-I told you to dress for Fargo. -I'm not complaining, am I?
Hi.
Ok. So, we have 46 cases of missing young women
in the relevant area over the last 20 years.
Case files have been sent from the other districts,
and Kripos is helping us translate.
Agent Bantham will help us figure out which ones are relevant.
What about Frank? Should we inform him about this?
No, let's wait. At least till we know more.
Ok.
So, while Bantham narrows down the list of possible victims,
we'll focus on the newest victim, Peter Crabb,
and the killer himself, Robert Godwin.
If Robert Godwin has become a caveman, as you say,
he's hiding behind a legitimate Norwegian identity.
So, I'm working on a list. Men of Godwin's age in our district.
Sorting by age only, there are over 2,100 men on the list.
Start by ruling out anyone who's been married for over 20 years.
Anyone who has living children over 20 years old.
Anyone who has had the same employer for 20 years.
Back home Godwin picked up his victims near main roads,
his car being his primary asset.
He kept his victims alive for several days.
Obviously somewhere private.
I'd say it's very unlikely that he lives in an apartment
unless he has access to more than one property.
-Slektsforsker... -Genealogist.
A genealogist might help us trace the farms.
Or the area where Godwin's ancestors emigrated from.
Hammer, dig up all you can on that Bible boat.
Amen.
I'll focus on well locations in Crabb's photos.
Good. Finding Godwin's victims could lead us straight to him.
Let me out!
WISTING
Line! Hello!
-Hi. -Hi!
Long time no see. How are you doing?
-I have to go inside. It's freezing. -Can I come, so we can talk?
Wouldn't you rather go for a walk? Then you can walk...
-Pampas. -...the pig.
I need to ask about Viggo Hansen, too.
-Ok. Why? -Just give me five minutes.
Oh, yes...
So nice.
Did you see me in your mother's funeral?
I did not attend the reception. I did not feel close enough.
I have to go soon. I am at work and...
Yes, but we were to talk about Viggo.
-Did you know him at all? -No. I just saw him by the mailbox.
He died probably late August.
Do you remember anything from summer?
No
It was very nice seeing you.
Hi, Fredrik. Two seconds. I need to finish.
-Okay. -It's work. I need to run.
-I will call if I remember anything. -Thanks.
-What have you got? -Viggo's childhood address.
Ok, focus. I just talked to the wife of the Christmas tree farmer.
She said that they were in Thailand in August.
They had this...relief worker. Jonatan Wang.
He was on the scene when we found the body. Benjamin talked to him.
-The old guy? -Yeah.
He was in the way. I told him to leave.
There's a Jonatan Wang on the list.
He fits the profile. He's 62. Immigrant from Holland.
Are you coming?
-I'm going too. I'll recognize him. -Ok.
But stay in the car so no one finds out FBI is here.
Jesus!
I'm just gonna fill this.
What makes you think that you'll recognize him?
-If he's changed the way he looks. -His manner. Voice. Energy.
I guess I'm just hoping that I'll know.
You've met him?
Thank you. I wanted a coffee. Thank you.
Oh sorry, I just fill it up because it's free.
This is the Statoil cup. You buy the cup once.
Then you can drink as much as you want for a year.
So, if you want a paper cup, you have to pay 20 or 40 kroner.
Bantham?
What used to make my heart race when I was 10, now calms me down.
-It's kind of like my cup of coffee. -So...what are you looking for?
I'll look for signs of Godwin's MO in the details of these cases.
Most importantly his age preference. 18 to 25.
Could you start with this one?
Ellen Robekk. This was the daughter of your colleague, right?
-She was his niece. -Any suspects?
We had a guy two years later, Vidar Haglund.
He was convicted for kidnapping and murdering another young girl.
And we thought he'd killed Ellen too, but we couldn't prove it.
And now with all this, I don't know.
You're planning to approach a possible serial killer unarmed?
Your guns are in there, right?
Yes, but to take them out, we need an approval.
You've got to be kidding me!
In Norway, we believe fewer guns lead to less shooting.
Right, but you have them, and they're in the car.
So if Godwin opens fire,
what'll you do, run to the car to get your gun?
-This is Stavern, not Texas. -What has Texas got to do with it?
What do you care? You're staying in the car.
You go around that way.
Hey! Back up!
Police! Drop the ax!
Drop the ax!
-Have I done something wrong? -No, we just saw you with the ax.
We need to talk about this summer. The guy we found on Hallegården.
-Under the tree. -Who is she?
She is just...an author. She is doing some research.
She should have waited in the car. Sorry.
Okay. She's probably seen too many movies.
It can't be okay, even in Norway,
to get lost in your cell phone on duty.
You were ready to shoot the guy for chopping wood on his property?
