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I won't slip.
- That's right.

Especially after this.

Come work for me.

You'll get as much money
as you can make.

Troy Enterprises offers you
2.5 million euros

for developing your business.

It says here that
her next of kin is Juhani
Maäkela.

He has been informed.

I can't do this.
- We have no choice.

There was no sentence.

They were friends.

Okay.

Let me see the microchip.

It has the beginnings of a good
story.

Leave a window open for me.
You have to.

Not another word, Ipi.
I'm going home to sleep.

Ipi, hey.

Dad.

Dad, wait.

I'm sorry.

You're too hasty.

You're just too slow.

It's called being thorough.

Good journalism demands it.

Now you're being preachy.
- And you're being careless.

You can't attack people like
that,

no matter how right you think
you are.

I'll fix this somehow.

What are these?
- Thanks. Horses.

But they're nothing like we
discussed.

They'll do just fine for us.

Not one of these is worth
more than a grand.

You paid 80,000 for these?

Don't worry. They're fine.

Besides, they'll only stay here
for a few weeks.

The next transport has already
been booked.

But--
- No more questions.

What's going on here?

You can't change their chips.

It's illegal.
- Is that so?

This not what we discussed.

There we go. Now we're in
business.

Hammarén--
- Let's do the paperwork.

Bring in the next one!

All right.

Here.

Everything looks fine to me.

I assure you, they're fine.
- Don't be hasty.

People used to ride a horse
to the store or a post office.

Nowadays they just
ride around in circles.

Strange hobby.

To each his own, I guess.

Well?
- We'll give it a try.

I told you.

Kari.

The money hasn't been deposited
yet.

Are you sure about this?
- Yes.

We must get this situation
under control.

Good.

There.

I don't want to go.

Why can't we just come clean?
- Okay...

Now's not the right time for
this.

Come on.

Time to go.

There you go.
I will take care of everything.

Will you tell the children where
I am?
- I can't do that.

But I'll come and visit you.

You'll get plenty of rest.

Everything will be fine.

Grab your bag.

Go ahead and look
so we'll get that out of the
way.

Not a front desk face.

Luckily lawyers aren't
just representatives.

Can you tell me what happened?

I assume you read the report.
I've nothing to add to that.

Who started it?

I'm sure I was to blame, too.

You filed a report?
- Yes.

But in court, things changed?

Yes, for the witness, but...

We were able to come to a
settlement.

Who's we?
- Erik Korvola, Juhani Maäkela
and I.

You had no legal counsel?

I didn't need one.

You were paid compensation?

Yes.

How much?

I was compensated for
pain and suffering, like
expected.

You work as an executive
assistant here?

For Juhani Maäkela.

And you started six months
after the incident?

Your LinkedIn profile.

Six months as an intern.

You've advanced quickly on your
career.

But on top of a job,
you also received money.

Your most recent tax records.

42,000 in salary,
16,000 in capital income.

You have a year-old stock
portfolio.

Where did you get the initial
capital?

That's none of your business.

Money is always a security risk
for those who handle it.

Both to the giver and the
receiver.

I just accepted reparations.
- Who offered them?

Erik Korvola.
- How much?

I promised I wouldn't tell.
- Why?

Because...

I don't know.
Because I was asked not to.

Any idea where that money came
from?

That's none of my business.

Technically no, but morally yes.

As a lawyer,
you should know the difference.

Please understand, I'm not
judging--

Look at my face.

No one will hire me.

I can't represent anyone.

That was my whole life.
Look at me now.

I just don't understand
why you can't tell me.

Ask those who started this,

and leave me alone.

This is Inkeri Aho from Navitas.

I would like to meet you
and Sini Korvola as soon as
possible.

Whenever you have the time.

Right. Here's our copy.

Daycare Centre Vauhtila.

The contract was signed 2.5
years ago,

and it covers processed meats
and intermediate goods.

Meaning?

Ground beef, cold cuts,
and semi-prepared foods

are delivered from the central
kitchen.

Where does the central kitchen
get them from? - What?

Everything you just mentioned.

