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I know why she did it.

Hello. Are you doing well?

I know why she did it.

165 over 105.

Bleach.

Not today, that is.

Hulda. I have to tell you something.

It was him.

- Thanks for the lesson. See you next week. - Thank you.

Police, please.

It's bad.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello! Help!

Help me!

Who do you think will help?

Who do you think you want to hear?

Who are you?

Relax. Keep warm as we speak.

- You talked to the police. - What? I didn't do that.

Yes, you did, kozel. You quailed.

You talked to them about Katja, didn't you?

- You put ugly ideas into circulation. - I...

There was a rumor that she was a prostitute.

Just a rumour. That's all.

I swear! That's all I said!

You are a stickler.

Put your hand in the water.

I can't!

Your hand or your head.

Oh god, no!

- Oh god. I will! - Your hand!

- Or your head! - I will!

- I'll have to. - Do it!

I will probably.

Lukas, I'm on my way to Albert's office.

I want to know who ordered the deportation of Luljeta Shehi.

Meet me there.

You guys made a deal, right?

Hello.

Sorry, you're not allowed to go in there.

What happened?

Why was Luljeta Shehi suddenly expelled?

Vent.

If you want to talk, make an appointment. Daniel can help you.

I don't care about it.

A girl is dead. One is missing, so put the phone down.

Yes, I'll call you back.

Luljeta Shehi is deported. Why?

She came from a troubled country. It happens.

- What was the problem? - Well...

Government corruption and human rights issues.

The integrity of the judiciary. Choose yourself.

An important person is deported within 24 hours of us making contact -

- because immigration doesn't like Albanians?

Seems weird, doesn't it?

- Why was she important? - We don't have to answer questions.

My point is that this sort of thing can happen quickly for a reason.

Citizenship does not come automatically, and there is always racial -

- ethnic or religious discrimination.

Do you share the pessimism with all clients?

They already know. This is the world we live in.

- Evil is stronger than good. - Who decided to expel her?

The head of immigration. After counseling, I would think.

-If counseling? -How the hell was I supposed to know?

Are we done here?

You are lucky. She was supposed to be on the plane this morning -

- but the weather is ... You know how it is.

- Why are you deporting her? - It has nothing to do with me.

I just need to get her on the plane.

Both interrogation rooms are in use, so you must talk to her in the cell.

Not that she says much.

Icelandic police is not her favorite agency right now.

Not.

Hello. My name is Hulda. It's Luke.

From the police.

- We met at the hostel, right? - I know that.

You want to send me out of the country.

- It has nothing to do with me. - You tricked me.

You will send me home. That's why you follow me.

It's about the Russian girl who was killed.

Her friend Elena has also disappeared. You knew them both, right?

We don't want to trouble you. I promise.

Is it possible that Katja or Elena were brought to Iceland -

- as sex workers?

What? No.

No, no. Not them.

But you stayed?

Where do you know this man from?

He gave me money and promised to help with my visa.

- He offered me a job. - What kind of job?

Was he violent towards you? Did he ever threaten you?

No.

Did he know Katja?

Perhaps.

I saw them once.

Do you think he could have harmed her?

Do you know where Elena is?

I think she ran away. She doesn't want to leave the country.

I'll probably have to do the same.

I can't go home. I can't do that.

No job, no money, no life, no future, nothing.

At home, my future looked terrifying.

I was scared every day.

But when I got here -

- I felt alive and I don't want to go home.

I don't want to go home. help me

I'm talking to the other officer. Maybe he can…

... make you feel better.

Ask him to help me.

I will help you. I will do anything you want.

Just help me. I'm begging you.

We talk to him.

Katja and Elena knew Luljeta. Via an association.

We know that Misha drove her and other girls to parties.

- And guys, right? - And guys. Yes.

Luljeta said she saw Katja with Misha -

- and we also know that Misha worked for Gunnar.

What the hell does that mean? You watch too many crime dramas.

This is how my brain works.

It helps me see all the pieces.

Who is Misha?

He's a bad guy.

Rumors.

Rumors.

Misha Volkov? Can we talk together?

- Shall I... - No.

Read the signs. It is the men's dressing.

We don't care about your little dick.

Hello. I want to talk to you.

Don't talk to Militsiya.

- Come on, Misha. We ask nicely. - Wednesday night, where were you?

I don't remember that.

Do you have an alibi for where you don't remember being?

Katja Popova? Do you know her?

What about Elena Dubrovsky?

No.

The Russian community in Iceland is probably not that big.

Are we really supposed to believe that shit?

Come on, Misha. You have nothing to hide.

Why don't you talk to us? Get some good karma.

We'll figure it out anyway. Everything is connected, right?

Are you enjoying Iceland, Misha?

One of the things I like most about living here -

- is to walk in the highlands.

Are you hiking?

Katja was found on one of the glaciers.

Very severe injuries to the brain, chest and a broken pelvis.

We don't know why she was there or who she was with.

- That's not my problem. - I can make it your problem.

If you don't want to talk to me now, that's perfectly fine -

- but I find everything I can about you.

I'll turn you inside out and shake you for coins.

