The same day, another foreign female tourist
had an accident and is in Glerársandur Hospital.
It is thought they were together the night before.
The police have given no information about their connection
or what led to the accident
and are giving no information about the investigation.
It's horrible to come here, fall down a mountain, and end up in a coma.
She's kept asleep. I read it on the web.
Listen, tonight I can't drive you. I need the car.
- Are you kidding? - You just have to walk.
Do you know how far it is?
Well, Gulli can drive me.
What about you?
- Are you seeing your girlfriend? - I don't have a girlfriend.
- Who are you talking to at night, then? - Arna is just my friend.
- Can't I have a friend? - Sure, I'm just asking.
- Just don't be late for dinner. - Oh, my God...
- Arna is welcome too. - Shut up, Mum.
- It's a good idea. - What should we have? Spaghetti...
- Meatballs? - I don't eat meatballs.
You can have the spaghetti.
This isn't the right way.
When is she going to get out of the damn closet?
This isn't cool.
- Bye. - They're doing more than talking.
I know that Arna was here the other night.
I saw her sneaking out. She doesn't even try to hide her shoes.
Not quality sneaking, that.
We're much better at it.
Oops.
Yes.
Oh, oops.
Yes, please.
A little bit faster.
- We're off. - Fuck.
Don't stop.
- Bye. - Okay, bye.
I don't know, Gústi
She said she hitchhiked and came straight to the station.
- Have you contacted Ragnar? - Yes.
They've been looking for her all night.
They don't know why or how she escaped.
Wasn't he going to tell us as soon as she woke up?
He says she woke up last night. That's the situation.
I have to hang up. Yes, I'm there. Bye.
- Heimir. - Gústi.
You've spoken? Great.
Hi, my name is Gústi, I'm detective chief inspector.
And you are?
- Lena. - Lena, great.
Lena, can I offer you some water or some coffee?
I'm good.
Okay.
Alright.
Let's begin.
Fríða.
- Hi. - Hi.
What are you doing here?
- Lena escaped last night. - No...
We searched for her all night. But she's now in Reykjavik.
- She hitchhiked. - Why didn't you call me?
It's not your mess.
Some of us have to get some rest.
Aníta and Tómas searched as well.
Right.
Tómas is starting to irritate me.
They're going to send some arsehole from Reykjavik.
We have to prepare for that.
All right. Let's do that.
- Can you make some coffee? - Yes. Strong.
He told me she was okay.
And she was here in Reykjavic, in a hospital.
But then I figured out they were all lying to me,
after I saw her husband.
And then her--
Her body in the morgue.
And I just had to get the fuck out of there.
Okay, okay, okay. Let's just back up a minute.
The man that you saw,
how did you know that was Ulrika's husband?
I recognized him from the pictures
that she showed me.
And this interrogation that you talked about,
when did that take place?
Two days ago.
Two days ago?
Hello?
Hello there. What's your take on the situation?
Her story makes no sense, but we have to check it.
- But there's a mess out there. - How so?
They've been lying to us. She woke up two days ago.
What? What is this nonsense?
Ragnar should have quit ages ago. You know he's past it.
Yes, I know. Let's send Símon.
- Símon? - Yes.
- Shouldn't I go? I know him. - No.
I'm telling you as your boss but mostly as a friend
that it's not a good idea.
Let's be clear. He and I are both adults and we can work together.
- Gústi... - For real.
- Listen. - I'm listening.
Think about this, i know i can't stop you from going,
but we were lucky it didn't become fucking “Me Too”bullshit.
It would never have been anything like that.
Right, because you're so much in love... or were.
- Listen, I looked at your report. - What report?
This one. You have to certify you took Ulrika's fingerprints.
It's just the printout. I've done it on the computer.
- Hi. - What...
It might not be so strange
that no one noticed a woman in a hospital gown.
I was at the morgue.
Ulrika's suitcase was ripped open and clothes strewn everywhere.
I'd say she put on Ulrika's clothes and left through the morgue.
Okay.
Any news of her? Her condition?
Is she in hospital there or coming back here, or...
No, I just talked to Kalli in Reykjavik this morning.
She went straight to the police station.
She's been interviewed. I don't know more.
