Blessed Are Those Who Thirst Page #6

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Don't you know that I

want to be an eagle?

Just flying around

and enjoying the view.

What was that?

I've solved a puzzle,

I hope.

You will understand

that we are putting the other cases on the back burner

and giving this case absolute,

absolute priority.

We have checked all the immigrant ID numbers,

those that we could decipher.

Most likely it is only women.

All between twenty-three

and thirty-nine years old.

They all came to Norway alone.

They have no relatives here already.

And they have all disappeared.

- Is the dead woman among them?

- We can't confirm that yet.

But that is our going-in assumption.

Do we know where the blood comes from?

Anyone can buy blood.

But rather ox blood,

not pig's blood,

like this.

I called every butcher,

But there's hardly a market for it.

Hardly anyone makes blood sausage anymore.

And there were no reports of

a large purchase.

Stay on the ball.

I read an interwiew with the

Chief of immigration police.

The authority loses hundreds of

foreigners every year.

We have someone from the

immigration authority her with us.

Chief Commissioner Olaf Frydenberg.

The Director of Criminal Investigation is

probably already aware,

that most foreigners,

that vanish

result from their

application being rejected.

They prefer to go underground

and stay in the country illegally.

Or the flight continues.

Either to Sweden

or into southern Europe.

And nobody is looking for them?

No ... Of course no one is looking ...

why would they?

I have spoken with

the Chief of Police.

All the resources we need

are at at our disposal.

If it's business as usual for

the Saturday murderer,

we have four days left

to arrest him.

Dad, hang up already!

Am I am connected with the police?

Good day, this is Finn Haverstad.

I wonder if you could help me?

I was briefly in a store,

and when I returned,

I had a bump

on the left fender.

Luckily, a passerby took down the

registration of the other car.

It is CE 54 615.

Yes. Yes, and what is the name?

Thank you.

Yes, Haverstad.

Who were you talking with

for so long?

Is something wrong?

I have trying to call you

for an hour.

Yes, the telephone receiver was

off the hook for a while.

I can not sleep.

It's not working here.

Four Saturday massacres in five weeks.

Then the discovery of an old case,

the fits here.

Then nothing, then the crime

where we find the body.

But last Saturday, no massacre.

After five consecutive.

Perhaps just not yet

discovered.

There is another possibility,

which appeals to me more and more.

On that night, something happened.

What would that be?

On that Saturday

Kristine Haverstad was raped.

- But not killed.

- No.

Where is the connection?

Kristine lives beneath

an asylum seeker, Afsane Kahn.

Lives there alone,

a perfect victim.

No one will miss her,

if she disappears.

The problem for the perpetrator,

is that she is not there when he arrives,

She said,

she was at home,

But what if she lied?

He simply switches.

Why didn't he kill

the medical student?

How many rape cases are discontinued?

Hundreds each year.

And in how many cases we do

conduct special investigations?

But we wouldn't discontinue

a murder case.

If he had killed

a Norwegian girl

we would not

have given up so quickly.

So he's pretty clever.

But not that clever.

He has shown his face.

The drawing was not much use.

Do you think that a serial killer

is running around here freely?

His system has certainly worked.

Why did he change his modus operandi?

Perhaps he needs to commit rape?

It could be possible,

that he takes analbolic steroids.

They make you as horny as a stallion.

How do you know that?

We should be looking for a

bodybuilder.

Or, someone who wants to be one.

I'm sorry,

I'm really very sorry.

Can you forgive me?

- Yes.

- Thank you.

You're welcome, thank you,

for forgiving my son.

I learned today that the

policeman has written a report.

This could be a problem,

But I'll speak to him again.

Yes thank you.

The man in the picture looks like

Dr. Cato Iversen from the home for asylum seekers.

Thank you.

As a physician he has access

to a lot of information.

When did you get this?

- A few minutes ago.

- Direct to you?

Yes.

And where doe sit come from?

- I don't know exactly.

- From whom?

This is from Karen Borg, she has

Asylum cases and is often in Tanum.

So it's probably from there.

And then she faxes it

to her old classmate?

Yes.

Get this Cato Iversen over here.

- Go to bed.

- Yes, I'm going.

What are you doing?

Eh, I have an invitation.

A former classmate called.

I just checking his address.

I can't go, even to this party.

But aren't you tired?

I also called the practice,

but you were not there.

ArneBerg said you were travelling.

Arneberg! Why can you

call him by his first name?

Where are you traveling?

I am not travelling.

I've not yet succeeded in getting

Sveinung from the ...

I need some peace and quiet.

Oh yes, your lawyer called.

You should call her back.

What does she want from me?

One more thing. I am going shopping.

Is that okay?

Do you need anything?

Hanne Wilhelmsen,

Vice Squad, Oslo police.

Can I speak to Mr. Iversen?

Speaking.

We need a statement from you

in a case,

that we are working on.

- Can you come?

- What? Immediately?

That would be nice.

It's impossible.

I'vejust changed.

Can I come tomorrow?

I would like you to come today.

If you prefer, I can have someone

pick you up.

That's okay. I can be with you

in about an hour. Is that okay?

Okay.

Could you get Kristine Haverstad?

It's urgent.

And Eric, I need

Billy T..

Do you consent to us

recording the Conversation?

Yes.

First the particulars.

Cato Iversen, born 04/04/58.

Marital status?

Married, we live separately.

I can't force you to testify

but if you do,

I want to hear the truth

from you.

How about a lawyer?

A lawyer? Our friend

needs a lawyer?

It was just a hypothetical question.

Why would you need a lawyer

if you are just a witness?

What's this all about?

You are a doctor in the Tanum asylum center?

For how long?

Almost a year.

- Do you like your job?

- Like?

Is it a nice place to work?

Well, it depends,

on what you make of it.

And what do you make of it?

I don't understand your question.

Am I not speaking clearly?

Can I finally learn

what am I doing here?

That's enough!

You work with

asylum seekers,

young and old,

Men and women.

From time to time some

of these people disappear,

and we don't know where they are.

Some return to their homeland.

Some die.

Others remain here illegally.

What doe sthat have to do with me?

Let's get down to business.

Where do you spend weekends?

- At home.

- Alone or with others?

Alone as a rule.

How about last Saturday?

I was, I can't

answer that! Unfortunately.

I think we probably need to issue

an arrest warrant.

As you certainly know,

I need to make a criminal complaint,

if there is to be a court case.

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