Piss off, you little bitch.

Kors.

What? Not the Russian bath scene of your dreams?

- What do you want for dinner? - I don't know.

You need to get a warrant on Misha's bank statement.

I want to know where he spends his money.

Of course.

"What about you, Lukas? What do you want for dinner?"

Hulda, I'm glad you asked. I want lamb soup, I think.

- It is the Icelanders' greatest achievement. - Whoa.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. How is it going? - Good, thanks.

Well. I'm fine too.

It's Iceland. You have to get used to it.

- Bumping into people. - Yes. Sure.

- Have you bumped into each other before? - A couple of times.

Once actually.

- My name is Hulda. - Hello. My name is Abel.

I ran out, so I have to get back to work.

Yes, sure.

I have to follow my grandmother home. She gets angry when she gets wet.

It was great to see you. Hulda.

Let it be.

He's too sweet for you.

I know why she did it.

We'll never find out why.

To look for a reason and keep on -

- will drive you crazy.

We have to live without an answer.

He did something. She told me that.

It is the healthcare system that is hungry for attention.

That's what they should focus on.

Did you argue with Dimma?

What?

Why do you ask that?

I just wanted to know.

We sometimes disagreed, but no.

We never argued.

- What did you disagree about? - What the hell are you doing?

- Why do you ask that? - Not for nothing.

So.

Otherwise it sounded like something.

Bartender, I have a question.

And?

Do you want to go out with me?

You guys have movie theaters here, right?

Maybe we can have a drink when you're free?

I don't think so.

Because?

I think you have Peter Pan syndrome.

Kors.

Should I call my psychologist?

I don't know that. You just don't seem to want to be in a relationship.

You seem ... I don't know ...

... unbound.

Unbound?

You mean it as a compliment.

- Have you tried being in a relationship? - I'm trying now.

No, I...

- I just want to get to know you. - Sorry. I ...

I just don't think you know what you want.

Seriously?

Does anyone do that? Do you?

And.

YOU ARE A MONSTER I WANT TO BE NORMAL

I HATE HIM

Good morning, honey.

You are up early.

Is everything okay?

What is it? What?

What's going on, Hulda?

I'm just...

I'm fine. It's just work.

Are you...

... sad to retire?

No, I'm not sorry. Why should I be?

You would say that, wouldn't you?

- Hulda. - I'm going for a swim.

- Good. Who will be next? - Me.

Well. Yes.

- You, what do you want to draw? - A cat.

Fine.

- How many children do you take care of? - More than we can handle.

We are... We are completely buried.

- Do they sleep here? - In the dormitories down the hall.

Unless we can find foster families.

- Is that a possibility? - Yes.

There just isn't a big market for traumatized children -

- with a limited ability to communicate.

So… you can imagine.

The Russian boy.

He should be in language classes.

Down the hall.

- Good. Thanks. - Yes.

Well.

Hello.

Hello.

I have this one for you. It's your favorite, right?

Delicious. Licorice is the best.

- What happened to your hand? - Just an accident.

Did she talk to anyone before his mother disappeared?

Someone Rudi didn't know?

The man you saw, the big red man, what did he look like?

Was it the big red man?

Maybe you can draw him for me.

Can you draw the big red man?

How is he?

He does not eat enough and is socially withdrawn.

- Have you found his mother? - Not yet.

Kors.

It's a bad accident.

Did you go to the hospital?

What happened?

I can't talk about it.

With you. With the police.

If you try to convince me that everything is fine -

- you make it miserable.

Tell me what happened.

Hello, Bjartur.

You can get through. follow me

- Hulda. - Me.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Yes. - Yes.

- Did Misha Volkov do that to you? - Yes.

Do you know why?

He found out that I talked to the police about the prostitution.

- Who else did you tell that to? - No one.

Only you, detective.

I didn't know if it was true.

We need a list of everyone in the class.

I think someone was listening.

You must report him for violence for what he has done to you.

What? You didn't say anything about that.

This is how we get him off the street. Then we can keep him.

But I told you…

... what happened.

I don't want to get involved in anything else.

No, I'm in on that -

- but it won't help us if you don't make it official.

- You must give an explanation. - No. Excuse me. I can't do that.

It could jeopardize the investigation.

Come on. Let's sit down.

I know how you feel. You are afraid -

- but we can prevent it from happening again.

We can help you and vice versa.

Sorry.

Katja Popova.

What did you say? That she was a really nice girl.

A really sweet girl.

But she is dead.

Now Elena Dubrovskij has disappeared.

There is a boy without a mother -

- and you might be able to help us do something about it.

And you don't want to get involved?

I should stick your other hand in a hot spring.

- Hulda. - Shut up!

He harms women. It is his way of life to do them harm.

Young women, girls.

Are you saying you're too scared to come forward?

And.

I'm afraid.

I didn't agree to this.

Are you in?

- I have said what I know. - You're a coward.

I know that.

POLICE OFFICER

The boy is completely destroyed. It's terrifying.

Of course he's completely devastated.

It's him from surveillance. Him, Rudi was afraid of.

He watched. Rudi saw them.

