Wisting

Investigator William Wisting makes a frightening discovery: A corpse has been found among the spruce trees in a Norwegian Christmas tree field, and turns out to have links to a sought after American serial killer.

Wisting and the FBI suspect that Godwin may be behind twelve cases of missing persons in Norway. Vidar Haglund is released from prison, and Line questions the circumstances surrounding Viggos death.

Lines and Wistings investigations are linked, and the search for the serial killer becomes increasingly intense. At the same time, Wistings worst nightmare becomes reality.

An internal investigation of Wisting begins after his suspension. Torunn leads the investigation about a missing woman. Line runs into an ex when she works on her Ravneberg article.

Wisting takes desperate methods to show his innocence, while the internal investigation looks more closely at his entire department. Benjamin examines who can lie behind Linneas disappearance.

William Wisting and his team are hit hard when a crime scene inspection with serial killer Tom Kerr goes horribly wrong. Wistings daughter Line now has to deal with the consequences of her documentary causing it all.

A new disappearance makes Wisting and Stiller fear that the killers are about to flee the country. But has the new victim really been kidnapped? A new clue causes the police to arrest a suspect.

Wisting and his team are warned about a cruel crime scene in Larvik. The severed head of a young asylum seeker is found on a stake in the middle of the square. FBI agent Maggie Griffin returns to assist in the case.

Maggie is forced to share information, which she has previously kept secret from Wisting. The investigation takes a whole new turn, and leads Wisting and Maggie on a new hunt across the border into Sweden.

Six-year-old Clifford Greenwood vanishes from the family hotel Wildenvey and an employee is found dead. Detective William Wisting believes the boy was kidnapped. The Greenwood family is shocked, but Wisting discovers they have secrets.

Wisting is under pressure, still without leads. Cliffords parents await contact from the kidnapper but receive a mysterious message that leads them to a gruesome discovery. Its clear the kidnapper wants to tell them something, but what?

While recovering from a severe injury, Wisting receives an anonymous letter in the mail. The cryptic content leads Wisting to suspect a possible injustice in an old murder case where a 17-year-old girl was killed, and her ex-boyfriend was convicted.

A breakthrough in the case takes Wisting to Vilnius for a meeting with Interpol investigator Harriet Dunn. What is meant to be a simple questioning of a suspect becomes far more complex for both of them - both professionally and personally.