01x02 - Matkailu avartaa

[bunniefuu]

Do you know any journalists here?
- I'm a journalist.

It's a microchip. I found it in a
meat patty inside a baby's mouth.

The central register in Belgium...
- Did this come from a pet?

Mum's school had
to be evacuated.

They breathalysed
her. 1.2 per mille.

Your father wouldn't
have let this happen.

MISSING

Why are you encouraging people
to collect their life insurance?

I'm just reopening
the investigation.

Few people can tell on the outside
what a horse is capable of.

I sold a share of my company.
- Call off the deal.

I'll go bankrupt, meaning your
bank won't be getting its money.

There's no way I can
deposit this money.

I was the one who bought your
partner's company in cash.

Kari Hammarén paid me a visit.

He wanted to deposit
10,000 euros in cash.

Assumed I could do
it just like that.

Consider your words
when speaking with him.

Oh, come on!

Who is that guy?

An importer, a
multipreneur, what have you.

I met him during this
reservist thing with the guys.

He's very big on networking.

A nice guy, really.

Except that he likes
blackmailing people.

And carries around
suspicious amounts of cash.

It would be wise not to cross him.
- First you make failed deals.

Then you try to fix it with
money of dubious origins.

Next you put me in a
very awkward position

where I have to break the rules.

Then you tell me I shouldn't
cross him. Did I get this right?

I have no reason to protect
his g*dd*mn feelings.

He's used to getting all he wants.
- So am I!

I want to know where
the money came from,

why you accept it and why
you brought me into this?

You told me to fix things.

So I did.

I have to go.

Where are you going?
- Be careful, okay?

Don't cross him.

Can't you tell me where you are going?
- Bye, Marianne.

Come here. In the middle.

Hi.
- Hi.

Wow... You liked it?

Why don't you answer your phone?
- Why should I?

Isn't it enough that I listen to
your litanies on the voice mail?

Dad has life insurance.

He had life insurance.
- I heard you.

So what?
- We're both beneficiaries.

Assuming he'll be declared dead.

I didn't know what a beneficiary
meant before I googled it.

How much?
- 250,000 euros.

What's it to me?

I figured we could
use that money.

So why not collect it?

Especially since mum
will soon be penniless.

She was fired.

About time.
- Quit it!

Should I get him declared
dead? Any one of us can do it.

Do you think he's dead?

He certainly hasn't
been around, has he?

I have to go.

Sini, hey!

Come visit us.

Hey, it's Roos, from the
stables. Could you send a taxi?

Yes.

Who's that?

Sami!

Sini.

Why didn't you tell me you're coming?
- Sami told me to come.

I wanted to surprise you.

You sure did.

You look so beautiful.

I've missed you so much.

I've prepared supper for us.

Will you join me...?

I have something to tell you.

I went to the
district court today.

I applied for dad
to be declared dead.

Seriously?

Here are my copies.

I thought I'd take
matters into my own hands.

There are many
positive sides to it.

Once it's confirmed, we can
collect the insurance money.

Mum, we will divide it in three.

Sini, you, and I.

You can stop
worrying for a while.

And Sini, you can buy...
- I don't want to buy anything.

Can you start from the
beginning? You did what?

Applied for dad to
be declared dead.

You can't do that.

I only want us to
carry on with our lives

instead of brooding
over the same old thing.

Cancel it.
- Mum, sit down.

Let's talk about it.
- Cancel it immediately.

Why?
- I'm leaving.

Because I tell you
to. You can't do that.

I can't cancel it now. It's
already being processed.

Why should I cancel it?
- Get out of this house.

Mum...
- Not a word.

Get out! I don't want to
see your face anymore!

Not a single word, just go!

Get out!

Come on...
- Out.

Seriously?
- Yes, get lost.

Go on!

What the f*ck was that?
- She's just being herself.

She went completely nuts.
- Serves you right for improvising.

I'm only trying to help.

As always. I should've
stayed away from this.

Geez, sorry for the trouble!
- It's okay.

Now I don't have to come
back for another year.

I'm going now.

I'd better stay out
of there for now.

Can I crash at your place?

Why don't you go to your friends?
- They have families.

Sini...

I'm not sure if I should
get involved in this.

I've nowhere else
to go. I mean it.

How are you getting along?

What do you mean? I work.

That's not what I meant.
How are things with you?

Make the bed.

I know nothing about you.
- Trust me, it's best that way.

Make the bed and stop asking questions.
- It's hot in here.

Don't open it.
- I can't breathe!

I can't sleep if
there's a crack in it.

What?
- A curious choice for curtains.

So what? This is my home.

This is what I mean. I
know nothing about you.

Tell me something.
- Just make the bed.

And if he breaks even, he sells
them in case they fall again.

Then he wonders what
the hell happened

as he's made such a huge loss.

Sorry, Marianne. I told
him it's your lunch hour.

But I can be a real
pain in the neck.

Let's continue later.

Don't act so tense.
- Close the door.

Esko caused a problem before
he left. We need to fix it now.

