(GEESE HONKING) (WHISPERING) Hey.

Come on.

There you go, beautiful.

Come on.

Come on.

(BIRDS CHIRPING) (SCREECHING) (GRUNTS) (GEESE SCREECHING) ♪ Tram wires ♪ Across northern skies ♪ Cut my blue heart in two ♪ My knuckles bleed ♪ Down a tattered street ♪ On a door that shouldn't be ♪ In front of me ♪ (SHIP HORN BLARING) LINDEMAN: B-B-C-3-0-7?

-WALLANDER: No.

-J-W-F-5-5-3?

No.

W-O-B-0-1-2-4-8?

-WALLANDER: Um, no.

-That one is German.

Yeah, they're not on our list.

-KRISTINA: Hi.

-LINDEMAN: Oh, thanks.

There you go.

Was there anything?

Not much.

Had a 112 call about something in the sky above Maribo Lake.

Something burning.

It'll be a Halloween thing, there's usually something.

And there's a possible missing grandma.

She didn't turn up to babysit this morning.

-And how late is she?

-About four hours.

Well, keep in regular contact with the family.

If she doesn't come back then we'll go first thing in the morning.

KRISTINA: Okay.

All right, thanks.

LINDEMAN: M-L-B-9-7-5?

KRISTINA: No.

-(WOMAN GROANING) -NURSE: Just hold on here.

(GROANING) NURSE: Good.

Very good.

Great.

Can you move your leg for me?

You decided anything about what you're gonna do to... -Work wise?

-Well, I don't mean to...

It's not going to be what I used to do, is it?

And it's okay, really.

'Cause, I could have died.

Kurt.

You don't need to keep on coming.

I've got Henrik and Zannah.

Sure.

Yeah, yeah.

It's time for everybody to get on with life.

-Okay?

-Yeah, yeah.

New beginnings.

-Do you need any help getting... -No.

-I'll just, uh...

I'll... -Yeah.

I'll see you.

Thanks, Kurt.

Yeah.

Bye.

(DOOR OPENING) Say hello to Henrik and everybody.

All right?

Yeah, okay.

(DOG WHINING) Yes, yes, yes.

I'm coming, coming, coming.

(DOG PANTING) All right.

What a good boy you are, huh?

Oh, I see poo.

Good boy, Mr. Smelly Smelly.

Oh, yes, yes, let me put the lights on.

Let me put the lights on.

Yeah.

Yeah, how are you?

How are you?

How are you?

You behaved yourself?

You haven't behaved yourself, have you?

Look at all this.

You knocked this water bottle over again.

What's all that about, eh?

What's all that about, you big mess maker?

You're a big mess maker.

Come here.

Anna.

(BREATH TREMBLING) Anna, is that you?

You okay?

Come in.

Come in.

-You sure you're all right?

-Yeah.

I hope that dog didn't scare you.

I can get you some water or something or... You looking for Linda?

'Cause she got married actually...

I know.

I just wanted to see you.

Yeah?

You came around to our house after dad died.

You were Linda's dad.

I couldn't understand what you were doing there.

You were my friend's dad.

I always trusted you.

What's up?

(SOBBING) I always loved him.

Yeah, I know you did.

Why... Why would he want to kill himself?

Why would he want to kill himself when he had me?

Maybe we should call your mom, eh?

Is she... She's still out at Weltburger, isn't she?

I know I have the number somewhere here.

And I know how tough it can be, Anna.

I know, um, these things sometimes, you just...

Sometimes you just have to let the... Anna?

(DOOR BANGING) Anna!

Anna!

(MOBILE RINGING) (ENDS CALL) LINDA: Hello?

Linda, hi, it's Dad.

It's your dad.

I know.

It's late.

What's up?

Anna Westin was here.

JENNIE: She's a cultural geographer.

She makes maps of old pathways.

So, the last time you saw her was Sunday morning?

-Yeah.

-She seemed okay?

Mmm-hmm.

-Is your mom married?

-Divorced.

Actually, she's widowed.

My stepfather died last Christmas.

-Martin.

-Was she coping okay with that?

Mom wouldn't.

The boys mean too much to her.

Sure, of course.

-I'll get the keys.

-Yeah, thank you.

(SOFTLY) Let's start the hospital search.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

We'll be in touch.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING) That's not yours.

Leave it.

Police.

Do you know whose it is?

Yeah, she makes maps.

Her name is Birgitta.

-You seen her around today?

-No.

What's up?

WOMAN: Sorry.

Just get that planted, Niklas.

You couldn't tell me where this trail is, could you?

Yeah, that's the old pilgrim trail.

Runs about six or seven k by the lake.

-Right.

-Over there.

Okay, thanks.

MAN: What's the matter?

Is she okay?

Yeah, I hope so.