You should tell them to observe her, at least for a few days.
Mm-hmm.
Here.
- No, use the black. - I've got it... no.
- Poor girl. - What?
I don't know about that.
Steffi, where's my toothbrush?
In my cosmetics case.
Are you coming with me?
You're not going there alone. Let's just pretend we're on holiday.
- I'll be working the whole time. - Not the whole time.
- Did you pack toothpaste? - Yes.
- And where was she found? - She'd hitchhiked to Reykjavik.
- And was she all right? - I think so.
- Don't you want some cinnamon? - No, thanks.
- Do you have raisins? - Do you like them?
No, I don't like them.
Good. I never eat raisins.
- What's bugging you? - Nothing.
- You know you can talk to me, Raggi. - Yes.
But I think it's better if I don't.
A local restaurant gets great reviews.
Don't use the phone while you're driving.
- I'll send my mum a message. - I'll do that.
What should I say?
Tell her that she doesn't eat pepperoni
and that there's vegan cheese in the fridge.
Done.
Isn't it enough that our daughter is a lesbian?
Does she have to be vegan as well?
Come in.
Shouldn't I let you get dressed first?
I am dressed, Raggi.
- Well.. - Oh, thanks.
Listen...
- What's up? - They're not sending her back here.
Okay. They're hardly going to ask me to go there.
No. They interrogated her in Reykjavik today.
And?
Gústi is coming.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Is he the only detective in Reykjavik?
He interviewed her, so...
I've told him we can explain everything that happened.
And... he's okay. He'll work with us.
He was very unhappy with the lack of information from us.
- I know him very well, and he... - Yes.
I know him very well too. He can be a complete bastard.
I don't know him that way.
But he trusts me. It will be okay.
And he didn't believe Lena's story. That's good for us.
But we have to be prepared for everything.
I know it's uncomfortable
but we have to try to be adults and...
- And stick together. - Yes.
Let's get this over so we can continue with our lives.
Yes.
- Right? - Yes.
- See you. - Yes.
- Are you okay? - Yes.
- You take the legs. - Yes.
Straight in. One, two and...
- Oh! - She doesn't feel it.
- Just adjust her. - Yes.
Great. Let's close it up.
- Do we have anything to eat? - Just what's in the fridge.
Maybe there's some porridge left.
Okay, shouldn't I go to the shop?
I don't need anything.
Mum, do you want me here?
Do you want to be here?
Yes. Otherwise I wouldn't be here.
- Yes, I want you here. - Okay, then you can show it.
Hooray.
Forget it.
I know that man is coming.
- Did Raggi tell you? - No, my dear.
- I heard you talking. - Were you snooping?
Aníta. Don't let that guy fuck you up.
Oh no, not from you.
Goodbye.
Hello?
Hi.
Yes, I'm completely free tonight.
Is there any other way to
transport her to Reykjavic?
Yes, I'm sorry I know this isn't ideal,
but the car we used to use just broke down.
Thomas will drive you to Reykjavic.
What's the situation with the girl?
Well, we'll keep you posted.
But we're actually waiting for backup from Reykjavic.
So...
What do you think?
What do I think?
Did she kill her?
I'm not at liberty to tell you anything about that
at this point, I'm sorry.
I heard what happened last night.
Look, I'll keep you posted if there's any development, okay?
If there's anything, you just give me a call.
You have reached...
- Hi, Grandma. - Hello, love.
Come inside. I think we should have some cocoa.
- Hi. - I'm very late.
And?
We always do this when we're at a hotel.
I know, but I have to hurry. I'm running late.
Stop. I'm too late.
Let's finish this tonight.
Okay?
Steffi, let's finish this tonight.
I need the sweater, though.
Steffi.
It's my sweater. I need it.
Steffi.
What are you doing?
Then come and get it.
I'll drive you.
Apart from Fríða, the nearest policewoman is 300 km away.
- Yes. Have you talked to her? - Talked to?
That policewoman, where was she?
No.
He's going to ask, I can promise you that.
It would be great to be two steps ahead of him.
This is really a lot of accidents. We should take a look.
We're not going to spend our time on old cases. We finish...
Kolla.
Hi, this is Ragnar at Glerársandur.