This is public information.
- Competitive tendering is,
sure.

Its results have been ratified.
- That's right.

So, the name of the supplier?

Has there been a problem?
- With what?

If there are any problems,
tell us so we can work it out.

Isn't that what we're doing?

We don't want any trouble.
- Just give me the name.

It's a big company.

I mean, maybe it's best
not to mess with them.

Great, thank you.

Hi, I'm Inkeri Aho.

Oh, hi. Nice to meet you.

I'm Sami Korvola, and this is
Sini.

Hello.
- Hi.

Would you like a drink?
- No, thank you.

So...

I guess you're aware
that your father paid

compensations to Reija Mansner
for an assault?

So what?
- So you do know.

How's it related to the life
insurance?
- What compensations?

Any idea how much?

It was handled by dad and
Maäkela.

Ask Juhani.
- I was hoping you could answer
it.

Why do you even ask?
- Money is always a risk.

Especially if you
suddenly have a lot of it.

All risk factors are taken into
account.

It could have something
to do with the disappearance.

That's ancient history.
- Money never is.

Particularly when it comes to
debts.
- What debts?

Your father's life insurance
compensation limit was raised.

Why?
- Sorry, this is too much for
me.

Maybe he felt threatened?
- What the fuck does that mean?

Raising the limit
often involves a risk--

What are you getting at?
- Sini...

I said I could handle prison,

but dad wanted to come up
with something else.

Then they thought of something,
and fuck knows what!

Sini, no one blames--
- She does!

No, I'm only asking--
- Same difference!

Get out, staff only.

What's wrong with you?

She's only trying to help.
- She's here to blame me.

What makes you think that?
She's only asking questions.

But why is she asking about
money that was paid ages ago?

I didn't even want it
in the first place.

How should I know?

But why would she blame you?
Why would anyone?

What's wrong? Tell me.

You can tell me anything.

You hear me?
- Whatever.

Stop sulking, you bonehead.

People are just trying to help.
- No, they're not.

Stop worrying so much.

Thank you.

Hi! Johanna Vainikainen, a
journalist.
- Hi.

I'm writing a story on the
structure of
the food industry. Who could I
talk to?

Wait here.
- Sure.

Someone's here asking for you.
Right. Okay.

Wait here for a moment.
- Thank you.

Hi. I'm Johanna Vainikainen,
a journalist.

Yes?

This is a company that imports
meat products, right?

This is a sorting facility,
the company is elsewhere. -
Okay.

Your meat comes from...?

Wholesalers in Denmark.

Right.

And the quality control?

We follow all the necessary
EU regulations.

A check in the departure
country,

and a veterinary border check
here.
Any ID?

Sure.

We don't want this sort of
publicity.
- What sort?

Any sort.

Can you at least tell me
something?

Is there someone else I could
talk to?

Give me your card.
We'll see if someone has the
time.

I need to talk to you.

Can we talk later?

You don't have a minute?
- No.

I found the meat importer.
You won't believe how big this
is.

Johanna, I can't do this right
now.

CASH DEPOSITS

Jouni.
- Hi. Could you come over?

Sure.
- Thanks. Bye.

What's up?
- You know anything about
horses?

Horses?

Win big at the track or
something?

It's about a horse sale.

No wonder you're worried.

Here is the contract of sale,
and 10,000 in cash to go along.

I wanted to check with you
whether it's all solid

or if I should be worried.

I checked the seller.
That's their information.

Right.
- And this is their web site.

The seller seems legit, so
that's okay.

But who's the buyer?

Right, Peter and Jutta
Sandqvist.

The daughter does eventing,
and the dad does show jumping.

He's a national-level coach.

So, what's the problem here?

All that cash.

And this contract that came with
it.

I just wanted to check
if this is on the level.

Sandqvist sold a horse to
Estonia,
the buyer paid cash.

So, Sandqvist buys a horse from
Holland

and is paying for it with cash
he made
from a horse deal in Estonia.

What's the problem?
- This complexity.

That's why I asked
if you knew anything about
horses.

This has nothing to do with
horses.
It's a normal transaction.