That's why we don't wave guns around
especially when being discrete.
I don't know where your head is, but it's not here.
He drives, or I drive myself.
You drive. I don't want a grumpy, trigger-happy bitch behind the wheel.
And take me home.
Sorry, but are you Annie?
-Yes. Why? -Do you have five minutes?
I have all I need, in case you are selling something.
Sorry. My name is Line Wisting. I work for VG.
I am doing a piece on someone who used to live here.
Viggo Hansen. Do you remember him?
I am trying to find his childhood friends.
Odd Werner. Poor boy.
And then we had Ole Linge and Fred. Have you talked to them?
-Not yet. Fred who? -Fred Iversen.
As far as I can recall... Yes, he moved to Denmark.
-You say "poor odd Werner." -Yes, they were kind of...
These boys were not included.
Several of them had rather tough conditions at home.
It feels bad to say it, but...
...what I associate the most with Viggo is all the gossip.
The scandal. First his father was convicted of bank robbery.
Then his mother took her own life.
You need to check something happening in Larvik.
What do you mean?
Sources say they have ordered DNA checks and fast autopsies.
I know about the other case,
but make sure we don't miss anything.
Talk to your father. A murder is better than loneliness.
This is William Wisting's phone...
-Wisting. -Joachim Andresen, Dagbladet.
-The dead body...What happens? -We will issue a press release.
I can come by the office. It is nice to know to whom you speak.
Thanks, but we will issue a press release when we have something.
-Finn! -Hello!
Look forward to your retirement. Then you'll have time for hobbies.
-Is it that good? -No.
Without the boat, it would've been very boring.
I have some photos of old farms I am trying to locate.
A burnt down barn. Maybe a fire you attended.
Just so you know, Frank is active again.
-Has this...? -No, it has nothing to do with Ellen.
But I am slightly worried about him.
This is Hagatun.
Abandoned a long time before it burned down in the '70s.
Kids and matches.
-Do you know its location? -An overgrown road leads to it.
Opposite the exit to the old Tanum school.
It would be hard to get there in this snow.
-Do you recognize the others? -Sorry.
Thank you, Finn.
William. Look here.
-Didn't Line love crabs? -Yes.
Please open. I am visiting dad.
I cannot let you in.
Somebody has to meet you and follow you inside.
Sorry. New rules.
No special treatment?
-What are you doing here? -I think I need to ask you.
I guess you have better sources?
-Line? -You do not pick up the telephone.
Is something interesting happening as you don't answer your daughter?
Joachim Andresen, Dagbladet. The coffee is not warm. Nuke it.
Very nice crabs. They are at their fullest now.
-Sorry, I have a meeting. -Yes.
Please take these, Line. They are to you from Haber.
-That is what I call perks. -Bloody idiot.
This is Hagatun, remote farm, burnt down.
Far up the hillside. Hardly visible from the road.
-Perfect for Godwin. Who is Haber? -A retired crime scene investigator.
A fire was on this farm in the '70s. He recognized it from Crabb's photos.
We should check it out discreetly. I'll let Hammer organize it.
-Where is he, by the way? -He...
His mother had fallen on the ice. He had to check on her.
Dried mutton ribs and roasted pork belly. It's Christmas.
Christmas is not just stuffing your face.
No, but it is nice that we all come together. Mom would have liked that.
-Thank you, but I have to go. -Ok. Talk to you later.
Hi! Ole Linge?
Line Wisting. Journalist. I am doing a piece on Viggo Hansen.
I would like to ask some questions. You knew him as a child.
Ok. Come in.
No, we just did pranks and looked at the girls.
-What kind of pranks? -Just the usual.
Did the girls look back?
On Viggo? What do you think?
I don't think so. I think they laughed at him.
Or got scared of him,
due to the horrible things he'd been through.
You know this better than I do.
Thank you for your time. Good bye.
-Yes. -Frederik. Line here.
Most people watch TV from a certain spot, don't they?
-Are you serious? -Yes, I am wondering.
That depends on three factors: Age, sex and TV show.
-Because? -Children are all over the place.
My kid looks on children's TV upside down. Torso outside the couch.
Women walk to and fro.
-And men above a certain age? -Always sitting in the same chair.
Was that the reason you called?
That, and could you get me a recording of a TV show?
I want to know what the victim watched the day he died.
Has the guy suddenly been murdered?
Nils?
WISTING: HAVE A WELL
MUST PLAN AN INSPECTION. NEED YOU.
-Hello. -Hello.
I have something.
About Viggo's father, from the criminal records.
No joke, being convicted of robbing a bank vault.
-I think he was murdered. -Viggo's father?
No. Viggo.
He sat in the wrong chair. You must have noticed it.