(BIRDS CHIRPING) (WINGS FLAPPING HURRIEDLY) (HEAVY BREATHING) (POLICE RADIO CHATTER) WALLANDER: So we need statements from those community service workers.

And what about that, the 112 call of things burning?

They can't access the recordings.

System's crashed.

All we know is the call was logged, 17:52, Monday night.

But have we got an ID on the phone number?

No.

They need to reboot the system.

-Right.

Okay, soon as you can, yeah?

-Over here, sir.

All right.

Thanks.

-I found this, sir.

-Thanks.

LINDEMAN: It was in the grave.

But it's not been burnt.

It's been annotated in Danish.

Mostly the Book of Revelations.

At the back.

I used to be a Christian but then I became a forensic pathologist.

WALLANDER: Danish.

She burnt to death, that's what killed her.

Then she was buried.

Watched her burn to death, then buried her.

(WOMAN SOBBING) (DOOR CLOSING) (SOBBING CONTINUES) (SIGHING) (DOOR CREAKING) Did we talk to that community service lot?

Yeah.

They're all just mainly fraud and drink driving.

They're all alibied.

What do you think?

(SIGHS) I think she might have just met a madman in the woods.

Okay.

We'll catch up in the morning, then.

-Sure.

-Yeah.

(DOOR CLOSING) Kurt.

I've managed to identify the prints on the Bible.

Really?

Jannek Langas.

Danish.

Been missing from a secure unit in Odense since November, 2009.

-Odense?

-He's an arsonist.

Yeah.

It's a psychiatric unit.

And a paranoid schizophrenic.

Okay, let's get uniform to go to the hostels and camp sites, and holiday lets.

Lennart will, um...

Uh, Lennart will organize the press conference.

Would you get the descriptions and photos set up for that, please?

Right.

-Kristina, thanks.

Well done.

-Sure.

Hi.

-Hi.

-Hi.

(STAMMERING) Why are you... What are you doing down here?

You scared me last night, Dad.

Sorry I didn't mean to.

What was the matter with Anna?

It's just...

It's the same.

It's her dad.

-I've not been able to get hold of her.

-I'm sure she'll be fine.

Well, why did you call me if you thought she was fine?

-I thought that you were... -You know how she used to be.

I'm gonna stay at her place tonight.

I still got keys.

See if she turns up.

(STAMMERING) Okay, um... Can I give you a lift?

(ON ANSWERING MACHINE) This is Anna Westin, please leave your message.

-(BEEPING) -Hi, Anna, it's Linda again.

I've got to Ystad now.

So, I'm just going to let myself in, okay?

Give me a call.

WALLANDER: Maybe you should try calling her mom.

They don't speak.

Look, come and stay at mine, please.

It's silly.

I'll call you tomorrow.

Linda.

I'll come out and see you when she gets back, okay?

(SIGHING) (TRAIN HORN BLOWING) LENNART: Jannek Langas.

He has distinctive scarring on the right side of his face.

We have reason to believe he was in the Maribo Lake area on Monday evening.

We believe he has the potential to be very dangerous.

I'd ask anybody who might have vacant properties around that area, summer houses, garages, just to check if there might have been anyone sleeping rough there.

But obviously, if you do see him, don't make contact, don't approach him, please contact Ystad police immediately.

Now, I'm happy to take any questions, but please remember that there may be some details I'll be unable to discuss.

(PHONE VIBRATING) MALE REPORTER: Does he already have a criminal record?

-LENNART: He is known to police... -Wallander.

This is Louise Akerblom, the estate agent.

I hope you don't mind me calling you, but I know that man.

No, that's all right.

Let me come and see you right now.

Thank you.

LENNART: I'm afraid I'm not able to discuss that at this time.

That is all we have time for today, thank you all for coming.

WALLANDER: Got to go talk to someone.

LENNART: We will keep you informed if there are any further developments.

I recognized him as soon as I saw him on the news.

It's that scar.

It wasn't that name, but it was definitely him.

All right.

So, what name did he use?

Jan Sundberg.

He was in here in February.

What, he was buying a house?

Yeah, in the woods at Maribo Lake.

Have you still got the brochures for that?

Yeah.

(FILE CABINET OPENING) You liking your new place?

It was always one of my favorites, that one.

Amazing views over the Osterjorn.

It's very nice, yeah.

-How did he pay for this?

-Cash.

580,000.

We went to SFB in the square and he transferred the money.

So, what impression did you have of him?

-Did he seem... -He was fine.

We talked about God when we weren't talking about houses.

He asked me if I'd been saved, I told him I had.

(PHONE RINGING) -LENNART: Kurt?

-Jannek Langas bought a house on Maribo Lake in February, so I'm gonna head out there now.

Don't go out there on your own, I'll call Lindeman, see who's available for support.