Where did he go?
- If I knew, I would go get him.

I'm not speculating on that. I
just want this problem fixed.

It has nothing to do with me.

He transferred his SlopeTech
shares to his wife's name.

I want them, and
you'll make the deal.

Make it yourself.

Why would I do something

that someone else can do better?

I want those papers by tomorrow.
Do it however you see fit.

Instructions are included.

Goodbye.

Go to hell!
- I need to speak with you.

You'll want to hear this.

I'm here for someone who wants to
buy the rest of SlopeTech's shares.

They're not for sale.
- In cash.

I have the money here.

You're taller than I imagined.

We only need you to
sign these papers.

Then we're done.

As I said, you'll get
the money right away.

I guess the bank
didn't send you here.

Take your clothes off.

I don't understand.

I've kept comparing
myself to you in my head,

and I've always lost.

Now I want to see if there
was any reason for it.

Take your clothes off.

Go on.

Can you turn around?

Can you get down on all fours?

You can get up.

Get dressed.

Do you have a pen?
- Sure.

Here.
- Thanks.

Where did you find
Korvola's boat?

I found it there,
between those rocks.

How about the outboard motor?
- It was badly damaged.

The propeller had
nearly come off.

It had been banging
against the rocks.

But the motor did work
when we tested it.

The boat was on the
wrong side of the rift.

The northeast wind was
blowing from there,

so it should've been
on the other side.

It was a most peculiar thing.

It can't have jumped
over the rocks.

They're too high.

I saw dad before noon that day.

He was going fishing
in the afternoon.

Then mum called me and told
me he hadn't come home.

We then went to our cabin.

His car was there, but dad
was nowhere to be seen.

When did you last
see your father?

Yesterday.

During the day
when we had lunch.

How did he seem at that point?

I mean, he was...

normal.

When I was already
in bed, Sami told me

that dad had gone missing.

Or that he had ended
up somewhere...

The boat was found
drifting in the open sea.

I don't understand how he didn't
see how strong the wind was.

Did he have any health problems?
- No!

He was perfectly healthy. I
was sick more often than him.

I'd understand if I had
drowned, but not Erik.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

I work here. In Fraud.

I came back.

I saw your car.

You haven't changed much.
- I have.

Just doesn't show
on the outside.

How's Pyry?

What about him? He
hardly remembers you.

I'm here to seek
information, not to share it.

What do you remember
about these people?

The son smokes too much weed.

The daughter is as crazy as her mother.
- You're being prejudiced.

I'm not. The son was charged
with ill*gal possession,

the daughter was
charged with as*ault.

A report was made, didn't go further.
- Was it aggravated?

Extremely.

Look.

The daughter is insane.

This is completely irrelevant
to my investigation.

It's not if you
ask me what I know.

So why do I feel like I'm prying here?
- How should I know?

You asked, I gave you an answer.

You think I'm prying into
other people's lives all day?

Just forget it.

I don't care about things
that are none of my business.

Hi.

Feeling thirsty?

Any other vacation plans?

We heard you're getting
Erik declared dead.

What's up with that?

My son did it. The rest of us...

I mean, I'm still waiting
for Erik to come back home.

So you haven't seen him?

No.
- And there's no body?

Sami figured it was time for
us to move on with our lives.

Move on with your lives?

And what does that mean?

I don't know.

Well, anyway...

We'll just wait and see
how this all unfolds.

You're the ones who k*lled him.

Excuse me? We did what?

You heard me.

If we had k*lled someone, would
we be asking around for him?

So if we ask where someone
is, it's an honest question.

And we really want to
hear an honest answer.

See you later!

Marianne. This is Kari Hammarén.

Marianne Rautiainen
and Jouni Vehvilaäinen.

We've met before.

What did you think
about the speech?

Innovation should be both as
lucrative and as familiar as possible.

Its desired effects are in contradiction
with what we want it to be.

What do you mean?
- People love the idea of innovation

as long as it doesn't
get in their way.

You're right. You recognise
genuine innovation from the fact

that it's a bit scary at
first. Right, Marianne?

Depends on the innovation.

If the business strategy
is based on risk-taking,

proper innovation is
the only way forward.

We've heard these boasts before.

Not one of you loudmouths has
lasted more than two years.

The market forces
always crush you.

Marianne is a competent woman,
just a little too wordy at times.

Yes, but it's the actions
that count. Am I right?

Marianne is very efficient
once she gets going.

I can imagine.

My generation was
taught not to hit women.

I've always lived by that rule.

But I can't help it if
I come across a woman

who doesn't know
what's best for her

and runs headfirst into my fist.

Marianne.

What was that conversation just now?
- I don't know.

I'm a salesman.

If somebody wants to
buy something from me,

I don't ask where
the money comes from.

Maybe not you. But I
follow certain rules.

I'll go bankrupt, meaning your
bank won't be getting its money.

At that point, someone
might remember to mention

that you were my lady friend.

Is something wrong?

No.

Are you sure?

Can you turn that up?