01x07 - Ystävien kesken

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I went to the cabin the
night dad disappeared.

Anita was there.
And so was Juhani.

Why didn't you say anything?

I can't do this. Let's
tell them everything.

We'll follow the plan.

Troy Enterprises. I
checked their transactions.

If you find this strange,
why not report it?

Because that's your job. If
you think it's necessary.

I'm going up north for
a week. Care to join me?

Over here.
- The ship leaves at six.

What if I decide to stay?
- I said I'd take care of you,

but you can't stay here.

You also received money on top of a job.
- We settled it.

Who's we?
- Erik Korvola, Juhani Maäkela and I.

Are you aware your company has
used recruitment as a bribe?

I understand you both are
running your own investigations.

Under these circumstances, I
must ask you to put them on hold.

Hammarén's parent company?
- A huge organisation.

These look like separate companies,
but it's a single organisation.

We're dealing with such a
massive food safety risk

that this doesn't only concern
you or me or our company.

This concerns everyone
who eats food.

It is suspected that 90
people got food poisoning

at the Herrala school in Vantaa, the
Koskela residential home in Helsinki

and the Laakso hospitals.

What can you tell us
about the epidemic?

We received several reports
of suspected poisonings.

Put the epidemic on the first
page of tomorrow's domestic news.

It used to be Johanna's
story. Now it's ours.

Kallio can start working on it.
We're starting the meeting now.

Sure. I'll get back to you.

We'll go through the
material on Johanna's laptop.

Let's outline the framework for the
story and decide who'll do what.

Show us what you've got, Kane.

What's this?
- The folder's empty.

Show me one that's not empty.

The whole laptop's
been wiped clean.

No...

Goddamnit.

So, UPT...

Food distribution company.

Their business is centered
at Malta, Cyprus and Moldova.

Based on the scale,

it's hard to believe it's
just about counterfeit food.

That's not a trivial matter.
- No.

But a complex system like this

indicates there's a lot of money
coming in from several sources.

Such as?

Drugs, g*ns, human
trafficking...

Aren't counterfeit
foods just as serious?

Sure. In fact, it's
a brilliant scheme.

Just think how easy it is to
recognise a machine g*n or drugs

but how hard it is to
recognise a fake meat patty.

You can see how easy money
we're talking about here.

We could never release
a story about this.

Too many assumptions.

I didn't mean to discourage you.

Turn the TV on.

Why?
- Just do it.

It is suspected that 90
people got food poisoning

at the Herrala school in Vantaa, the
Koskela residential home in Helsinki

and the Laakso hospitals.

What can you tell us
about the epidemic?

I have to go. I'll call you.

Sure.

I'm glad you could come so soon.
- Sure.

This is simple. You have
something that belongs to us,

but we don't have
time to go to court

so let's try to settle this.

I know you've put a lot of
time and money into your story,

so I'm willing to
offer you ten grand.

I need all the
material immediately.

We can finalise the story and
get several sidebars out of it

since the epidemic
is only beginning.

Ten grand?

That's right.

And we can pay for any other expenses
you can directly allocate to the story.

I'm not handing it over.

It's our property.
- Still. The story isn't finished yet.

And it's much bigger than a
single article about an epidemic.

Your information might help in
getting the situation under control.

If it's about money...
- It's not.

What is it, then?

I have a scoop here.

We're not wasting it by reacting
to the same thing as everyone else.

I could sue you.

Go ahead.

I'll finish the story
in the meanwhile.

You came all this way to say no.

I'll come back when
the story's finished.

It'll be much bigger
than you can imagine.

Trust me.

You?

Yeah. Bye.

This is a pretty high spot.
- It's the easiest slope.

Even the kids are
skiing down this one.

I'm scared.

You can do it.

Just keep your knees relaxed.

And keep your shoulders down.

Eyes forward.

I don't know how to dodge.

There you go!

Great!

Get up.

It hurts.
- That'll pass.

Get up.

Practice makes perfect.

I'll start on my own.

That's it!

You have a moment?

I don't have a problem
with what Juhani agreed,

as I'm also a friend of Erik's.

Perhaps I would've done the same
to help the child of my friend.

So Jalle and I don't have a
problem with the action itself,

but with the fact that
it was kept from us.

We figured Reija could tell you
everything you want to know,

and that would be the end of it.