Yeah, I don't think that's necessary.

Just let me have a look first, yeah?

(SIGHS) Stefan, it's Lennart.

I think he's long gone.

-Yeah.

-Okay, stay here.

(SOFTLY) Kurt!

Let these guys do it.

It's okay, I've got it covered.

-(GUN COCKING) -Wait, just stay back.

(GEESE HONKING) (WINGS FLAPPING HURRIEDLY) -(METAL CLANKING) -(GUN FIRING) WALLANDER: Hey, stop!

Stop!

Stop it!

Stop!

Stop firing!

Stop!

-OFFICER: Hold fire!

-SECOND OFFICER: Move!

Move!

(WALLANDER GROANING) It's okay.

Watch it.

That's it.

Now take that thing.

You've got it.

-OFFICER: Upstairs!

-KRISTINA: You all right?

Yeah, it's not, um...

OFFICER: All clear!

Thank you.

Take these.

Thanks.

WALLANDER: Ta.

He's got a bank account at, um, SFB.

In the name of Jan Sundberg.

That's the clearing number and the account number.

-Okay.

-How are we doing on that 112 call?

Kurt, I'm on it.

KRISTINA: "As I said to the children in the wilderness, "do not walk in the statutes of your fathers "nor keep their rules, nor defile yourselves with their idols."

Do you recognize this?

Do you know where this church is?

No.

(HEAVY BREATHING) (CELL PHONE RINGING) -Yeah, Linda.

-Anna's not been back.

All her stuff's here but I don't think she's been here.

I think she's gone, Dad, properly.

Right, why don't I go and...

I'll come over later, all right?

We'll find out where she is.

-Okay.

-All right, yeah.

(PEOPLE WEEPING) -(SYSTEM POWERS OFF) -(WEEPING STOPS) Kurt.

You okay, Monika?

It's a symphony of crying people.

44 different crying, uh, voices isn't the word.

I leave my little recorder, it's switched on when they're upset.

Really?

Yeah.

They're easier to get a hold of than you think.

Anna came to see me the other night.

Oh.

How was she?

-She's upset.

-Right.

Oh, I haven't seen her around.

I think last, around Christmas.

She doesn't really speak to me anymore.

It's just, she's...

I mean, Linda's at her place.

But I don't think she's been there for a while.

She's not picking up her phone.

She was studying in Lund.

-Right.

She had some digs there, I think.

-Ah!

Yeah.

-She might be there.

Are you still in Mariagatan?

No actually I bought a place in Svarte.

It was near where my dad used to live.

Oh.

(CHUCKLING) How was it in the end?

Not so great, but... Do you get nervous out here on your own or...

I always carry a hunting knife.

-Don't tell me that.

-You're okay.

You've got a gun.

Look, if Anna's gone off somewhere, she's done it before.

You know she's done it before.

She used to go off looking for Erik before he died.

Well, I don't know what she looks for now.

Ghosts, I suppose.

I'm sure she'll be fine, Kurt.

All right.

Well, um...

Thanks for that.

I'll get back.

I'll tell Linda and I'm sure... Yeah.

Do you ever get the feeling you've failed your child?

(SIGHING) Will you let me know if you hear from her?

-Linda got married, didn't she?

-Yeah.

You didn't?

No, I didn't.

Nice to see you.

-Bye.

-Bye-bye.

(CELL PHONE RINGING) Yeah, Wallander.

LINDEMAN: Kurt, Langas had 620,000 in his account.

Opened on May 9th last year with a cash deposit of 70k here in Ystad.

Six more big cash deposits, withdrawal for the house.

Then he took out the rest and the account was closed.

And when were the other deposits made?

June 7th and then about every six weeks until January 26th this year.

He was traveling around, covering his tracks.

But where's he getting all this cash from?

(BUZZING) Get a hold of all the bank's paperwork, please.

And look into cash robberies at around the time of the deposits, yeah?

-Sure.

-Thanks, Stefan.

(BUZZING) -Hi.

-Hi.

Yeah, I've just been to see Monika.

She thinks that Anna's okay.

You know, she does this, so she will turn up.

I'm not sure Monika would necessarily know.

How is she?

Monika?

She seems okay.

Mum always thought you and her had an affair.

Well, we can talk about who had an affair and who didn't, Linda.

I mean, I don't know if you want to, but we can.

But Monika was saying that Anna's studying at Lund University.

Really?

So she might have digs there, but has she taken things from here?

No.

Contacts, toothbrush it's all there.

Mobile phone charger.

I remember she couldn't stop crying at the funeral.

She just screamed.

And screamed.

I think Monika's right.

Anna's gonna be fine.

It hasn't even been...

Hasn't even been 48 hours.

LINDA: Dad.

-Just, um... -What?