What about the documentation?

I think it holds up.

Could you...?

Sure I can.
I'd much rather be here than
back there.

So let's do this together.

Right.

Let's start by selecting...

...new cash deposit.

Enter the amount.

10,750.

Now enter your username.

And your password.

I won't look.

Then the next panel.

Now it's my turn.

And my password. No peeking.

And now we press "confirm
deposit".

Then back to the main menu,
and that's it.

Thank you, Jouni.

No problem.

Next we write
the compensation agreement.

I'll draw up a draft
and send it to their legal
department.

Fantastic!

This was a good case for you.

Thank you.

Come out.

What do you want?

I visited the city's catering
services.

So?

Well... I'm holding
a copy of a contract that proves

your food isn't as organic as
you claim.

Not that it matters to me,
but it could damage your public
image.

You're blackmailing me.
- No more than you're
blackmailing us.

Will you drop the claim,
or shall I move ahead with the
story?

Look at you.

Advance payment.
- Huh?

I'll pay the rest later.

You stay away from Anita, Sami
and me.

Did you meet with the insurance
lady?

I never asked for your help,

and you never asked me
before you helped.

The money didn't come from me.

Your father took a loan
before I could intervene.

I've only tried
to control the situation.

What situation?
- The one you created.

I don't care
what you do with that money,

as long as I don't owe you
anything.

I despise you.

That reminds me...

Anita wants to sell the house.

I'll put it up for sale
tomorrow morning.

What the fuck?
- Anita has asked me

to be appointed Erik's trustee.

The house will be sold
with our mutual approval.

I'll call Sami. We'll force mum
to revoke this at the hospital.

Not so fast.
Your mother is no longer there.

Where is she, then?
- I can't tell you that.

But believe me, she's getting
the best treatment possible.

When she comes back,
she'll be back to her perky
self.

Don't look at me like that.
This is for your good, too.

Like I said, this is all thanks
to you.

Hi.
- Hi. I need to talk to you.

I want to tell you first
since Ipi is mad at me.

For a good reason. Come in.
- Thank you.

Keep your shoes on,
I'm in the middle of something.

Sorry to bother you outside of
work.

How can I help?

I wanted to talk to you about
the damages claim.

I took care of it.

They're dropping the claim.

How did you do that?
- I just did it.

How?

That daycare claims their meat
comes from small farms.

I got hold of a contract that--
- How?

Sorry?
- How did you "get hold of" it?

I found out their meat
comes from the city,

and the city gets it from
a multinational wholesaler.

That's where the chip came from.
They're lying to the parents.

So, I asked the woman
to drop the damages claim.

When we were hiring you as a
stringer,

your father was
dead against it and said:

"She's too young and hasty
for this line of work."

I disagreed.

Now that I'm listening to you
recount your heroic exploits,

I realise he was right all
along.

Ethical Guidelines for
Journalists,

Professional Status, section
four,
ever heard of it?

Sure.
- And yet,

you deliberately misused your
position.

If this microchip business
is as you say,

we're dealing with such
a massive food safety risk

that this doesn't only concern
you or me or our company.

This concerns everyone who eats
food.

This is big.

So, do you realise why
your father is angry at you?

You've acted against the ethics
of your profession

and you've ruined our chance to
break the biggest story of the
year.

And if I'm being totally honest,

I'm not sure which pisses me off
more.

Mum, your casserole is burning.
- I'll be right there.

I'm putting you aside for now.

You will hand over all the
material
you've gathered so far,

and I'll pass it on to someone
who knows what they're doing.

I don't intend doing
business with you ever again.

Get up and help me,
for heaven's sake!

It's Theo. The money has gone
through.
He's asking how to proceed.

Let's do smaller batches.

We'll re-evaluate
the situation in two weeks.

That way they can use smaller
notes
that are easier to get rid of.

Son of a bitch, this is working.

We'll start with 12 accounts.
We can establish new ones as
needed.

I'll take my fee
automatically from the accounts.

Meaning what, exactly?
- This works like any payment of
wages.

The money is steered to my
account, too.
Where it goes from there is my
business.

