Psychologist and ex-FBI profiler Inger Johanne Vik returns to Sweden, hoping for a more balanced home and career life. But after her daughter, who has autism, becomes an unwitting witness to a murder, Inger is drawn into investigating a series of brutal murders in Stockholm. She and local detective Ingvar Nyman discover a pattern as the deaths increase. This Swedish series is presented with English subtitles.
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