-I just have to... -What is it?

The um... Is Anna pregnant?

She's not pregnant, is she?

Not as far as I know.

So, what would she have a book on pregnancy for, if she's not pregnant?

I'm pregnant.

(DOOR LOCK CLICKING) Anna.

-Langas.

-(GROANS) Linda!

-You okay?

-Yeah, go!

-Stay here, right?

-Yeah.

I'll get Lindeman to come pick you up.

-You're okay, yeah?

-Yeah.

WOMAN: You're okay.

I'm going to call an ambulance.

-Is she okay?

-Yeah, I think so.

(CAR ENGINE STARTING) -Stop!

-(TYRES SCREECHING) Yeah.

I need Lindeman to pick up my daughter.

She's at Bellevuevagan 4, flat 6.

Langas was there.

I'm following him now.

He is in a dark blue Volvo.

It is O-U...

It's O-U-T-0-4-0.

(BELL CLANGING) (TRAIN HORN BLARING) (TYRES SCREECHING) FEMALE DISPATCHER: Emergency.

Which service please?

WOMAN: There's something burning above Maribo Lake.

There's something burning.

DISPATCHER: I'm sorry, do you need the Fire Service?

WOMAN: Please, there's something burning.

DISPATCHER: Which service... Yeah, it's Anna Westin.

She's a good friend of my daughters, actually.

She came out to see me on Tuesday night.

LENNART: Why?

I don't know exactly.

I thought she... She used to come to me and Linda when she was upset.

I thought it was something old.

Langas was also driving Anna's car.

He had keys to her flat.

I guess she didn't give them to him willingly.

LENNART: Has anyone seen her since Tuesday night?

WALLANDER: I don't know.

It looks like she hasn't gone back to her flat.

Her mother hasn't seen her.

Excuse me.

(DOG WHINING) (DOG PANTING) WALLANDER: Come on, that's it.

Good boy.

Yeah?

-This is Jussi by the way.

-LINDA: Aw!

-(WALLANDER CHUCKLES) -Jussi, hello.

(LAUGHING) He's lovely.

Well, he's smelly is what he is.

Come on you.

Come on this way.

Come on.

-It's a beautiful house.

-Thank you.

WALLANDER: You know, I'm sure that...

I'm sure Anna will be okay.

(STAMMERING) I'm, uh... We'll find her.

We're going to Lund in the morning.

She's probably there.

I'll come with you.

-I'd like to help.

-Yeah, maybe leave it, for now.

I mean, you're probably a bit... You look a bit tired.

Yeah.

Well, we'll get you settled in here and you get a good night's sleep, eh?

What do you think, Dad?

About?

The baby.

I'm delighted.

I'm totally delighted.

Come on, let's set up.

You're over here.

(DANCE MUSIC PLAYING) Hi.

GIRL: Yeah?

Oh, hi, uh, police.

I'm looking for a student called Anna Westin, I think this used to be her room.

Her?

She dropped out ages ago.

-You know why she dropped out?

-No idea.

No difficulties with studies or personal problems that she might have mentioned to you?

Oh, well, I tried to have as little to do with her as possible.

You couldn't trust her.

Why, what has she done?

Did you ever see her here with a man?

An older man?

Anna?

No.

She's saving herself for Jesus.

WALLANDER: Yeah, well you could be a bit less sarcastic about it.

She's a God freak.

I hate God freaks.

I tried to discuss abortion with her once and she went ballistic.

Did she leave anything behind?

Yeah, actually there's a box of her crap under the bed.

Would you mind if I had a look at it, please?

Thank you.

Okay.

I'll take this if I may.

Thanks for your help.

(DOOR OPENING) MAN: Can I help you?

Yes.

Kurt Wallander, Ystad police.

I'm looking for a woman called Anna Westin.

-What for?

-So, you know her?

She used to help with the outreach group.

I run a mission for homeless people.

Drugs, alcohol, psychiatric problems.

Right.

And was she a member of your church as well?

Sometimes, she mostly just sat at the back.

Well, we think she might be missing.

This has been a couple of days now.

I've not seen her for ages.

-Months.

-Right.

Do you know, um... Do you know this man?

Did he come to that group?

His name is Jannek Langas.

Yeah.

Maybe.

So, she could have met him?

She might have met him at this group?

Do you think she did?

I don't know, maybe.

Well, okay.

I'm not really minded to help the police.

One of your colleagues in Stockholm sent me to prison.

I stood in my pulpit, in my church, and I preached against homosexuality.

I was prosecuted and sent to prison for one month, for hate crimes.

My conviction was overturned.

There are no hate crimes when Christians are on the receiving end.

Are there?

Do you get a big audience for this?

Well, people don't really go to the Church of Sweden any more.

They find it immoral.

Do they?

