Advokaten -Second Season

The report into our parents' murder was falsified.

So you're no longer named Anker?

Separate foster homes and adoption after our parents were blown to bits.

Hey, brother.

You know the legal system in Sweden and Denmark

and I need someone who knows both sides.

An old client, Thomas Waldman.

He put the bomb under the car.

He works with narcotics and financial crime.

I start a new job to learn shit about that fucking Waldman,

And you sit in my stairwell, smoking heroin?!

Do you even understand how fucking stupid that is?

Yeah, I'm your best friend at work. Right?

- Good morning, darling. - Hi, Dad.

- You've heard about my Mum? - About Iben?

No, my real mum. Blanka.

I haven't told you the whole truth about your parents.

- Did you know our Mum? - She convinced me to leave Thomas.

He was drinking and took steroids. He was violent.

Eva told me to go to the police and report what I knew about his dealings

and he'd get at least ten years.

She put you in contact with Dad?

I was on my way to meet your parents that day.

We have to prove that Waldman is tied to the drug deals.

- Ayala is in for life. - Are you going to get Ayala out?

- Hi, Mum. - Do you want to start a gang war?

Waldman stole her supplier. A gang war will force Waldman out.

They've released Daniella Ayala.

Therese, relax.

- Are we in danger now? - No.

Fucking Ayala.

Bogdan has been arrested. His sports club was attacked.

- What was the arrest for? - There was a shootout.

Police found traces of narcotics.

Get him out. I need him.

I'll do what I can.

Waldman and Therese are going abroad.

Sara, we have to make sure they don't get on that plane.

We'll stall them for just a couple of days. Three grams should be enough.

We got a tip you have something in your bag.

That's not mine!

Therese is bipolar.

What happened?

It's Therese. She hung herself in her cell. She's dead.

I know who that little cop is, the one who's onto us.

She's the daughter to a police officer I knew 20 years ago.

Sara Khalil!

Sit down.

- It'll just take... - We have your sister.

Show me your hands! Show me your hands! Show me your hands!

- You killed her nephew Rashid. - Yeah, of course I killed him.

He tried to kill me. Frank here, he saved my life.

- Waldman confessing to murder? - Frank...

isn't involved in the murder.

He acted in self-defence.

There's more, planning of narcotic crimes.

I'll leave you to it, to discuss alternative delivery methods.

Have a nice trip home, Mr Ledas.

Okay. I'll listen to this and make a decision.

- Frank Nordling? - Yes?

You're under arrest for involvement in the murder of Rashid Ayala

and will be extradited to Denmark.

Where's he going this time?

He's going to X-ray, third floor. Last visit.

Come.

Watch out! Behind you!

Come on! We're leaving!

Stop!

Shit, man. Fuck.

THE LAWYER

Lawyer Nordling was arrested.

Suspected of accessory to murder seven months ago.

But the Prosecutor's Office has dropped the preliminary investigation

against Councillor Nordling, so he will not be prosecuted.

The question remains however whether Attorney Nordling has breached

lawyer customs when he during the trial against Thomas Waldman

took the stand against said party. Please, go ahead.

As a lawyer, my first and foremost obligation isn't towards society,

nor the court, not even towards the truth.

No, as a lawyer, my first and foremost obligation is towards

my client so you are correct. However...

During my time at Wisén and Partners,

I was never allocated as Thomas Waldman's defender.

According to the 36th chapter, 5th paragraph,

4th subparagraph in the procedural code;

the breakthrough rule is in effect. It states,

that a lawyer, lawyers assistant excluding defendant always

stands liable to testify against crimes that are not

subject to a punishment more lenient than prison for two years.

Thank you.

I got a penalty-fee but I get to keep my lawyers title.

Hey, Svend-Erik, I just wanted to...

to say thanks for helping me with the BAR association.

Yes, of course I want to help you, Frank.

But I have to go in to a meeting, I'll talk to you later.

- Okay. - And hey... Congratulations!

Right... Mmm.