Hello. What...
Yes?
I thought you sounded far away. Where are you?
Alicante. Have you been there long?
Right.
Are you at a hotel or...
You have a house?
I'm looking at houses.
Hello!
I have to go, but I'll hear from you when you come back.
Hello.
Okay. Have a nice time.
- Hello, Gústi. - Hello.
- Welcome. - Thank you.
- How was your trip? - Fine.
Apart from a lot of tourists who don't know how to drive.
Say no more. They stop for photos in the middle of the road.
Intolerable.
I'm waiting for permission to fine them, a lot.
- Well done. - It's intolerable.
Hi.
Yes... don't you want to settle in and we'll take a look at it?
Right.
This is it.
- What are you doing? - What's that smell?
Just a new cologne.
What's this pin-party?
We're mapping accidents in the area,
to try find the danger-zones.
Wait, is that my hotel room?
It's Ulrika's hotel room.
Didn't you seal it?
- Are you staying in that room? - Yes.
No, I think she had already rented it.
We found Ulrika here, under the cliffs.
- She's this pin. - Okay.
We did the first interview.
Where Aníta lied to Lena that Ulrika was still alive.
I wasn't present, but lying is one thing...
Okay, I lied.
- You're not allowed to do that. - I know.
But her story was nonsense. I wanted to press her.
Okay.
I understand that. But tell me...
Why didn't you finish the interview?
- Salómon thought that... - Who's that?
- The doctor here. - Okay, and he said what?
He said she wasn't in a condition to...
Condition? She was hurt, but not that much.
Sorry, were you there? No!
She wasn't in a condition to finish.
Her pulse escalated and she had to be given tranquillisers.
- Okay. - It was a situation.
Let's go on. She wakes up the next day...
- No. - Yes.
No. Fríða and Tommi watched her.
- Who's Tommi? - A policeman here.
They were on watch in her room, and nothing happened.
Yes...
Date with this one tonight.
So, she wakes up and goes out
and sees Steven.
It can't be. We were present the whole time.
And did she know what Steven looked like?
Yes, she'd seen Ulrika's pictures.
- What else did she tell you? - She sneaked out of hospital.
It's ridiculous she was able to do that.
Goes to her tent, finds her phone, hitchhikes to town, and talks to me.
Regarding that, why wasn't her tent closed off or moved here?
It's ridiculous that she could enter the tent.
- That was next. - Next?
Gústi, we interviewed her for a short time...
If I'd been able to finish the interview, I'd have found out.
But I couldn't, because she became so agitated.
So tell us, where is the tent? You obviously know everything.
- So you don't know where the tent is. - No.
Okay. Great to know.
Yes... shouldn't we just work with what we have?
Yes. Let's do that. We have a lot of things to do
and you have a lot of things to explain and fix
before we can start telling the public anything
and I'm not trying to be an arsehole, I'm just being honest.
- Did I offer you coffee? - No, I don't need any. Thanks.
But I would like to meet this Fríða tomorrow if I can.
I gave her time off while we're finishing the case.
- You can talk to her when you like. - Tomorrow, as I said.
And Aníta... we can have a short discussion right now.
- No, thank you. - No?
- No, thank you. - No, thank you?
I'm very tired. I've been awake for four days.
I'm going to take a nap. I'll talk to you.
No problem, dear.
Aníta.
- Why don't you answer, love? - Sorry, I didn't hear you.
- You're all dressed up. - Thanks.
Raggi and I are going out to dinner.
My dear, you look very tired.
You have to rest. Can I hug you?
- Yes. - My dear.
You know what? I went to the shop
and we've got a lot of food.
I filled the fridge.
Thanks, Mum.
Hi.
What are you doing here?
So what's it like being home again?
Disappointing for you, no doubt.
I felt like we knew each other when we met at the Christmas party.
So I just wanted to say hi.
Get some coffee, talk to you.
Meet you again.
Okay. Should I make some coffee?
It's great that you've come...
as I wanted to tell you that I'm very sorry.
- The whole thing. - Right.
You're not that sorry, though.
Not sorry enough to have refrained from sleeping with my husband
again and again
and again, and again.
I just wanted to take a look at you.
And let you take a look at me.