Please let us know if you see her.

Thank you.

WALLANDER: Hi.

Anna hasn't been studying at Lund University since the beginning of the year.

She dropped out.

MONIKA: Really?

Yeah, she's been a volunteer with an outreach group.

This was a group that was attached to an Evangelical church.

She's doing just what her father did.

So, when you last saw her did she mention any of this?

No.

So, what did you talk about?

She wanted to know why I hadn't done certain things differently.

Like what?

She wanted to know whether Erik had ever been in touch before he killed himself.

When he was in the States.

Well, had he?

-Monika?

-Yes.

Not long before he... Not long before he died, he asked me to bring her... For all of us to go with him.

I told him never to contact us again.

And you didn't tell Anna?

She used to run away.

You know that.

Any chance at all.

She would run away, looking for him.

You don't think you should have told her?

Anna was attacked.

When she went off on one of her trips looking for him, she was attacked by some man.

I just wanted her to be safe.

Right.

Can't compete with a dead person.

She would have preferred it if it was me.

WALLANDER: I'm sure that's not true, Monika.

-Hi, Linda, it's me.

-I'm in here.

It's all right.

Stay there.

Was Anna at the university?

No, she dropped out.

I'm sorry.

She hasn't been seen lately.

And what?

She might have met that man at a church group.

She might have been trying to help him.

In what way?

What do you mean?

Well, it was kind of an outreach group, so, maybe she'd been helping him for some time now.

I don't know.

Do you think he killed her too?

(DOOR OPENING) Hey.

Hey, little rabbit.

Was Anna religious, when you were kids?

LINDA: Yeah.

Even after her dad?

Mmm.

Made her worse.

Thanks.

Her mum wouldn't let her go to church, so, she used to sneak off.

You brought Erik back, didn't you?

You and Svedberg.

No, we just received the coffin at the airport.

And we did help with the paperwork.

Just anything to make it easier for Monika and Anna, that was all.

You want some wine?

-No.

-Sorry.

(LAUGHING) That's okay.

We, um, we've got some strange-looking tea that Vanja left.

I'll have some strange-looking tea.

LINDA: I liked Vanja.

WALLANDER: Me too.

So, what does Hans von Enke think?

He's excited.

He's very sweet.

Yeah, I'd love to meet him one day.

Don't have to wear a tie, will I?

(CHUCKLES) He's not that posh.

I'd love to have been there when you got married, Linda.

I would have really liked that.

(MICE SQUEAKING) (BREATHING HEAVILY) You know, you haven't been here at all since granddad died.

Yeah, and you haven't been to Stockholm, and you haven't called.

Yeah, because you met someone and you got married and you didn't ask me to go.

You know what I was doing that weekend?

I went to a bloody autopsy.

And then I cleaned the gutters at Mariagatan.

And then your mum rang me.

She tells me.

She tells me my daughter just got married.

-Why did she get to go?

-She was just there.

-Yeah.

-It just happened.

Yeah, well let me tell you something else that happens.

You'll get a few years of learning to walk and birthdays and Father Christmas and then you'll get years of teenage... (LAUGHING) And you know what I was looking forward to, like as the last proud thing?

Walking my daughter down the aisle.

-I would really have liked that.

-(SIGHS) We didn't want anyone else there.

-His parents weren't there.

-Oh!

We were just on a holiday, with mum.

Just did it.

I'm sorry!

And then you were so horrible about it... Let's not do this, Dad.

Not any more, okay?

We're here because of Anna.

(MICE SQUEAKING) (RINGING) (DOG WHINING) Yeah?

(INDISTINCT TALKING) (POLICE RADIO CHATTER) Is it Langas?

We'll know in a couple of hours.

It's the same accelerant that killed Medberg.

Same petrol can.

Right.

I'll see you back at the station.

I need to speak to the headmistress, please.

He killed all the animals.

Yes.

They used to feed them.

Draw them.

Do you think there's a reason that someone would want to destroy the biology lab?

What, other than being mentally ill?

This is a faith school?

It's a Christian school?

Not anymore.

I came here, I didn't want that.

The problem recently is that we implemented the ban on teaching Creationism.

There's been some criticism.

Creationism would be part of biology.

Not in my book.

Oh, excuse me.

Sorry.

Yeah.

HEADMISTRESS: Anything else, or can I...

Uh, no, that's all.

Thanks very much.

Thank you.

We will be in touch.

Two of them were thrown alive into the fiery lake of burning sulfur, the rest of them were killed by the sword that came out of the rider on the horse.

And all the birds gorged themselves on the flesh.

I confess to murder.

(SIGHING) I am sacrificing myself, for the sins of others.

I'm doing this in the name of Him who was dead and rose again.

Play it again.

We have to focus on where he'd been before this.

