His call for applicants to the task force, meanwhile, has brought exactly two nibbles: Jorma (Christopher Wagelin) and Kajsa (Louise Peterhoff). He arrives at his new office to find it empty except for one woman, Barbro (Ia Langhammer), who brings her dog to work and seems much more concerned with better results from her dating app than about remembering to tell Peter there’s someone here to see him.
Since he can hire three detectives, he sees this as an opportunity to start fresh and make a mark. Peter has been reassigned at work, perhaps judiciously, to launch a cold case task force. The leave seems to have followed his divorce from his wife Ann-Marie (Maria Sundbom), and among the attendant questions there is why Vera is living with Peter. Wendel, who lives with his teenage daughter Vera (Tyra Olin), has just returned to the force after an unexplained medical leave.
Robert Gustafsson, who is best known in Sweden as a comedian, plays Peter Wendel, a Stockholm detective who seems physically incapable of cracking a smile.
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The Truth Will Out, an eight-episode drama, becomes available Monday on the streaming service Acorn, and it’s all the things a limited-run series should be: intriguing, mysterious and suspenseful, played at a pace where we get to know all the players. Nobody does gloom better than the Swedes, and a gloomy new crime show from Sweden offers a bright ray of TV sunshine.
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