A customs officer who can smell fear develops an unusual attraction to a strange traveler while aiding a police investigation which will call into question her entire existence.
Based on Kristina Ohlsson's novels, the series follows unconventional but cunning criminologist Fredrika Bergman who joins a special investigations unit in Stockholm.
The true story of teenage football talent Martin Bengtsson's life-and-death journey through a modern-day football industry where everything, and everyone, has a price tag.
In turn-of-the-21st-century Moscow, an innocent trade plunges Swedish investment banker, Tom Blixen, into a battle with millionaires, politicians, oligarchs and their private armies.
Gunilla is about to bury her son who died in a car crash. The police implies that it was suicidal, but when two of his closest friends doesn't show up to the funeral Gunilla decides to seek out the truth of what really happened to her son.
Gunilla finds a key with Laide's name printed on it that leads to Samuel's grandmother's house. She goes there for answers but it turns out the house burnt down. She confronts Laide and demands answers: what were they doing in that house?
Vandad and Laides tells Gunilla about the time before Samuel passed away, including the devastating series of events and betrayals that lead to how it all ended.
After a tragic car accident, Fredrika Bergman begins working as a civil investigator for the police, but her presence is not welcome. Meanwhile, a girl is taken from her mother at Stockholm Central Station and suspicions are soon directed towards the girl's dad.
Tragedy strikes, another child goes missing and Fredrika, Alex and the others have a race against time to find the serial offender before any more children are harmed.
A priest and his wife, who work with refugees, are murdered in their home and a series of robberies is linked to the murders, but how and why? Meanwhile, Alex's marriage is in trouble.
When two Jewish boys are abducted on their way to practice, their parents argue about where the blame really lies. Fredrika is seven months pregnant, but her happiness is blighted by the new case.
The police initially believe that the murder of the couple is linked to a criminal organisation and the murder of refugees. A discovery reveals a trail of greed and betrayal that has torn apart families and lives.
An Israeli legend tells of the Paper Boy who comes alive at night and takes his victims. What initially appears to be a racist hate crime seems like it could be connected to this myth. He is alive again and wants revenge.
A female student who has been missing for two years is found buried at the Slussen building. It's an old investigation and Alex is personally affected by the case. Further discoveries at the crime scene reveal secrets that are decades old.
Fredrika's private life is dragged into the investigation when Spencer is implicated. Meanwhile, Peder's brother sees more than he should and takes off, and developments in the case prove fatal.
A man who got off a murder charge is found dead in his own home. Before long, another person who seemed to have evaded justice is killed, while Fredrika's private world suddenly collapses.
Peder tries to get back on the investigation team as the body count mounts but he is not accepted any more. A dangerous killer is at large: could an insider be involved?
Moscow, 1999. The height of the Wild East. A risky deal plunges Swedish investment banker Tom Blixen into a battle between millionaires, oligarchs and their private armies.
Tom heads to Fredrik's Swedish cottage looking for the Neftnik shares, but he's attacked by gunmen. Meanwhile Olga finds she's not safe even at home, and heads back to Moscow to finish the deal once and for all.
As Tom and Skurov close in on the Neftnik owners, Skurov is blackmailed with the Darya photos. Tom and his boss Rebecka head to RusOil to complete the deal, but a tax raid closes the company down.
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