And maybe that'll lead us to whatever happened to Anna Westin.

Just take it back just before the end.

(STAMMERING) Yeah, there it is.

I'm doing this in the name of Him who was dead and rose again.

See, he doesn't switch that off.

He doesn't lean forward.

He doesn't switch it off, somebody else does.

He wasn't alone.

Somebody else was filming him.

They took the tape out of the camera.

They leave it for me at the school.

Excuse me.

Sorry, I just...

I know we spoke the other day.

Could you help me with one more thing?

Yeah, of course.

The red house here that's set back from the lake, sort of group of outbuildings around it.

The end of the pilgrim trail.

Did you see anybody there recently?

-Yeah, a few people fixing it up.

-Yeah?

How many would you say?

I don't know.

Six or seven?

And what did you make of them?

WOMAN: I don't know, they seemed normal enough.

Like an alternative house group.

Like a commune or something.

(SAFE OPENING) LINDEMAN: Kurt.

Get Langas' bank account details in front of you, please?

-LINDEMAN: Okay.

-Right.

26th of January.

80,000 kronor.

That's the final deposit.

Yeah.

That money came from Anna Westin.

How many other deposits were there?

Um... -Six.

-Check banks in the same towns for cash withdrawals, not deposits, withdrawals.

Same amounts, from other bank accounts around the same time.

The money wasn't stolen, he was given it.

LINDEMAN: Julia Hasselberg.

She's from Lulea, went missing in June last year.

She emptied her accounts and left.

100,000 krona.

The same day, 100,000 shows up in the Langas account, deposited in the same town.

Yeah, well she's not up north now, she was at the press conference.

LINDEMAN: Jon Soderberg.

He was at the school this morning.

LINDEMAN: Hasn't been seen since August, last year.

Date of savings on the 23rd.

Same day, the same amount, enters the Langas account.

Henrik Jacobson.

Erika Bredfeldt.

Klaus Halgren.

All emptied their accounts, left home.

Sent their cash to Langas.

They were all involved with fundamentalist churches.

Cultural Christians, anti-gay, pro-life, anti-Islam.

They're members of a cult.

Now, there are seven deposits.

So, these names count for five, plus Anna's?

So, who made the last one?

This guy you met at Anna's church.

Where is he?

Svensson.

He's a cultural Christian, right?

He's been in prison.

These people could be in danger.

-If they are part of a cult.

-Right.

Yeah, Anna, I know you're alive, I know you're with other people.

I know who those people are.

I'm gonna find you.

Please, contact me first.

If you can.

PASTOR SVENSSON: We were talking about social tourists as a direct reflection of EU policy.

Immigration from Islamic countries is essentially undermining... WALLANDER: I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

What is it?

We know Anna Westin met Jannek Langas at this church.

He burnt himself to death last night.

Were you involved with the group that supported him?

-Did you give him money?

-I run an outreach group.

I help the people like Jannek, I don't finance them.

Right.

When did you last see Anna Westin?

-When?

-(SIGHS) She came back here a couple of months ago, I haven't seen her for a while.

Why did she come back?

She wanted me to join a group.

They had a retreat, somewhere in the forest.

Yeah, join them and do what?

-Make a stand.

-Well, what does that mean?

I don't know.

She just left.

And what if she was being coerced?

Ultimately, it's her choice.

Look, nobody joins a cult, nobody joins something that they think is gonna hurt them.

Or anyone else.

You join something with people that you really like.

-People you believe in.

-(CELL PHONE RINGING) Don't you?

-Anna?

-Kurt.

Will you come and see me, please?

Where are you?

Anna?

(DOOR CLOSING) -You okay?

-Yeah.

Where are the others?

It's just me now.

I met Jannek at the outreach group.

He'd just come down here.

He was a schizophrenic, and he was afraid he was getting ill again.

I tried to help him.

I tried to get him off his medication.

-I tried to look after him.

-Anna, you don't have to do this.

You don't have to do what this people tell you to do.

I'm not.

It's just me.

Could we have a couple of coffees, please?

We're all sinners.

We all need to make atonement for our own sins, and for the sins of other people.

There is so much that's wrong.

And we've moved away from the spiritual side of things entirely in this country.

You can't force religion on people, Anna.

Why not?

-It's not part of society.

-It's not part of our society.

Happens all over the rest of the world.

Anyway, the government forces social democracy and liberalism on us all.

Did you help Jannek Langas kill himself?

I just need to be left, I just need to get on with things in my own way.

I'm afraid that's not gonna happen.

Why did you come out to see me, Anna?

I was, um... About what Jannek did.

WALLANDER: Yeah, and you were upset, and you wanted to talk to me.

Talk to us now.

Talk to us, Anna.

Stay here.

Kurt.

She's failed to report a crime, she's harbored a criminal.