Depends on what she tells me.

This is very simple.

I just need to know who suggested
the arrangement and paid you?

Erik gave me 70,000 euros.

I agreed with the witness that
we'd forget the whole thing.

Go on.

I billed it as a consulting fee.

The money came from
a foreign account.

It was paid by some company.
- What company?

Reija.

There.

And what was Juhani's
role in all this?

Did he put you in touch with the payer?
- No.

He just helped me.
I needed a job.

So I asked him.

So Erik arranged the money
and Juhani got you the job.

That's what I
wanted you to hear.

I want a copy of
this in my email.

What is this?

We need to go.
- Where?

There's been a change of
plans. We need to go tonight.

Why?

These people will
do the packing.

I've arranged an estate
agent to sell the house.

You only need to
bring your own stuff.

No.
- Anita...

I'm not going anywhere.
- You have to.

I want to see Sini and Sami.
- There's no time!

You told me I have time. I
won't be leaving like this!

If you bring your stuff, we can go...
- Stop that.

We can...
- Just shut up for once!

I've done all you asked.

I've kept my mouth
shut. I've waited.

I've lied to my children.

So if I ask for this one thing,

if that's what I
want, you'll allow it.

I...
- Enough, Juhani.

You've been in charge long
enough. Now it's my turn.

Okay.

There's...

been a slight change of plans.

Korvola arranged the
compensation for the as*ault.

70,000 in cash
and a job to boot.

Did you know this?
- It's my day off, be quick.

You interrogated the family but
never asked further questions.

You didn't finish your job.

Oh.
- What do you mean "oh"?

The business she got the money
from mainly deals in food imports.

See the connection?

Korvola crashed his car
right before he disappeared.

It was never reported to us.

The car was scrapped and they
bought a new one on the quiet.

He was in danger
when he disappeared.

You didn't give a
sh*t about that.

Just asked some half-assed
questions for appearance's sake.

Are you done?
- No.

How can anyone be so
negligent and lazy?

You don't do your job properly.

You don't care about anyone.

Sorry. I didn't
mean to interrupt.

Hi there.

Don't give him sugar.
- Okay.

I'll pick him up at around five.

See you.

I told you it's my day off.

You might not know the meaning
of it, but it matters to me.

This is Simo.

You should've listened to me.

Does this tickle?

No.

I hope you don't find
this uncomfortable.

I don't.

You don't need to fear for
any improper advances from me.

I'm not like that.

I know this is an unusual
way of getting acquainted,

but that doesn't mean
we can't make this work.

I'm sure this will work if
you just give me a chance.

You see...

I love you, Marianne.

And I don't care
what you've done.

I forgive you.

Are you afraid of me?

No.

I think you are.

I'm sure you'll get used to me.

Good night.

Are you nervous?
- No.

You've been quiet.

We can do this another day...
- We'll do this now.

We've made enough
mistakes already.

Thanks for seeing
us at this hour.

That's okay. Coffee?

No, thanks.
- No, I'm fine.

So?

This epidemic...
- That's the Food Authority's concern.

They don't deal with
organised corporate crime.

The epidemic is a side
product of corporate crime.

Johanna has been investigating
UPT's ingredient suppliers

and the companies
associated with that.

She suspects that a large-scale
food fraud is taking place,

targeting most
European countries.

I found out that a company belonging
to the same group of businesses

called Intarsia Group has
paid a considerable bribe

on behalf of an official
doing the border inspection.

The border vet let an
unchecked container through,

and 70,000 euros changed hands.

We suspect there was
more in the container

than inferior or
wrongly labelled meat.

Which would be reason enough to worry.
- That's right.

But not the only reason.

This epidemic is
a big safety risk.

Surely you're interested
in what's behind it?

Can you prove any of this?

I can.

Well, no...
- I need proof to take a stand.

Both about the food fraud
and the organised crime.

You know we're right. You
just don't want to admit it.

Why?

What?

Let's step outside for a moment.

Okay.

He won't say anything
if you're there.

He'll have source protection.
- He won't speak to journalists.

So I can't be trusted?
- No.

Thanks a f*cking lot.

I'll take care of this.

I'll be right with you.

Okay then.

I'm telling you this so you'd
stop your own investigations.

Okay.