You're satisfied
if the totals add up, right?

I need six addresses by next
Wednesday,

and proof that these people have
jobs
and are being paid.

You'll get the names this week.
- From whom?

Don't you worry about that.
Can you do it?

Are you worried?
- Not at all.

The only thing that worries me
is how you'll manage.

You're going to be a rich woman.

As long as I no longer have to
take orders from people dumber
than me.

Meaning me?

Among others.

Have a nice trip.

Good evening.

Evening.

What are you doing here?

I happened to be around so I
figured...

...I'd surprise you.

I don't know if the wine is any
good,

but you'll find out by tasting
it.

Actually, I'm knackered.

I don't think I have the energy
to...

Okay.

No problem.

I didn't mean right now.

So yeah, this is for you.

Why don't we do this some other
day?

Sure.

Good night, Jouni.

Good night.

I don't want company.

I do.

Don't you have work to do?
- Yeah, too much.

So stop pestering me,
go back to work.

Why do you hold a grudge
for a mutual decision?

Because it was your fault.

I asked what I should do,
and you told me to go.

If you have to ask,
doesn't that say everything?

For fuck's sake, Inkeri.
- That's how it went.

Hi.

No, I'm not coming in today.

Taking a day off.

I'm in my pyjamas.

Goddamnit.

Fine. I'll be there.
I'm bringing Pyry along.

I'm too tired
to have this conversation right
now.

Just leave me alone.

Pyry!

Hey, boy!

Hi, Pyry!

Remember me, boy?

I think he does.

Sorry, I have nothing for you.

Got him?

You're such a good boy.

I'm going now.
- Okay.

Here, boy.

Inkeri, this is Juhani--
- We've met.

Good morning.

In a nutshell,

some things have come to light
that we should--

May I see the power of attorney?

Convenient timing.
- Sometimes you get lucky.

This is authentic?
- Inkeri.

The whole life insurance process
is premature.

As the trustee,
I want this process retracted.

It's in the family's best
interest
we investigate this,

and in ours to prepare
for the compensations.

He's not legally declared dead
yet.
- It's likely to happen soon.

Well...

Let's discuss that when the time
comes.

Right now we're trying to sell a
house,

and that is much easier with
any misconceptions out of the
way.

You're selling a house
before Erik is declared dead

so you can act as the trustee,
am I right?

Only an insurance agent
can come up with such idiotic
logic.

I'm an investigator.

No point discussing this
further.

We'll cease the process
and come back to it

when the declaration process
is finished.

After that, we'll look at the
documents
and proceed from there.

Thank you.

This was the only right decision
in these circumstances.

So...

You don't care as long as
you don't have to pay anything.

We just agreed to put things on
hold.

The power of attorney might be
fake.

Call the Register Office and
ask.

Maäkela arranged a settlement
between
Korvola's daughter and her
victim.

Korvola couldn't have afforded
such a large sum.

If the money came from savings
or from a bank,

why has nobody told me?

Everyone has a right to privacy.

The amount of compensation
was raised after the assault.

That must mean something.

You've already decided
there's something fishy going
on.

Not true.
- You always cause unnecessary
conflicts

and confuse decent people.

You asked me to investigate it,
so I did.

Now that I'm making headway,
you change the rules.

You seem to keep switching
priorities
at your convenience.

Tread lightly now.

Here's something to occupy your
mind.

The arson case of a ski resort.

Nothing too complicated
for a busy bee like yourself.

You had decided this in advance.

I was prepared. That's my job.

How can you be such a prick?
- Easily.

You'll regret this decision.

I'm sure I can handle it.

Inkeri! You left your dog.

Of course.

Did you check the car accident?
- What?

Erik Korvola was in an accident,
but the case was not processed.

Someone ran into him
and fled the scene.

No one applied for compensation,
they just bought a new car.

So what?
- People usually report such
accidents.

Korvola just bailed
and left his car in a ditch.

Was he injured?
- No idea.

I could check.
- No point doing it now.

I was ordered to drop the case.

I need to start investigating a
fire.

Okay...