She possibly assisted him.

-We can charge her.

-Look, she's a victim in all of this.

Look, I don't think we're gonna get anywhere by keeping her in.

Why don't we let her go?

Why don't we watch her?

Why don't we watch the house?

I'm sure that she'll lead us to the others.

Okay, okay.

Okay, then, we can make a judgement.

I appreciate it, thank you.

Okay, Anna, you're free to go.

You spoke about your dad when you came out to me, the other night.

You don't need to know about my dad.

I think your father was a very misguided man.

-Stop it.

-You're not honoring him, by living like this.

What do you believe in?

Do you actually believe in anything?

Linda's pregnant.

(BIRDS SQUAWKING) "Grandchildren are the crown of the aged, "and the glory of children is their fathers."

You can come around.

Come back.

See you.

Anna!

WALLANDER: Do you end up talking to yourself on these walks?

-LINDA: Do you?

-Well, I do.

Actually, I have different trees for different people.

Front one's my mum.

And this is Svedberg.

One at the back's your granddad.

(LAUGHING) I remember the first time I came home in uniform, I thought my dad was gonna have a heart attack.

He hated you being a policeman.

Well, I don't think he did.

I think it just, um, suited him to keep me on my toes.

I understood granddad.

Yeah, well, I understood him a bit, I think.

He's just... You know, he was different with me.

He didn't talk to me about souls, he just winged about being a policeman and never coming over to play cards with him.

Do you want me to go and talk to Anna?

Hey, this is an investigation... No, no, I've known her my whole life.

-I know, but... -I can help.

I can talk to her.

It's not safe.

Dad, if she's in danger, maybe she'd talk to me.

At least she'd listen.

(CELL PHONE RINGING) Dad.

Yeah, Wallander.

LENNART: Kurt, there's a church on fire in Grimsberg.

What, there's a church burning?

LENNART: In Grimsberg and we're getting reports of more fires.

Well, can you sort out how many others there are?

I'll get back to you.

(PEOPLE CLAMOURING) WALLANDER: Stefan!

There's a dead woman inside.

She's been hanged.

Late 60s.

It's Julia Hasselberg.

There's another church on fire at Lena.

There's no sign of Anna Westin so far.

And there's also a medical center.

Dead bodies in both places.

What's going on, Dad?

-I'm gonna get someone to take you home.

-Is it Anna?

No, darling, it's not.

Now, you need to go home.

I'll stay in touch, all right?

Mikael, take my daughter home, please.

-All right, I'll see you later.

-See you.

-Bye.

-Bye.

There were seven people in the group, with Langas.

Three of them are now dead.

We have to assume they're going to continue making these attacks until they're all dead.

Soderberg says he's sinned against the word of God.

He died in the church at Lena, which is multi-faith pro-integration.

Jacobson sinned against human life.

The place he died uses stem cell research.

Julia Hasselberg, same sex relationship.

Grimsberg church authorizes gay weddings.

So, this leaves Erika Bredfeldt, Klaus Halgren, and Anna.

Okay, so, we go over their medical files, social security reports, everything we have, again.

Get any kind of idea where they're likely to target next.

We know that they're not killing themselves.

But they're getting some kind of help.

Someone at least is making these videos, why would it be anybody outside the group?

I think it's...

I think it's the last one.

I think it's number seven.

Yeah.

My name is Julia Hasselberg.

I confess to a physical relationship with a person of the same sex.

My name is Henrik Jacobson.

I have sinned against human life.

I'm doing this to atone for my sins and for the sins of others.

I'm doing this in the name of Him who was dead and who rose again.

I am doing this to atone for my own sins and for the sins of others.

I'm doing this in the name of Him who was dead and who rose again.

I'm doing this in the name of Him who was dead and who rose again.

...and who rose again.

...and who rose again.

I'm doing this in the name of Him who was dead and who rose again.

Erik's alive, isn't he?

Isn't he?

I thought it was him, at first.

They found the body with his things.

What did you think you were doing?

What did you think you... You declared a body dead?

You know it's not him?

-You bury him?

-It was better for Anna.

What?

That she thought her father was dead?

I had to stop it, Kurt.

She'd been so damaged.

It had to stop.

Well, he's back now.

He's back from the dead.

And she's with him.

They're with a group that are burning themselves to death, every night.

In places that somehow, some connection to sins that they believe they've committed.

So, what was Anna's sin?

She hasn't committed any sin.

What would she think her sin was?

Oh, God.

You mentioned that a man attacked her on one of these trips.

So, what happened to her?

Was she raped, Monika?

Yes.

Did she get pregnant?

She had an abortion.

I made her have an abortion.

(SOBBING) She was 15, Kurt.

-Where's the clinic?

-Rannesholm.

Yeah, Rannesholm clinic.