- It's him. - Misha?

- He could not identify him. - The kid saw an asshole in a hoodie.

Put it on the board.

That's not enough to arrest Misha.

Please be helpful and tell me something I don't already know.

Don't yell at and disparage key witnesses, you fucking lunatic.

- Clean me up. Why are you here? - Believe me, I don't want that either.

Hold on then.

Elena's abduction was planned. They knew the area.

- Find the surveillance images. - We have that.

As far back as possible.

If they were regulars, we might see something.

And issue a search warrant for Misha's home.

On what basis? We don't have enough evidence.

I'll arrange that.

What the hell are you doing here?

This is awkward. I came up with this -

- but I've obviously interrupted something.

It is not like that.

Gunni, it looks a lot like that.

- You broke in. You will lose your job! - Yes, maybe.

You know what's also illegal? Paying for prostitutes.

You won't get trouble. I promise.

Me and Mr. Samuelsson just needs to have a chat.

Then I'll drive you home, right?

- Pay him. - What?

Pay him.

There is more money. The rest. Pay him!

Well.

I say you blackmailed me. That you forced me to pay him.

True, Gunni. You could do that.

I just wonder how your wife will feel when she hears about it.

She digs a little and checks the surveillance.

She quickly learns how many times -

- you have fucked others behind her back.

And what will your daughters think?

How much do you want? That's blackmail, right?

I don't want your money. Information.

An explanation. About Misha Volkov.

And if I say no?

Then I'll arrest you.

I'm handcuffing you.

I'll take you to the station.

You don't even have to get dressed.

How many days have we managed?

It's only 12 of the...

... 91.

It's bad.

Vent. The.

- Look. - Yes. I have him.

It's Misha.

And there's Elena.

- Is there another angle? - Yes, I'll find it.

Can you go back? You might be able to track them down.

- Yes? - Wind.

Such.

Yes, it's Katja and Misha. That's good.

Caught.

He organized it all.

Misha. Misha Volkov.

He came with the girls and the boys. I just paid.

Can it be used?

Of course. He wanted to help.

There is also footage of Misha and Katja on the ice rink -

- where Elena Dubrovskij was abducted.

Don't forget Mr. Asshole.

What? The kid saw a big guy. Misha is a big guy.

- Bring him in. - Yes.

can i talk to you Just under four eyes.

I won't ask where you got it from.

But I think you should go home.

What?

Is everything alright with you?

I'm fine. Of course. I'm fine.

Yes. I was just wondering if something had happened.

Something you're not telling me.

- I don't have to tell you everything. - I know that.

When you are at work, you must be at work. Do you understand?

You haven't seemed to be doing well. Not for several days.

You. Come on.

It's alright. Go home. Rest yourself.

I have it under control. I'll call when we have him, okay?

Jon, he's not feeling well.

He's not fast, so I better watch him.

Nice enough.

- Yes. - Fine.

- Nice enough. - Good.

Out.

The police! Shut up!

Hands on your head!

This is shit!

Down! Now!

Down on your knees! Hands on your head!

- Fingers crossed! - Armed police!

- Down on your knees! - I haven't done anything wrong!

You have the right not to speak. You have the right to a lawyer.

If you cannot afford a lawyer, you will be appointed one.

- Stop me if you've heard it before. - Run me, suka.

Oh, Mish-mish. We asked nicely.

Clumsy.

- You. We got him. - I know that.

You. You want to see it here.

Katja Popova.

- Good. Let's secure all the evidence. - Yes.

It's Hulda. I hardly ever listen to my voicemail, so…

Hide.

Have you seen my phone? It was by the bed.

Can you call it?

What is it?

YOU ARE A MONSTER I WANT TO BE NORMAL

Damn it, Hulda. Tell me what it's about?

Read it.

It doesn't fit.

Hide.

You can't believe it fits.

Damn it.

Bleach, yes.

I mean...

- Cross, Hulda ... - Stop saying my name.

- Dimma was sick. She was sick. - Of course she wasn't well.

Her father sexually abused her.

Stop it. Just stop it!

How could you believe that? That lie here.

It's disgusting, Hulda!

Why did you do that?

What?

I ...

- Are you feeling better? - What?

How do you think I feel?

Awful. Damn awful, Hulda!

She made it all up.

Girls can have complicated feelings about their fathers.

They may get thoughts.

- It's not her fault. - No.

No, it's not her fault.

It's your fault.

You deranged heartless monster.

You!

Hulda, I'm begging you.

Maybe...

Maybe I forgive myself for not knowing, not seeing.

But I will never forgive you.

Dimma is dead because of you.

- You! - Hulda.

You must fall down.

Did she cry?

bad hun ...

Did she ask you to stop?

Or was she just…

... too scared to say anything?

It wasn't like that. I didn't do it.

I really feel...

She trusted you and you killed her.

You clingy pig.

You killed her.

You killed her.

You killed her.

Where is the...

Hide?

Hide.

No.

What have you done with my pills? Hulda. I mean it.

I'm begging you.

I'm begging you.

You must call an ambulance.

She was our daughter.

Hide.

Excuse me.

Hide.