Okay, thanks.

There's been an attempt to break out Thomas Waldman.

Frank?

Frank, I'm so worried. You're...

Salmon and then we have some with omelette, avocado and some rolls.

- Only one of them? - One for you, Ebbe.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- She's asleep now so... - Yeah, good.

I brought some... some stuff. Size 56 to 80.

Oh really?

How sweet of you.

How nice! Thank you very much!

To Laura!

Who's so big and strong that you got to come home from the hospital.

Yes, cheers to Laura.

And to Frank who got to keep his lawyer title.

Yes, good luck! Do you work at a lawyer's office now or?

No, not yet. I... But I've gotten a couple of things as a counsellor.

To start with which will be good.

- Sorry, god, I... It sounded like... - I didn't hear anything.

- Yeah, I'll just check. - I don't think that...

Liam said that...

he wanted Laura to wear this especially.

Yes... Yes.

He got it from Frank when he was an infant.

- Unfortunately... - Hey, it's Frank he's after.

Yes, they won't reinstate the protection-detail and that's that.

But how are you doing?

You already know, since I'm pissing in a cup every month.

Yes. Thanks.

Sara Khalil, Malmö police department.

Hello, I'm calling from Ringsjö Penitentiary.

Would you accept a call from Blanka Waldman?

Yes... I'll accept the call.

Okay, good. I'll transfer you. Thank you.

Why did you call me?

Sarah, you're a cop. You have to help me.

I've heard something terrible.

One, two, kick. Okay? Tight guard, okay? Always. One, two, boom.

Good, keep your guard up! One more time, one, two, three.

Here! Should I be able to hold my hand like that? Are you...

Get your guard up!

Frank Nordling?

Okay, but do you need my credentials or do you?

Okay, and you've got them already? Okay, yes. Thanks.

Huh.. Blanka Waldman.

She wants to add me to her visitation list. Why?

Damn it, I told her not to talk to you.

Wait, wait... Told her? Did you speak to her?

A new inmate arrived to Blanka's block.

But Sar... Let's back up a bit...

What the hell are you talking about? I...

This girl claims that Waldman's daughter was killed.

Frank...

What's her name?

Hey...

You've just have a bad conscience and that's why you can't think straight.

You and I framed Therese,

we planted heroin in her bag,

so I do actually have a somewhat bad conscience.

And Waldman will kill us if he gets the chance. But if we...

Not a chance.

What's her name?

Sara, what's her fucking name?

Her name is Gabriella. Gabriella Mörck.

COPENHAGEN POLICE

You'll get a star in my book.

I'll die in prison.

That's what I'm saying, Frank! You're my lawyer, got it?

I'm sure it's my dad they're after. I don't understand why.

The sale of the Spanish holding company, it will take it's time.

We need to spend money to make money.

Yes but SKAT hasn't concluded their revision of Thomas

and if I act too fast, the money might get seized.

Yes but we have to do something.

Ayala and the others have begun to work on our territory.

I'm protecting Thomas' fortune but cash-flow issues in the operation,

that's your problem.

Do I need to remind you, you're the one who hired that fucking traitor

who put us in this situation.

- I didn't know who he was. - No?

I'm one hundred per cent loyal to Thomas.

Just get those damn tanning salons sold. Okay?

Going to war costs money.

BE CAREFUL

I got to the detention centre in the evening.

What date?

The 21th of June, last year.

I didn't sleep a wink that night.

I heard a commotion from the cell next door.

What kind of commotion?

Something fell and there was a girl. It was Therese, calling for help...

And there were other voices.

- Other voices? Who? Who? - I don't know.

But, all of a sudden, it all went quiet. Eerily quiet.

And you didn't tell anyone?

I didn't even know anyone had died

until I heard rumours about it in the leisure room weeks later.

Gabriella, why are you telling us this now?

I got transferred here and found out who Blanka was.

She moved me and she has a right to know, she's like her mother.

Do you remember who else worked that night?

- Yes. - Good.