The brutal murder of a young girl launches an extended police investigation. Detective Sarah Lund is supposed to leave for a new life in Sweden, but can't bring herself to leave the case behind. The girl's parents and friends struggle to cope with their loss. Troels Hartmann is campaigning to be mayor of Copenhagen, but struggles when links are revealed between city hall and the murder.

Over a time span of twenty days, suspect upon suspect is sought out as violence and political pressures cast their shadows over the hunt for the killer. Two more seasons follow about a series of killings of soldiers and the abduction of an industrial magnate's daughter.

If Lund is to save Emilie's life, she must find out what the debt to the kidnapper is. Forbrydelsen season 3 episodes list: Episode #1: Episode 1 (air date: 2012-09-23) Denmark is the midst of a fiercely contested election race, set against the backdrop.

Excellent, Excellent! Without a doubt a series that captures the true feelings of ordinary people caught up in tragic circumstances.I was amazed to see it on mainstream TV in the UK, a rare pleasure for someone who lived in Denmark for an extended period of time.

The plot and the manner in which it is given to the viewer gives a great insight to life in that country and the way they deal with such events. The characters are vivid and not glamourised, the way they interact is genuine and the flow of the series is very believable. I have recommended this series to all of my friends, and have heard nothing but praise for it, even though they had never thought to watch a subtitled series before in their lives. Again: Two Words explain everything about this wonderful series: Excellent, excellent!

Just watched Episode 20 (the finale) last night. Vagn raped, kidnaped, locked Nanna in the boot and drowned her in the car.

Vagn also appears to have killed Mette Haugge 15 years earlier. How did he know that the cops were FINALLY following up on that murder? His impression as a dunce fooled Brix but it beats me.

How Vagn knew that there was damning evidence in Mette’s belongings which were stored in the warehouse where he assaulted and shot Jan Meyer is also beyond me. Was Vagn the undiscovered serial killer as Bengt and Sarah suspected? We don’t get to know that for certain either. Brix and others appear willing to forget about it. Morten – not Rie – cleaned up the hallway and stairs to the party’s flat where Nanna was initially assaulted. Morten – like Mayor Bremer – thought the photo showing Troels with Nanna (at some school event 2 years earlier) was damning and made Troels look good for her murder. Spyro 3 Year Of The Dragon Ita Pc Games here. Unanswered (for me)Was the dead drug dealer – that Vagn and Theis killed 20 years ago a part of how Theis and Pernille got together?

Why so many years between Nanna (19) and Anton (7has his eighth b’day on the night of the finale). Was Leon an actual suicide or did Vagn kill him, too. Finally, was Sarah just going nuts or was someone (Vagn?) really in her apartment, cut the power to her lights, etc. Loved the show. Loved how the impact of one murder can stir up so much emotional baggage.

• • Location(s), Running time 50 minutes x 40 episodes (total, 2007-2012) Production company(s) Release Original network Original release 7 January 2007 ( 2007-01-07) – 25 November 2012 ( 2012-11-25) Chronology Related shows External links Official website The Killing (: Forbrydelsen) is a Danish series created by and produced by in co-production with. It was first broadcast on the national television channel on 7 January 2007, and has since been transmitted in many other countries worldwide. The series is set in and revolves around Detective Inspector Sarah Lund ().

Each series follows a murder case day-by-day. Each fifty-minute episode covers twenty-four hours of the investigation. The series is noted for its,, dark tone and for giving equal emphasis to the stories of the murdered victim's family and the effect in political circles alongside the police investigation. It has also been singled out for the photography of its Danish setting, and for the acting ability of its cast. The Killing has proved to be an international hit—garnering significant critical acclaim—particularly in the, and.

It has become a, and has received numerous awards and nominations including a and an, and in 2011 a was produced by the American cable network. Novelizations of each series have been published.