Ok. So we've got 13 victims so far.
-Wait. Go back. -Where? Here?
Perfect.
I think we've found the first Swedish victim. Sara Lunden.
She was wearing this when she disappeared.
-What did he use to do to them? -He held them captive.
For 72 hours. And in some cases he raped them several times.
He's a monster.
The media are showing pictures from the site.
Start contacting the next of kin.
I want a no fly order over the site, and we need to release a statement.
What kind of delusions were they?
This guy is on the shortlist. Odd Werner Ellefsen. Look!
There's more.
William?
The name Odd Werner sounds familiar. Do you know who he is?
We found him on the suspect list. We're checking his background.
But William, there's something else.
Viggo Hansen, the man Line was writing about,-
-had a mental breakdown 16 years ago - serious delusions.
His delusions were very specific.
He was convinced that a childhood friend had become someone else.
-William? -We're going to find her.
Find out all there is about Odd Werner Ellefsen.
-Where are you going? -Where is William going now, alone?
Let's try to figure out where Line has been the last 24 hours.
Thomas: A cold Singha in a hammock isn't too bad.
We can't let him continue as lead investigator.
Are they not to listen to their boss, when he needs them the most?
You have to trust him.
-Our options with Odd Werner? -We won't get a search warrant.
Instruct customs to stop all persons on our list. And alert the border.
Ellefsen was on benefits before Godwin came to Norway.
He got painters' disease at Jotun. Godwin used chloroform.
Do they use chloroform at Jotun?
Ellefsen, I'm from the police. Don't move, and hand me the dog.
-I live here. He broke in. -He's police. Hand me the dog.
There we go. Yes.
I'm sorry. We had reason to believe there was an armed man here.
Aren't you a nice dog.
-Right. Where's your car? -My car? It's at a tyre dealer.
Can you come with us? We need to have a little chat.
Right index finger. And the left.
I'll get straight to it. Do you recognise this girl?
Hey! Have you seen her before?
Don't be afraid, Thomas, but I've got some bad news.
Ok. What?
We can't find Line. I'm worried she's in trouble.
What kind of trouble? What kind of trouble, dad?
-We think she's been abducted. -What?
That someone she met during her work on the Viggo case,-
-is someone else than he pretended to be.
Someone else? What do you mean, dad?
Have you watched Norwegian news?
Yes. The FBI is helping you find an American serial killer.
But...
No. No. No, it's not true.
Dad! You have to find her. Dad, promise me.
Dad? Dad!
So you haven't talked to her or tried to contact her afterwards?
No. I knew what she wanted to talk about. It said on the note she left.
I'm allowed to refuse.
Nils.
Please see what you can find on Line's phone.
Her 16th birthday might be the code.
-Which is...? -The 18th of June 2010.
Thomas thought Line was keen on this older American guy.
An older American guy? How old?
I've no idea. She's my daughter. I only know what pizza she likes.
Hi. Odd Werner's and Godwin's prints don't match.
-You're wasting time on this guy. -So tell me what to do!
Nice.
The hospital's journals go back to the 1950s.
Orthopedic patients are sorted by date.
I'm checking time periods for that arm fracture.
Line, where are you? Everybody is looking for you.
-Hello? -Are you kidding me?
"I would love to see you again. Smiley face."
Line replies: "How about now?" This was sent yesterday at 22.10.
What the hell is this? You met her last night, and you didn't tell us?
Please, listen. I can explain. No, wait!
-Let go! -I got it.
-Ok. -Step away!
-Ok... -Goddam.
John, get out!
You're supposed to be the experts we needed. The world's best police.
Go home, before you fuck up something else!
-Fuck you! -Fuck you too.
What the hell were you thinking?
-I had no idea who she was. -Shut up.
-When were you going to tell me? -I wanted to tell Wisting first.
What is that? Male respect bullshit?
Nobody cares that you slept with her. Maybe Wisting does.
But the point is that you are the leak.
You are the reason why the world, including Godwin,-
-know that we're in Norway, hunting him.
And if he gets away, it is on you.
Don't you dare put this all on me.
You let him go years ago, not me.
-Look, I'm... -Go. I don't want to see your face.
Stay away from Wisting too, for your own good.
I've known Aske by sight long before Godwin came to Norway.
Call him. He might be of help with the names.
I've tried. He's in New York. But I have another possible source.
-Anni Nyhus. I've sent a car for her. -Ok, good.
-Hey. -Hi.
You worked here two nights ago? You remember the lady I was with?
She met with an older guy before me. They were sitting there.
Do we have an Ole L and a Fred I on the suspect list?
I'm searching.
We need to talk about the press conference.
It's John. Listen to him. You're on speaker.
Your daugther met with an older man in the hotel bar.
A meeting that didn't go too well.
She told me she'd been rude or tactless.
I didn't know she was a journalist. The man's name is Fred Iversen.
He's Norwegian, lives in Denmark, and a regular at the hotel.
-He checked out today. -Find out if he was here in August...
I did. He was here. Iversen was here.
-Fred Iversen. -Thanks, John.