I'm his wife. We've been together since we were 15
and we've gone through things.
We have two children, a boy and a girl,
and they need their father.
I don't know how you thought it would end
but Gústi would never leave his family
for some little country girl.
I don't know what he told you, but he started it. Not me.
So...
You're disgusting.
I've seen all the messages.
I don't care what you think you know.
He told me he was going to leave his wife, get a divorce.
- You knew he was married. - Yes.
And do you find that okay? Fucking a married man?
I fuck whoever I fucking want to.
Steffi, it's not my fault.
You're just a small girl.
You don't know anything. Don't understand anything.
Don't take him away from me.
I know you can.
- Hello. - Bon appetit.
Thank you.
Aren't you going to introduce us?
Yes, this is Gústaf, or Gústi, a colleague from Reykjavik.
This is Elín, Aníta's mother.
- Steffi, my wife. - Hi.
She wanted to come. We haven't been on holiday for a long time.
- Well, you're not on holidays. - No, you know what I mean.
- Won't you join us? - Yes, gladly.
No, no. We've reserved a table.
- Can I move this table? - I'll do it.
I didn't think you'd leave your office here.
Everybody has to eat. No, I'm fine here.
Nice to meet people. Ragnar, move.
You're out on the floor.
- Have you been here before? - No, never.
- Lots of things to see. - Aren't there?
A beautiful place.
- What are you drinking? - Something Spanish.
- Want some? - Please.
Thank you so, so much
for stopping.
We're so, so, so sorry.
It just came out of nowhere.
Yeah, that's what they do.
I need your drivers license.
Uh, yeah.
- I'm going to file a report. - Yeah, of course.
You need to pay a compensation fee for the animal
- Take it. - Yeah, thank you.
Wha-?
- Oh fuck. - What the fuck.
Jesus Christ.
Go get in the car.
In the car, in the car.
Do you know where you're going?
Where are you going?
- Just our guest house. - Yeah, okay.
You need to take that to a police station.
Show it to them. Um.
I have all your information, so...
You can just, you can go.
- You can go now. - Yeah.
- Come on, babe. - Thank you.
What about Fríða? What's she like?
Finish it.
Fríða's been with me for six years.
Longer. Eight years.
Yes. Time...
Fríða is a perfect employee. Never off sick.
Always on her toes, she's a hundred per cent.
- Okay. What about Tómas? - I don't know him that well.
- Want some dessert? - No.
- Boys, want some dessert? - I want coffee.
- Coffee. - Yes, coffee for me too.
He's been here two, three months. A fine boy. Promising.
There are no other policewomen around?
- There's one 300 kilometres away. - Give Raggi some. Thanks.
We called her. She's in Spain and has been for two weeks.
We're thinking about buying a house in Spain.
Okay...
It's so weird to make up a story that doesn't make sense.
She could have made up a more plausible story.
Maybe in Alicante...
The place where she said she fell, can you climb down?
I forgot to tell you, Tómas is in the rescue squad
and he thinks it's almost impossible.
At least in the dark.
Her mental health will be checked tomorrow.
When can I get a mental health check?
It wasn't that funny.
And Aníta?
Aníta?
- She's a policewoman. - Yes.
No, Aníta wasn't here. She was driving from Reykjavik.
She left very late, actually.
I don't know.
- When did she arrive? - Seven, eight.
We think it was a crime of passion.
- She's not connected to the case. - No.
Adultery and jealousy.
Yes. Something like that.
People can do the weirdest things when that's the issue.
Sometimes you can't do less.
What do you mean? Kill people?
No, I mean...
It may not be necessary to kill them.
Did you know that Iceland
has the world's highest rate of crimes of passion?
Murders per capita.
Sorry, why isn't she working for the police?
- A good question. - Why?
A good question.
- Are you always so sober? - Not at all.
I'm just working. We'll drink later.
A man who never goes over the limit.
No, just..
- A man who goes over the limit? - No, I didn't say that.
Salómon?
- Hi. - Hi.
- Are you at home? - Yes.
Okay. I'm in the neighbourhood.
Can I visit for a short while?
Where are you going, then?
Why didn't you just come in?
How are you?
It's all very...
Are you sure?