A Place in the Sun Page #4
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boy who ended up in hell.
What's that got to do
I can't just shoot the building.
You should put something in the
foreground to create perspective.
- You want to come with me.
- Hello.
Was Sebastian involved in drugs?
- What'd he say?
They will murder me like they did
the Soderstrom family.
Annika?
Thomas?
What are you doing here?
- You have the children.
- They are with Sophia.
- Why did you hear about nothing?
- It was your week.
Still, you can tell me.
I'm here for a conference.
I have an interview.
It's you, of course.
- Are you the hero who Patrik found?
- Hero?
- I can't interview you.
- Yes, that would be uncomfortable.
Niklas Linde. Narcotics.
He works here.
- Thomas.
- Niklas.
So...
- Do you have time to talk?
- Of course.
Good luck with that conference.
- Who was that?
- My ex-husband.
Jocke said something.
Well, he wrote it.
APITS.
Any idea what that might be?
APITS? That's the warehouse
where we picked up him.
I'd like to go there.
Well, I'm done here.
We can go in my car.
- Is that your photographer?
- From the "Evening Press".
- You can have her.
- I prefer journalists.
- Here stood the truck.
- Beautiful surroundings.
This is a company called
APITS Depsito.
APITS Transporte is the
owner of the truck.
Who's the owner of APITS?
It is registered in Gibraltar,
but not nationally.
Making it a part of Europe
attractive to smugglers.
Gibraltar and Morocco are close,
and the coast isn't well guarded.
It's a crime scene.
We must touch nothing.
Sorry. I'll work around it.
- APITS Does it do anything else?
- No.
There is a web domain name,
apits. com, but there's no user.
- Can I quote you?
- No. I want to remain anonymous.
How about:
Sources at the Spanish police.
That's perfect.
I didn't expect to find anything
good on the Costa del Sol.
- Good.
- Thank you.
It's a profession, but I wouldn't
do it the rest of my life.
Photography is an art.
It is more real than journalism.
Newspapers retell other people's
experiences. They create nothing.
- But art touches people.
- What nonsense.
So the news has never touched you?
What are you doing here?
It was a bit weird just now.
I wanted to know how you were doing.
- What?
- My boss asked for the interview.
- What do you say?
- What?
Let's go eat?
I'm busy.
I have to figure out how the gangs
launder drug money.
Another time then?
And it didn't occur to you...
That to ask an economist who
engages in drug laws?
And who asks you out to dinner?
It's very simple.
You want a receipt of where
the money comes from...
- So you must sell something.
- Whatever?
In theory, yes. In Sweden, the hospitality
sector has a free hand.
But here it's even easier.
Property.
Houses are very expensive.
Sell a few houses, and you
can easily declare that money.
Some houses are bought...
And sold again. Back
and forth without
the residents moving.
Why isn't this sector
under the microscope?
Why are companies
registered in Gibraltar.
- They have no records.
- There's nothing to see.
- I didn't know you knew.
- You never asked.
Hi, Kalle.
Very good. What? Yes.
Guess, there's someone
you want to speak to.
- Hello, sweetheart.
- Mama? I miss you.
Me too. Is Ellen there?
- She's asleep.
- You would also need.
- Are you going to marry Daddy?
- No...
I won't marry Dad again.
Go to bed. I love you.
I love you too.
Kisses. Good day.
It was fun.
No, I can't do.
- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.
They will murder me.
Don't you understand?
Help me, damn it.
Soderstrom - drugs?
What was there in the safe?
We're trying to smoke out a Swedish cop,
but he's on his guard.
We are an hour
away from Morocco.
Most of Europe's
hashish is produced there.
- Who's the owner of APITS?
- It's registered in Gibraltar.
That's why companies are
registered there. No administration.
Hello, Rickard, I'm Annika Bengtzon
I'm looking for a Swedish lawyer...
Working in real estate in Gibraltar.
- Do you happen to know anyone?
- Yes, but she's now dead.
- Who?
- Veronica Soderstrom. I told you? Hello?
- She had an office in Gibraltar?
- Yes, that's right.
- OK, thank you.
- Anytime.
Hello, I came because of
Veronica Soderstrom.
- Niklas here.
- Veronica hadn't anything to do with drugs.
Her agency's in Gibraltar
called "A Place In The Sun".
A- P-I-T-S.
You have a visitor.
Veronica's office
was a front company.
- Her own house was for sale.
- I'll check into Veronica Soderstrom.
Good. Look for a link with
APITS carrier.
- A- P-I-T-S.
- I'll call you when I have something.
Wait. Someone called.
Polly Sandman?
Polly? She'd call me
when she heard from Suzette.
I received an e-mail.
I couldn't contact the police.
I'm sure it's her.
Suz is alive.
- And Fatima, who is that?
- Her second mother.
She has a riding school where Suz
often spends the summer. Look.
- Is that Fatima?
- Yes.
Where is that riding school?
Polly?
Asilah. Those riding
school is in Asilah.
- Is that close by?
- It's in Morocco.
Carita here.
Leave a message.
Carita, I found Suzette in Morocco
I don't know exactly
where, but I want
to go there tomorrow.
Call me back.
Of course. Thank you.
I seek it out. Yes.
- I found Suzette.
- Sit down.
- She is in Morocco. Polly said...
- I just got a message was left.
He was found dead in his cell.
- How?
- A overdose. Morphine.
- How did he get that?
- Me? How?
- Only you and Carita saw him.
- Five minutes only.
- What did Carita say?
Barely anything.
We spoke in Swedish.
Did you know she had
an appointment today with Jocke?
- Today?
- Carita was just with him.
She was on the list,
so she was admitted.
She arrived at 13.05. Jocke was brought
down to the visiting room.
We think she bribed the guards to
be allowed into his cell.
She left at 13.20. At 14.15
Jocke was discovered dead in his cell.
Carita must have
given him the morphine.
I'm going to Sweden?
Seriously?
Jocke died from an overdose
like the two Romanian burglars.
Do you think there's a connection?
We think that has to do Carita with
the murder of the family Soderstrom.
- Why?
- We think she was the third person.
- Who did she work for?
- Someone in the drug trade.
- Why would she do it?
- Blackmail, threats or money.
- Yes?
- It happens.
- I told her where Suzette is.
- Is she at the stables?
Yes. I can't do anything else.
Good day.
- I'll call the Moroccan authorities.
- It can take a long time.
- We're going now.
- I won't step on a boat to Morocco.
Do you know there are
consequences...
rules and regulations?
I got inside that prison.
Do you know how much
trouble that caused?
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