Norwegian citizen based in Aalborg. No wife, no kids.
He works for Aqua Consulting. They're big on mussel farming.
They're partners with a facility near Stavern.
He's a specialist on toxin detection.
Guess what he uses. Chloroform.
Fred Iversen has a ferry ticket to Frederikshavn at two o'clock.
He's at the harbour right now.
-This is more than enough. -I agree.
-Bravo to Alpha, checking next line. -Copy that.
-Alpha here. We've found the car. -Check the car.
-Alfa, this is Bravo. Nothing here. -Copy that.
Stop! Iversen! Police! Freeze! Freeze, Iversen!
Freeze!
Freeze.
-Do you know this girl? -Yes.
-Have you talked to her? -Yes.
-Today? -No.
-What did you talk about? -She was a journalist, and...
I can't say. I'm not sure.
Do you have the right to take my fingerprints?
Anni Nyhus is here.
Ask Christine if we can take his prints.
And check Fred Iversen up against the hospital records.
-Check that arm fracture. -Right.
Hi. Do you know this guy?
-Yes. Fred Iversen. -How long have you known him?
I've known who he is since he was a little boy. What's this about?
My daughter is missing. We need to know who she's had contact with.
-Line? -Yes.
These are Line's notes. It's a map of Viggo Hansen's connections.
We've checked out all the names, apart from Ole L.
-Ole L... That has to be Ole Linge. -Ole Linge?
-We've got a new name. -I know she's talked to him.
He grew up with Viggo Hansen and all these other guys.
Iversen has had no arm fractures from he was five, till he moved.
Ole Linge broke his arm. I remember it.
He's not on our list. He's one year too old.
Single, on benefits. Lives near Rakke.
None of these remind me of the boy I remember.
Look at the shape of the eyes.
The boy you knew probably died years ago.
We can confirm that the FBI is assisting us-
-in what has turned into a complicated case.
Some Norwegian media have linked the discovery of Peter Crabb-
-to the serial killer Robert Godwin.
Wanted by the FBI for 20 years.
Police!
Charged with the murder of several young women.
The fact that it's an American...
...and that we might now be able to solve several American murders...
...meant it was only natural to alert the FBI about the case.
In order to protect the investigation,-
-I can't disclose further details about our work.
But I can confirm that we have found the remains of several people-
-in a well outside Larvik.
Does that mean Godwin was active in Larvik?
-Can you tell us...? -How many bodies have been found?
Have you found anything?
Fresh bread.
Wisting.
-I've found something. -What?
Crabb's passport.
-"Holiday, Skåpafors"? -It's in Sweden.
I'll check it out.
Ole Linge bought the cabin in 1993.
-Have you alerted the Swedes? -I'm working on it.
We're cleared to cross the border. Police have been sent to the cabin.
-Good. How long till we get there? -Five minutes.
Swedish police are at the cabin. It's empty.
They've found Godwin's car a few miles from the cabin.
-Check the boot. -It's empty.
But they've found signs she was there.
-Wisting. Where do you want to go? -Line is here somewhere.
Can you circle the area around Godwin's car?
There! I see something. Over there, to the right.
Look, on the roof!
It's Line.
-Can we get closer? -I'll try.
It's Godwin. Get us closer!
Please!
Get me down there!
Line!
Dad...
Godwin!
Dad!
My little girl...
Last night a Norwegian/Swedish police raid resulted-
-in the death of the American serial killer Robert Godwin.
The FBI assisted Norwegian police in the hunt.
He fled the USA in 1999, charged with six murders.
Remains found near Larvik suggest-
-that he for many years continued his activities in Norway and Sweden.
Several disapperance cases will now probably be solved.
A police officer and his daughter sustained minor injuries.
The police say there will be a press conference...
Come on. There must be something you want.
I've got you.
And the cowboys are leaving today. That's the best present I can get.
-Hi. -Thank you for seeing me off.
John was going to stop by you. I told him to flee while he could.
I read her article. It was really good.
Captivating, even with Google Translate.
You must be very proud of her.
But you're leaving before the press conference.
Vetti organized it. She wants you to get the credit.
-That's not fair. -We don't do this for the applause.
Besides, I got to shoot the fucker. I'll live off that for a while.
And you saved my daughter's life. And mine.
NO ONE MISSED VIGGO
Thomas, are you home?
"Viggo could endure the loneliness. He chose it."
"What killed him, was a photo and a visiting, vengeful American."
"Viggo knew what was coming, but chose to remain alone."
"He needed no one. Trusted no one."
"That's why we should cry for Viggo's unhappy life."
-She writes well. -It's so horribly sad.
Had you given word, I would have picked you up.
Thomas, I...
-I know you're disappointed. -Dad...
I came home because Line almost died. I had to see her.
I was really upset when you wanted to celebrate Christmas in Thailand.
I'd like to give us all a nice Christmas here.
-That's not necessary. -But I want to.
It's pretty tiring, always hoping that you'll get priority.
I know you love me, dad. It's not that.
It's just... You're not really all that interested.
We'll talk later. Ok?
Translation: Petter Røen www.sdimedia.com