Deadline (Sprängaren)

Answer it, before the whole house wakes up.

Now what?

Victoria Stadium's been blown up.

Tunnel's shut. Stick to the streets.

Who's shooting?

Henriksson's gone out.

What's up?

Victoria Stadium's been blown up.

NEWS Olympic bomb

NEWS Olympic bomb

Stockholm can kiss goodbye to the Olympics, that's for sure.

It'll make some people happy.

One of our boys was down there.

He had a fare to an unlicensed club in those new buildings.

The blast was so bloody violent his car flew clear across the street.

Was he hurt?

He broke his arm.

Got a few cuts to his face.

A taxi driver was hurt. Got a name?

Arne Brattstrom.

Run a check on Arne Brattstrom. The place is crawling with cops!

Where's Mummy?

She's gone to work.

...bombing of the Olympic stadium.

...at 3:17 this morning.

We get the Olympics, though nobody wants them, and look what happens.

What do you mean?

It's not going to happen.

All we've got is a bloody great hole in the ground.

An explosive charge went off at the Olympic Stadium...

The police are on the scene and the public are asked to keep away.

What a blast...!

Where's Annika?

Hey, you! This area's been sealed off!

There's been an explosion.

That's why I'm here.

What's that?

I'm a reporter.

There'll be other reporters there, and my photographer's waiting.

I want to do my job.

I'm doing my job.

How about working together?

Be careful up there!

It's not a playground.

I'm lucky to run into you here.

Got anything for me?

I'll get back to you later.

I just got here.

Call me later.

When will you be in your office?

Hard to tell.

Have you got anything?

Do me a favour and call me the minute you know something.

Henriksson! Have you got anything?

Loads, but nothing from the inside.

It's too dangerous to go up close, it's cordoned off.

I got a taxi driver in an ambulance.

I know all about that.

After a couple of minutes the police started running around like crazy...

How does it look?

What do you think?

Chaos everywhere.

But we're quite close to the action.

Another ambulance is driving up.

Deadline in seven minutes.

What are the news agencies saying?

They've got the taxi driver.

That was an hour ago. This is new. Nothing on the police radio?

Nothing interesting.

Radio news?

Nothing.

TV bulletin on Rapport at six.

Yeah, I saw their van.

And the ambulance?

It's standing by.

What goes in the next edition?

The Olympic boss?

Furhage? Can't get hold of her.

She's worked so hard for this.

We'll do the Olympic angle.

What happens to the Games now?

Will they fix the stand in time? Samaranch. All that stuff.

People here are working on it.

I'll do the blast.

Three pieces: the police hunt for the bomber, the scene of...

Bengtzon?

They're opening the ambulance doors.

They've got plastic bags...

They're picking "P...

Christ! There's another victim.

The Police Hunt, The Scene, and The Victim. You've got 6, 7, 8, and center.

I understand that alarm calls are confidential,

but I'm asking about alarm calls you haven't received.

Victoria Stadium has been blown up. We can agree on that, can't we?

What has your security company been doing at the stadium tonight?

Nothing, right? I didn't see any of your cars.

Thanks. No you've only referred to your confidentiality policy.

What's the story?

There's a dead body.

Who is it?

Don't know.

Confirmed?

It will be soon, I hope.

I hope so, too.

Yes?

What do you know?

What do you know?

It's an inside job.

All the alarms were disabled.

Must be hundreds of alarms there.

Burglar alarms, fire alarms, motion sensor alarms all disarmed.

Someone switched them off.

You can't go public with that yet.

One more thing:

You've got a body blown to pieces.

They're picking up the pieces now.

That's right.

Man or woman?

I don't know.

We haven't found the head.

Talk to you later.

Spike?

It's confirmed.

19 December NEWS

19 December NEWS

IN THE WAKE OF THE BOMBER

IN THE WAKE OF THE BOMBER

OLYMPIC BLAST

OLYMPIC BLAST

OLYMPIC STADIUM BLOWN UP - ONE DEAD

OLYMPIC STADIUM BLOWN UP - ONE DEAD

There are a number of things to go through.

One: the identity of the corpse. Tomorrow's major splash, right?

Two: the hunt for the killer. Three: the Olympic angle.

Four: How could it happen?

The victim.

What happened to the taxi driver?

We've hidden him in a hotel.

Are we writing about anything else today?

There's white-collar crime...

It's the biggest story since the Estonia sank. Let's work together.

We need to discuss....

Like it or not, I'm your boss, so you will have to listen to me.

We're working together on this.

Congratulations, Annika!

Spike, great!

A great picture!

In the end, it was quite grainy.

But it was still good.

Come on, you've got to give Henriksson credit for it.

All that matters is that we were first.

OK, Annika. Tell me.

Patrik can tell you what he's doing.

I'll do the hunt for the murderer, the forensic evidence,

and I'll talk to the investigators and the officers on duty.

There'll be a press conference. Berit and I will cover that.

We've got to look at the security. How the hell could this happen?

I wrote about the rotten security a year ago, saying this could happen.

Then do it again.

So you've got the background.

I need a shot of Christina Furhage.

In front of the bomb damage would be great.

What's today's phone in question?

"Should the Olympics be canceled?"

It's an attack by some group that doesn't want us to host the Games.

How can you be so sure?

Apart from the victim, the terrorist angle is tomorrow's big thing.

We've got to be cautious about any sabotage theories.

We don't know who the victim is or why the bomb was planted.

But the police can neither confirm nor deny anything.

We shouldn't settle on anything yet.

We've got to ask the police.

Let's keep our options open and get on with things.

Anything else?

They'll identify the victim soon. We'll have to approach the family.

In the nicest way possible.

I don't want a debate

about tabloids intruding on people's private grief.

I'll do it myself.

Good.

Good morning.

We're off to the press conference.

I need a daylight shot of the stadium.

We'll send...

I've got a theater shoot.

Forget about it.

It's the award ceremony.

You told me to dress up for it.

Had you been going.

You must've known for hours. Couldn't you have told me earlier?

If you haven't got a change of clothes, that's your problem.

Are these clothes suitable?

Go and take the shots!

I don't like your tone.

And I don't like yours!

Go in your underpants!

The minute you hear from her, you call me.

Hi, there! Where's Christina?

Don't worry. She'll be here.

What? When is she coming?