Anna had an abortion there.

Erika Bredfeldt too, same place.

Lindeman and Kristina are on their way.

Right.

-Any sign?

-No, nothing.

-What's he doing here?

-He came to the station.

I saw the fires on the news, I thought I could help.

They might listen to me.

At least more than they might listen to a policeman.

WALLANDER: Right, that's them.

Stefan, Kristina, weapons raised, visible.

This is a reaction.

If you push people and push people, eventually they push back.

-WALLANDER: Svensson!

-Let me try.

LINDEMAN: Wait, no!

Stay back.

Hands on the window!

Now!

In you go.

WALLANDER: Anna?

KRISTINA: It's Erika Bredfeldt and Klaus Halgren.

WALLANDER: Anna?

Anna?

-No.

-(CELL PHONE RINGING) -Wallander.

-Kurt, it's Monika.

They're here.

Right, don't let them in.

(SIGHING) (SIREN WAILING) Anna!

Monika!

All right, there's petrol here.

Hold back.

Nobody moves, nobody fires.

MONIKA: Kurt!

Kurt, we're in here.

Erik, it's Kurt Wallander.

-(LIGHTER CLICKS) -Erik, please!

I'm unarmed, I'm putting my weapon down.

Erik, I understand the point that you're trying to make.

A lot of people have heard what you want to say.

They appreciate that you chose times and places where people didn't get hurt.

So, let's just make sure nobody does get hurt, yeah?

We're washing things clean.

I understand, but do you want to hurt your daughter?

Do you wanna hurt Monika?

Anna.

Monika lied.

I am so sorry, darling.

Absolutely sorry.

-You lied.

-WALLANDER: Okay.

(LIGHTER CLICKS) Erik, you're a man of faith, I know that.

So, that must mean that you're a man of forgiveness, yes?

If I stay here, will you please let Monika go?

I'm not leaving this room without my daughter.

Erik, will you let Anna go?

Anna's here because she wishes to be.

Of course she's not here because she wishes to be.

-WALLANDER: Monika.

-She'd follow you to -the ends of the earth, Erik.

-Monika.

-That's all s he's ever done whether... -Monika.

...you were dead or alive.

I came back to atone for my sins.

For what I did in abandoning my wife and my daughter.

Then stay here, be a proper father.

WALLANDER: Erik, you don't want to harm your daughter.

Anna and I will always be together.

Put the knife on the table, Monika.

WALLANDER: Anna, listen to me.

When you came out to see me the other night, Anna, you remember that?

You weren't certain.

You weren't certain, you were upset.

You were full of doubt then, you're full of doubt now.

I'm sorry that I couldn't help you the other night, I'm sorry, but I can help you now.

No dad wishes harm for his daughter, no father wants this.

God gave his own child for the sake of the world.

You're not God, Erik!

Monika killed your child, my grandchild.

I did it for her.

I've only ever wanted to make her safe.

Anna.

I can atone for you.

Please, just walk out.

Please.

(MONIKA CRYING) Please, just walk away.

Please go with Kurt.

Daddy.

-(LIGHTER CLICKS) -Daddy, don't!

WALLANDER: No, Erik!

(ERIK SCREAMING) WALLANDER: In you go!

WALLANDER: Hey!

Hey, in you come.

Come on!

-(ERIK STRUGGLING) -OFFICER: This way.

Come on, sir.

It's okay.

You're okay.

You're okay.

You are.

You are.

(BOTH SOBBING) -LINDEMAN: Let's get her out quickly and calmly.

-Okay.

LINDEMAN: Follow me.

KRISTINA: I need for you both to come with me now.

(POLICE RADIO CHATTER) -(BABY CRYING) -(BABY COOING) Do you want me to get you some water?

-No, I'm all right.

-Okay.

Linda.

DOCTOR: Yeah.

-First one?

-Yeah.

Just lay there.

Can you shut the door, please?

Yeah, absolutely.

Just a moment.

Thank you.

Can you bring up your top a little bit?

Loosen your trousers.

There we are.

Sit down, then.

Right, okay.

It's cold.

(GASPS) -Are you the dad?

-Yeah.

-Dad, you're my dad.

-No, no, sorry.

Yeah, I'm her dad.

Come over here.

(GASPS) There's not as much room as there was.

See if we can... (HEART BEATING ON MONITOR) DOCTOR: There we are.

There's a couple of legs.

Arms.

Okay.

We're looking good.

-All right?

-LINDA: Yeah.

(BIRDS SQUAWKING) (DOOR SHUTTING) (FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING) LINDA: What do you want to be?

Sorry?

What do you want to be?

Granddad?

Gramps?

Mother-father?

I think we should get you moving.

Yeah.

Granddad will be fine.

I'll get it.

I'll get it.

-Get in the car.

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