Wisting

I hope we're in the right place. The dogs didn't find anything.

This Tarjei might not be in just one location.

The others were dismembered and scattered around.

We owe it to the relatives to make an attempt.

What do you think?

You're the one making a movie about evil, Line.

Can you tell by looking at him?

No.

Just don't forget the recordings belong to Kripos.

Tom Kerr, I'm Adrian Stiller from Kripos.

You have agreed to show us the location of Tarjei Norum's remains.

I know what we are doing.

Everything you say will be recorded as part of your statement.

You may confer with your lawyer, Claes Thancke, -

without it being recorded.

- Is that understood? - Answer him, Tom.

Yes, understood.

Hello, Line.

It's happening.

Yes... I just need to attach the microphone.

Let me do it.

Mouth.

Lift your tongue.

Shoes.

If only Kerr had stayed in Oslo, we wouldn't have to deal with Kripos.

- It's not even our case. - Can you see anything, Torunn?

- No. Only locals going to work. - OK. Thank you.

What's that smell, Benjamin? Is it perfume?

No, it's moisturizer.

Sorry.

Sweetheart, I'm at work.

You can ask daddy. OK, what's so important?

The chocolate powder is above the sink. Be careful when climbing.

- They're coming. - I have to go. Only four spoons!

- Hand over the recordings after. - Sure.

- Hello, Line. - Hi, dad. I'm working.

- Do you recognize the place, Kerr? - Yes.

It's that way.

OK. Let's go.

What would Maggie say about this? A walk-through with a serial killer.

- Maggie thinks it's risky. - Have you spoken to her?

I congratulated her on the new job. She's moving to Copenhagen.

I guess you're going to visit her.

Kerr!

Is it much further?

It's right up here.

Then we're nearly there.

Why did you take him so far?

So he wouldn't be found. And it worked.

OK, let's continue.

It's up there to the right.

Are you OK, Kerr?

- You can go on a bit further. - He can't continue chained up.

He'll break his arms and legs.

OK, unchain him, Torunn, but keep the handcuffs on.

Where to now?

- Line, Line... - I'm OK.

- Are you OK? - Yes.

Benjamin?

Torunn!

Frida, the dog!

Look at me.

- Is it your belly? - Yes.

Torunn, are you OK?

Stay awake!

Gun! He's got a gun!

William, stop! Stop! There might be mines.

I need urgent medical assistance.

A grenade exploded. Two officers are severely injured.

We do not have the subject. He's armed.

I need roadblocks, armed police.

And I need helicopters and boats. And send Delta here.

And the bomb squad.

Are you OK, Torunn?

You'll be in safe hands soon.

The chief of police is setting up a task force.

The order is to not let Kerr leave the area.

We're getting all the resources we need.

William, come. There is something you need to see.

Tripwire attached to a stun grenade.

A real one would have taken all our heads off.

Someone has placed a weapon for Kerr, tripwire...

Fuck, this was thoroughly planned.

Where is Stiller?

- Wisting? - Not now.

I know where Tom Kerr is. Come with me.

Hello.

- What's all this? - I know he's there somewhere.

You said you know where he is.

Kerr, yes. We followed him through the woods onto that path.

I planted a tracker in his shoe.

- Where is he now? - In this cabin here.

Wait. Kerr is hiding in that cabin.

He's been there nearly 14 minutes.

He'll stay there until the police leave and someone picks him up.

The one who helped him escape. Now we can catch him too.

Who? Who do you think is helping him?

The one the papers called The Other.

But we scrapped the theory of an unknown helper.

Officially, yes, but the Oslo police and Kripos kept it open.

Someone is helping Kerr, someone who can get grenades and weapons.

I think it's the same man who helped him torture and kill three men.

The Other.

We can catch Kerr right away, or wait a bit and catch them both.

But you have to decide now, before your people find him.

Did you get this tracking approved? You planned for something to happen.

Tracker van and trackers are no coincidence.

- Let go of me! - Nils, stop it!

I've got the explosion and the aftermath on tape.

Oh my God. How are you?

I'm fine, but the injured are being taken away.

Listen, record everything you can.

As producer I'll take care of the right to use later.

- You have no idea what's going on. - Probably not.

That's why it's important to document everything.

For now, just record everything.

- I need to go. - He's using us.

Listen...

- You guys remember Njål Thomle? - The 19-year-old from Lillestrøm.

He was found dismembered three weeks ago.

His body parts were soaked in bleach, just like Kerr's victims.

We've never made this public. Look at this.

The knife has been used in the same way.

The cuts are as good as identical.

The Other exists.

He helped out the last time. Now he's operating on his own.

And he needs to be stopped.

You need to persuade your chief of police.

I'm here with the task force. What do you suggest?

I think we should change this-

from a manhunt operation to a surveillance operation.

We know where Kerr is.

We'll wait for him to get company, and then we'll catch both.

This is Veronica Rambøl. Do you know his exact location?

Yes, he's at a summer cabin. It's in the open, but...

The terrain and vegetation make it possible to observe it.

That will require a cover operation. We can't just pull out.

That means we'll have to mislead the press. They're quite eager.

OK, Wisting. We'll do what you want.

But you have to talk to the press. And keep us posted.

- Did Kiil give the go-ahead? - Yes.

Are you OK?

Did you record the whole walk-through?

- Yes. - Go and upload what you have.

Then send me a link. There might be something useful.

What if something happens here? I would much rather stay.

Line, nothing more will happen here. Your recordings might have clues.

- Are you saying he got away? - No.

Line, you...

I need to see those recordings. As soon as possible.

Hey... How are Torunn and Benjamin doing?

I don't know.

Take my car.

Guess I'll have to take it.

- Hello, Tommy. - Are you OK?

VG had a news broadcast. Two were injured in an explosion...

Yes, yes... I was there. I'm on my way back.

- But you're OK? - Yes, we're both OK. Don't worry.

- Are you sure? - Yes, Tommy, everything is OK.

- I'll come down to Larvik. - No, don't do that.

I'm fine, OK?

I'm at work and don't need a babysitter.

It's not being a babysitter. I'm allowed to care.

Yes, of course, but I'm fine.

- You should just forget that job. - My movie, you mean.

Your baby, you mean.

- Stenberg. - Wisting.

The subject is at a cabin one mile from here.

- Do we have visual confirmation? - No. But before Kerr left...

...a hidden tracker was placed in his shoe.

Hi there.

The chief of police wants us to do a mock maneuver-

where we withdraw from the area, so it looks like a failed manhunt.

There's the cabin, and we have three officers out there.

- Could he have found the tracker? - He actually has two trackers.

I attached one on the inside of his waistband to be sure.

We're picking up small movements from both trackers. He's there.

Someone from the Oslo police will be arriving with material.

He wants to speak to you. Someone called Idar Semmelmann.

- Do you know him? - Semmelmann is from Vice.

He led the hunt for The Other. They were a group, now it's just him.

- Any good? - Then we wouldn't be here now.

Tell him we'll meet him at the station.

- Torunn? - We'll take care of you both.

It shouldn't have been possible. Kerr shouldn't have known the day.

Then he couldn't have planned it.