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The Condemned Part 1

Well, our guest today...

has been out of the spotlight for a while.

He has assisted us in many things...

and he is the most experienced profiler in Sweden.

May I introduce Professor Sebastian Bergman.

Good afternoon, colleagues. I'm back.

I'll leave the microphone for what it is.

There you sit waiting to hear everything about profiling.

Or what we in Sweden call offender profiling.

And that's a mouthful, if you ask me.

The only reason I'm here today...

is that my publisher wants me to pick up my life again...

so I can sell more books.

It goes on easily.

I have other things on my mind.

Just look who's been.

What's your name?

Go on, tell me your name?

-Dolores. -I see.

I have never seen a police officer so beautifully moving. Really.

-What's your name? The blonde at the back. -Sara.

Sara...

No, you're too young for me.

I will do what my publisher requires of me...

This is my book, my book, my book... Buy it.

That's all I want to say today, this state.

There is nothing to add.

It is nice to read, because I am a good writer.

Please: For Dolores...

with love...

Sebastian Bergman. 0708 912

Are you going to listen to that idiot?

I was hoping he had changed, but he's only gotten worse.

The police in Västerköping have sought our help.

They have found a boy murdered in the woods. His heart was cut out.

-Is the car ready? -Certainly.

-It even has a steering wheel. -We are moving forward.

Yes, yes, yes...

We are about 10 minutes. Day, though.

Last time we were in an icy parish.

-Hopefully we'll have better luck. -I doubt it.

Ursula, this is Kerstin Hanser, The police chief of Eskilstuna.

She needs our help.

Hopefully this meeting. Something better succeed in the short term.

-This is fine. -This is Roger Eriksson.

He disappeared last Friday.

He was at his girlfriend's Lisa Hansson up to ten o'clock.

His mother reported him missing the next day, because he didn't come home.

-Where was the body found? -In a pond near the lake.

Five days later.

-And his heart was removed? -Yes.

To our knowledge, Lisa Hansson was last persons to see him alive.

According to Lisa, heleft at ten o'clock and went straight home.

-Is that all? -Such a little.

He had few friends and was not threatened or anything.

One more thing, We couldn't find his coat and watch.

-What brand? -It is a special one.

A Tissot T-Race Special Edition.

He was very proud of it.

-We will look at the lake. -Certainly.

Munga Lake, where Roger was found.

-Has it rained recently? -Yes, very much.

Do you think we can still find traces of blood?

I wouldn't count on it. He may have been murdered in the water.

No, that's too deep. Stabbing a body that's sinking, is difficult.

The wounds were deep, so he was located on a solid surface.

-Ursula? -Yes.

-I found something, I think. -What then?

Blood, I guess.

Which way would he have gone?

-What do you think? -Yes, that indeed seems to be blood.

I'll look a little further.

Ursula?

Where does this road go?

This way to town and the other to the highway.

What do you think?

It looks really fresh.

Make an impression.

What the...

To grandparents. Sabine Mikaela Bergman, 17 July, 1999.

Hello, I would like to sell a house of the deceased.

As soon as possible.

Can you sell the furniture and everything there?

He came at seven o'clock. We looked at "Dancing with the Stars" and drank tea.

Then he left at ten o'clock, as usual.

-Are you sure about the time? -Yes.

My parents got home at a quarter past and he was gone.

Did you know where he was going? Had he received a phone call?

No, there was nothing special.

-How do you know each other? -We...

We were at the same school, Palmlövsskolan.

Is it true his heart was cut out?

Can I talk to you?

-Yes? -Will you go?

-Yes. -You know...

A witness saw Roger fight with Leo Lundin on Friday.

Torkel wants us to go get him. Right now.

Hello. I'm Billy Rosen of the police.

Leo's home? We want to speak to him about Roger Eriksson.

The boy who they found? Leo?

Leo, come here.

-Leo, it's the police. -Freeze, police.

-Hold it, police. -Freeze.

Police.

I didn't do anything.

Why did you leave?

No idea, a whim.

You and Roger went to the same school, but he changed schools.

Why?

Ask him.

Nice watch. Is that yours?

Of course.

A Tissot T-Race Special Edition, you have a big problem.

Do you understand?

-Enjoy this? -I did nothing.

Give me that watch.

Lundin Leo admits to taking away the watch.

He says he encountered Roger on Pilgatan.

He was bullying Roger. But Roger fit him first.

They fought, Lundin won and took his watch as punishment.

But it may be that Lundin had a knife and got out of hand.

-And stabbed him 30 times. -Maybe a panic reaction.

Roger was screaming on the floor, Blood was everywhere...

and he thought: Fuck you. He didn't tell that after.

We need very good evidence to make it stick.

One more thing. Leo insists he encountered Roger at nine o'clock.

-But Roger was at Lisa's. -Apparently not.

-Any news about the scene of the crime? -The tire tracks from a Pirelli 300.

We haven't found any others. The body must have been dumped using that car.

Okay. Come, then we'll go to search Lundin's house.

There's someone for you. It's Roger's mother.

She wants to speak to the lead investigator.

Hi, I'm Torkel Höglund of the National Police.

I'm so sorry.

They say Leo Lundin did it.

It's his fault Roger had to go to that snobby school.

We're going after Leo...

but we haven't charged him yet.

I'm getting calls from members of the press.

They want to interview me, an exclusive interview.

I think you'd better not to talk to them.

They want to pay me.

How much do you think I can ask for?

I have no idea.

Sorry, but I must get back to work.

Hello.

This may take a while.

If you wish, you can wait with me.

-Who are you? -I'm Sebastian Bergman.

My mother Esther lived there.

Hello. I knew Esther a little.

-Condolences. -Oh.

It doesn't matter.

I have fresh coffee.

Well. Thank you.

-Go ahead. The door is open. -Fine, thank you.

-Sebastian, what are you doing here? -I stay here.

There, in my mother's house.

She's dead, so I'm here to sell it.

I think you should leave before Ursula sees you.

It doesn't bother me if he stays alone.

Where is his father?

I called him and he said he'll try to come home Friday.

I saw your mother now and then.

She said you were an impossible man.

But that's not true.

We're finished for the time being. You can go home.

-Thanks. -Can I come in?

-When will Leo be released? -We don't know.

Thanks. Hopefully, it was to drink.

-Goodbye. -Good day.

-You haven't changed. -It was cold outside.

If it was a man or a child, you wouldn't care.

-Found anything? -Nothing I can tell you about.

Got a cigarette?

No, I stopped years ago.

Too bad, my mother didn't like smoking in the kitchen.

Sebastian still the same.

What are you doing today?

I live off my wife's life insurance.

And now there's my mother's money too.

-I didn't know you were married. -I'm even a widower.

-A lot can happen in 12 years. -Has it been that long?

I'd have sent a postcard if I wanted to keep in contact.

I mean, if you regret we've drifted apart.

I'd have kept in touch if I had found it important.

All the best.

FBI Training

The killer was at Lioda's funeral according to Sebastian Bergman of the Norwegian police

I don't know if I'm writing to the right person. Thanks for the quick response.

I understand your reluctance to give your son's address to a stranger...

but I really have to get in touch with Sebastian.

I have to talk to him or know that he'll get this letter.

Sincerely, Petra Andersson.

Sincerely, Petra Andersson.

... Greetings, Petra Andersson.

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