7.5
41 votes
TV4 2017
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The investigation points to a connection with ex-Nazis that may have wanted to keep their past a secret.
The episode was rated 7.51 from 72 votes.
With a main suspect in custody, Rebecka takes the liberty to interrogate him; a faux-pas that gets her removed from the case.
The episode was rated 7.50 from 36 votes.
Rebecka's replacement gets somebody to confess to the murder, but Rebecka's own under the radar inquiries have come up with a different motive involving a family inheritance.
The episode was rated 7.48 from 65 votes.
Rebecka is getting ready to move in with Måns, but she comes across a horrible crime scene after her neighbour sees something amiss in a nearby house. Unfortunately, she is prevented from investigating because of her pending departure.
The episode was rated 7.44 from 70 votes.
When Rebecka think she's getting closer to solve the murder mystery, she has to go further into the shadows of her childhood past that she has struggled hard to leave behind. At the same time she is beginning to doubt as to where she belongs.
The episode was rated 7.40 from 90 votes.
Rebecka and Sven-Erik struggle to find sufficient evidence against Jesper. At the same time, Rebecka has come across her own investigation file from the social and is now closer to her own story than ever before.
The episode was rated 7.38 from 37 votes.
A couple of young divers are trapped and drowned under the ice by a mysterious figure. Rebecka and Wilma investigate and find out that the divers were examining the wreck of a Nazi plane.
The episode was rated 7.36 from 73 votes.
A young woman is found dead in a fishing cabin. The investigation of her death leads to the local mining companies with foreign money men. Meanwhile lawyer Rebecka Martinsson recovers from a mental breakdown and is offered job as a prosecutor. But her unconventional work methods are met with resistance from some colleagues.
The episode was rated 7.31 from 95 votes.
A young woman is found dead in a fishing cabin. The investigation of her death leads to the local mining companies with foreign money men. Meanwhile lawyer Rebecka Martinsson recovers from a mental breakdown and is offered job as a prosecutor. But her unconventional work methods are met with resistance from some colleagues.
The episode was rated 7.30 from 93 votes.
When a young man dies of an overdose, the police do everything to stop the spread of drugs among the youth of the area. Rebecka is in Stockholm and in Kiruna the case quickly becomes personal for Anna Maria Mella and Tommy.
The episode was rated 7.24 from 33 votes.
The body of a woman is discovered in her car, and in the back seat there's a frozen infant; signs of trauma points to foul play.
The episode was rated from 32 votes.
Rebecka returns to Kiruna and her crippling colleagues. Mella is struggling to be a good mother to her daughter who has now escaped. Tommy struggles to be a good cop, but carries a secret that risks stealing everything.
The episode was rated from 33 votes.
When a friend from her childhood passes away, Rebecka returns to her home in the outskirts of Kiruna. But as it turns out, everything is not what it seems.
The episode was rated from 115 votes.
When the Bolagshotellet is demolished as part of the relocation of Kiruna, the body is found after Linn who disappeared 16 years earlier. Sven-Erik has never been able to drop the case and now sees his chance to prove that Linn's ex-husband, Jesper, is the killer.
The episode was rated from 32 votes.
Krister's right to be involved in the investigation is being questioned, while the violent revenge campaigns in the Sami village are escalating. When the events are traced to an old family feud, no one is left free of suspicion.
The episode was rated from 44 votes.
The police station in Kiruna receives an odd alarm. A quad bike has been seen dragging a reindeer to death and then dumping it on Jon Åppa's farm. Rebecka takes up the case, but von Post warns that the issue may be sensitive.
The episode was rated from 43 votes.Last updated: dec 04, 2022