As a former cop, you
know what secrecy means.

A year ago the Bank
of Finland realised

that 500-euro notes were
coming into the country.

Much more than usually.
- Meaning what, exactly?

Three times more.
- Okay.

At first we thought someone
was trying to hide...

extra money from the European
Football Championship.

But it didn't stop there.

The situation prevailed

and a month ago there
was a new spike.

Hammarén left
Finland in the '90s

but came back three years ago.

He was allowed to come
back home, of course.

But why did he do so?

I doubt he suddenly got
interested in the food industry.

This Rautiainen...
- Yeah?

She works in a bank. Why
don't you talk to her?

Let people express
themselves freely.

The longer we wait,

the more certain someone
is to make a mistake.

Can you see this from
our point of view now?

Sure.

Both of you?

I don't want to see any insinuations in the papers.
- I'll handle it.

Thank you.

Pyry.

Mum called. She wants
us to visit her.

Where have you been?
- What do you care?

Answer your phone so I don't
have to run around after you.

Stop that, Sami.

Tell mum you saw them.

No f*cking way.

We'll settle this now.

I'm not telling her.
- Okay, I will.

No way! Samppa!
- See you.

Don't tell her!

Hi there!

Come on in.

What happened here?

It's called home improvement.
The estate agent did it.

Wasn't Juhani supposed
to take care of it?

Well, this is what happened.

Did you cut your hair?
- No, a hairdresser did.

Looks nice.

Okay, sit down.

Let's eat.

Sini has something to say.

What is it?

She has to tell you herself.

Are you pregnant?

No!

I'd love to become
a grandmother.

I thought for a minute
since Sami is so serious.

I've done some thinking.

I want to give you something.

What do you mean?

Something nice, so you'll
remember this night.

Let's just concentrate
on why we're here.

I opened a couple of accounts.

For the future.
- What future?

I already have a bank account.
- Same here.

You'll be emailed the instructions for
transferring them to your own name.

I put some money into
the accounts for you.

What is it with you?

I love you both.

I saw dad the day
he disappeared.

I wanted to tell him something.

He left in the middle of
it, but I went after him.

Then I saw you and...

Juhani driving away
from the cabin.

Did you do something to dad?

Don't talk about things
you know nothing about.

Put these on.

Watch this.

See?

That's you.

And there's Juhani.

What have you done?

Did you do something to dad?

Anita, are you ready?

Time to go.

What's going on here?

Bye.

We're going now.
Don't follow us.

What the f*ck?

I won't allow this!

Put on your coat.

Sini!

Let's go!

Move it!

Ow, goddamnit!

What the...?

Hey.

Oh, no...

Get up.

Try to get on your
feet. There you go.

Take it easy. Let's
go out through here.

Good, just like that.

Where did they disappear?

These all look the same.

Where are you going?

To get some coffee.
- Now's not the time!

All right. Hop in.

Come on.
- What?

Let's go back here.
- Here?

I can't...
- Hey!

Neither of us wants you
ranting and raving in my car.

Hop in. And...

Where's your mobile phone?

f*ck you.
- Get in, will you!

Go on.
- Why?

Okay, climb in. And
give me your phone.

Let's hurry.

What the f*ck is this?
- Sit down.

You're the most beautiful
woman in this restaurant.

People are probably
jealous of me.

Like I said, this
is rather unusual.

But...

What do you say
to this, Marianne?

Let's stop these games.

What do you mean?
- We've been here long enough.

Let's go home.

I asked you a question.

And my answer is "no".

To anything you...

might ever think to ask.

Marianne, listen to me.

I could go to the
police straight away.

Don't you understand that?

What's so funny?

Did you ever check who
verified the transactions?

I verified them
using your account.

This trip came at
just the right time.

All the reservations
are made in your name.

The skis,

the travel expenses, food...

It was all paid using
your credit card.

That makes it look like
we're in on this together.

Even this moment seems in
the security footage...

like you just proposed to me.

So...

You still wish to stay here?

No.

Good.

I was thinking we could head back
to Helsinki tomorrow morning.

One day I will tell
you the whole story.

Hey, don't fall asleep.

Hey, buddy.

Hi.

Over here.

What happened?
- I found him like this.

You should show that
hand to a doctor.

Sure.

All right.

Come with me.

That way.

Why are we here?