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and Ericsson seems quite personal.

Yes, but mostly from Ernst's side.

He can be rather inflexible.

You must have noticed.

- What do you think?

Last time we met, I had a feeling

that you wanted to talk to him again.

Yes, but I couldn't get hold of him.

You...

I was glad you called.

I was thinking of you.

I've thought of you

ever since the party.

Yes, I remember that evening.

Where were you?

I was looking for you.

I had to stay and

talk with the police.

But you did well.

You saw her, didn't you?

Who?

It does not matter.

Did you see her?

The girl with the gun?

No, it does not matter.

Yes...

It's getting late.

I'd better go now.

I. Pay.

- Thank you.

And thanks for your time.

INFORMATION FROM CONTACT IN SWEDEN

YOU'VE BEEN IDENTIFIED

Eyewitness:
Annika BENGTZON

Hey.

I have traced the anonymous mail.

- Yes?

It was sent from Karolinska server.

Here is the name.

Bridget Larsen.

- Thank you.

i should have revealed

Caroline's secret -

- But I didn't want to get involved.

I thought it was over, but now...

Someone broke into my laboratory.

They left it here.

A photo of Caroline from

a congress in Helsinki in the 90s.

I don't understand.

Caroline's big breakthrough as a researcher

came with an article in Science Magazine.

but the magazine

would have verified the results.

They're fairly routine checks.

However, Caroline simply went

to the Congress.

So she cheated?

How you do not say it.

It was a routine check.

And it was not her

who fabricated the results.

It was me. I helped her fill them in

and send them to Science Magazine.

But someone found out?

- Yes.

One of her Ph. D. students.

Bernhard Thorell.

He broke into my laboratory.

- to keep my silence.

Did it succeed?

Caroline felt

that someone threatened her up at the party.

But she did not say who.

She said that if they found her;

I could find everything in her file.

I've told this to the police -

- But they found nothing.

Fint.

How'd it go?

We have interrogated him

but in addition to Larsen's review -

- There is nothing that links him

to the murder of Hall.

Then you released him?

- He is still a suspect.

We just can not hold him.

- Caroline von Behring archive.

We've been looking for it,

but found nothing.

- Thank you.

- It was so little.

Do you know what a Nobel prize is worth

for a company like Medi-Tec?

The mention? Recognition?

At least 50 billion dollars.

I've tried everything -

- But I have not found anything.

But it must of course be here.

- In itself, yes.

What about the computer?

- We can check.

And on the web?

- I do not know. How?

I keep things on the web.

She probably had a webmail.

Okay.

It's just the temperature

in the test cabinet.

The alarms are so sensitive.

I'll be right back.

Andersson.

Fandens.

Andrietta.

My name is Caroline von Behring.

What I will tell you as one of

my old PhD students.

I've never told this before,

but I have to now.

For he has returned,

and this time he will want more.

Hi, Bridget.

The first time I succumbed.

I approved his thesis.

Even though I knew

it did not hold water.

He has contacted me again.

He wants the Nobel Prize.

It is easy. Drag your review

back, so there is no more.

No. I will not do it.

No.

No, close to that.

I must keep his researchers were

as Nobel laureates in medicine.

My answer was simple.

I said no.

Should we continue with the rabbits?

- No, stop.

I pray you.

Will not you quit?

He has given me an ultimatum.

If his research is not among

winners, so I'm dead.

Hello? Bridget?

Yes?

I have found the archive

and she mentions a name.

Annika, I'm coming right away.

Hey, it's Annika. I'm on

Karolinska with Bridget -

- and I send you a file.

Look at it as soon as you get it.

It comes out in the newspaper tomorrow.

Come and see this.

Gladly.

What will you show me?

- No, no.

What is this?

Bernhard says -

- That if his scientists are not

among the winners, so I'm dead.

DELETE?

You can not ruin it now,

You, little...

Annika!

Annika!

He has given me an ultimatum.

About three weeks publish...

If his scientists are not

among the winners, so I'm dead.

Damn.

Off to Karolinska.

In here. Run in here.

Stop!

Bernhard Thorell!

Get out of the car.

Stop! Stop, I say!

Bernhard Thorell is suspected of

having hired a hitman.

Discovered by journalist

Annika Bengtzon...

...Caroline von Behring

during the Nobel ceremony on 10th December.

Thorell must have blackmailed von

Behring to give the Nobel Prize...

Police suspect Thorell

for the murder of Nobel President.

Hitman is on the run.

Okay, we go up to eight pages now.

We make the front page about.

Good job, Bengtzon.

- See here.

- Mother, look here.

Mom, look.

There we have it, yes.

- It's pink.

There we go.

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