The other chair was worn. He sat there every day.
How did you rule out any foul play?
Primarily because there was no indication of it.
-But was the body examined? -Yes.
Isn't it strange that he places himself in the other chair to die?
I can see that it sounds more interesting.
Do you think I imagine things because it seems more interesting?
You forget that the police are investigating these cases.
My job is to uncover the truth. I thought we were on the same page.
-We are always on the same page. -Are we?
You avoid me, lie, claim that I imagine things.
Do you fear that I will find flaws in your investigation?
I would gladly admit if flaws were made in the case of Viggo's death.
You would have surpassed me as an investigator.
But I must remember that you are a journalist.
I am only asking for your professional evaluation of my theory!
If Viggo was murdered sitting in a different chair?
It is not enough to re-open a case.
Let us both relax a bit.
-The crab kettle is on. -I need to work.
-Do you know where you are going? -Everything on?
-Stop! -What is it?
Hammer! We don't have time for this.
It is the police. Come here!
What are you doing? From whom did you buy it? Abdi? Felix?
-What are you talking about? -Is this funny?
Relax.
Andreas Wiki. 16 years.
Normally I would have called your parents.
Told them that Andreas and I are waiting here for them.
Then we would have searched for the drugs together.
It was just weed. It does not make me a junkie.
-No? -No.
Hammer!
Now I know who you are.
The next time I see you with a joint, I will do it.
-Do you understand? -Yes.
This is the last time he smokes a joint.
-Stop at Statoil. -Forget it.
No coffee for you now. We are going to Hagatun.
This will take time.
Tell me about Crabb. Why did he go after Godwin?
Godwin's first known victim was one of Crabb's students.
Lynn Adams. She was 18. Beautiful blond girl. Sweet, shy.
Crabb may have had a crush on her. Perhaps even an affair.
-Wouldn't be the first professor. -No, you tell me.
Who knows what his relationship with his wife was like
before Lynn was killed.
They got divorced a year later. He started drinking. Lost his job.
-Revenge? If Godwin ruined his life. -Love hurts.
A million dollar reward wouldn't hurt either.
-Hello. -Hello, Line.
Thomas is landing in one hour.
I want to pick him up, but I'm at work.
So am I. In Oslo. Send a cab. He is used to you not coming.
I have a meeting. Good bye.
-Kids. They know just how to... -...lift your spirits?
I wouldn't know. I never had any.
-My choice, believe it or not. -I believe it.
I need to pick up my son at the airport.
Could you wait in Hammer's car?
He's not perfect, but a great policeman.
-He was a legend in Narcotics... -When? Last century? A lifetime ago?
He had to go.
I won't take this.
Can't we find all the spades we have? Do we have more spades?
Buckets, whatever. Then we make a pathway and walk.
The pump's aggregate is heavy.
Pulks, sleds, saucers. People in the front and behind. We can do this!
Thomas?
-Hello, Thomas! -Hello, dad.
-How are you? -Well...
The house is the same,
but I don't keep the same schwung everywhere.
No problem. I am here to visit you. And Line.
We'll manage just fine without schwung.
Let's...Look at this.
Yes.
Way to go, guys.
I'll check if Wisting is far away. Hell no!
-What are you looking for? -My cell phone.
Damn. Left it in the car?
He's looking for his cell phone.
Damn!
-Have you used your snowblower? -I am paying Enoksen's son for that.
He has his own. Ours are resting nice and shiny and unused in the garage.
What about you? Straight from tropical heat and elephants?
Not much safariing for us. Famine is an all-consuming thing.
I am very proud of you, my son. The work you all are doing is...
Yes?
We've got a clear path to the well.
But something's seriously wrong with Hammer. You need to come.
-Hello, can you hear me? -Ok.
We need to go down before dark. When can you be here?
-Go on. You're the man. -What?
-Are you telling me to go ahead? -Ok.
Ok.
That was work. I am sorry, my son.
No problem.
-What are you doing? -What does it look like?
This is no well safari.
You're staying, observing.
Your boss said go ahead. I'm climbing down.
You can play with your phone while I work.
Cunt!
I don't know what your problem is, but when it comes to Robert Godwin,
stay out of my fucking way.
Lower the pump!
Can you see anything?
If you have any information about Uwe,
the Arizona ax murderer, please contact the FBI.
The next one has eluded the authorities
for more than two decades.
Suspected of kidnapping and murdering more than 20 women.
He disappeared without a trace. The FBI believes he left the US...
Mulled wine! Rai rai.
...a Minnesota native from Scandinavian descent,
he is perhaps best known as The Highway Killer. Robert Godwin.
Nils, I found this by your car.
What's the matter with him?
It's empty.
Shit.
You sick bastard!
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