The murderer makes his presence known and chooses the sharp-witted tabloid journalist Daniel Ferbé to act as middle hand contact in his communication with the outside world. It turns out that the murder on the bridge was only the beginning, and that the purpose of that heinous act was to draw attention to the unpleasant truths and problems in our society that we have chosen to turn a blind eye to, the first one being that “we are not all equal before the law”. Saga and Martin now realise they are dealing with a ruthless killer who has been planning his crimes for many years. At the same time, Martin faces problems at home where he is in constant conflict with his son August who has just moved home.
