.

Keep them stimulated.

I'm sure she means
intellectually stimulated.

No, I'm sure I don't.

So what?

Love is like a
meeting of the minds.

No, it is, it is.

You need to have
someone you can talk to.

Someone who challenges you.

Okay, I'm not saying
there's no value in that.

I'm just saying you're
not going to bother

getting to know someone

if you don't want to get naked
with them from the start.

Oh, she
makes a strong point.

Okay, so, is there
a new contender?

Maybe.

Tell us everything.

Please, please.

Name, vital
statistics, foot size.

Foot size?

Stop it!

Well go on, who is he?

- He's just a guy.
- Just a guy?

I am supposed to be your sister
and that is all I'm getting?

Well, for now, I'll tell you-

I'll get it.

Micki?

Hey, are you okay?

Yeah, no, I'm fine, I'm fine.

I just,

it just gave me a shock
and I'm tired, that's all.

Are you sure?

Delivery.

Do you want me to
read the card for you?

Yes, please.

A problem shared is
a problem halved.

What's that like a
private joke or something?

Yeah, something like that.

- Micki-
- I'm fine.

I'm fine, honestly, I just,

I need to catch up
on sleep, that's all.

I promise, look, see?

I'm fine.