that’s her unon. every offie point io i kind of crime, but what i’m talking about are those cases that stay with you a under your skin duriigation. this girl was killed i brutal way. the killer tied her up and stuck her head into the sm embers of a fireplae ly guess how long it took for the pirl to die, or what torme have endured.”
“christ almighty.”
“exactly. it oor torstensso dete the se after she was found. and the murder remained uhough experts were from sto. he ever let go of that case.”
“i derstand that.”
“my rebecka case was harriet. in this i even know how she died. we prove that a murder was itted. but i have o let it go.” he paused to think for a moment. “being a homicide dete be the lo job ihe frieim are upset and in despair, but sooer—after weeks or months—they go back to their everyday lives. for the ily it takes lo for the most part, to some degree, they torieving and despair. life has to go on; it does go on. but the unsolved murders keep gnawing away ahere’s o who thinks night and day about the victim: it’s the officer who’s left with the iion.”
three other people in the vanger family lived on hedeby island. alexander vanger, ser, born in 1946, lived ied wooden house. vaold blomkvist that alexander resently i indies, where he gave himself over to his favourite pastimes: sailing and whiling away the time, not doing a scrap of work. alexander had beey and he had bee day.
alexahe house with his mhty years old and wider. blomkvist had never seely bedridden.
the third family member was harald vanger. during his first month blomkvist had not managed even a glimpse of him. harald’s house, the oo blomkvist’s y and ominous with its blackout s drawn across all the windows. blomkvist sometimes thought he sale iains as he passed, and on he was about to go to bed late, he noticed a glimmer of light upstairs. there iains. for more thaes he stood i his own kitdow ahe light befot fed up and, shiverio bed. in the m the s lace.
harald seemed to be an i ever-present spirit who affected life in the village by his absenkvist’s imagination, harald iook on the form of an evil gollum who spied s from behiaied himself to matters in his barricaded .
harald was visited once a day by the home-help service (usually an elderly woman) from the other side e. she ws of groceries, trudging through the snowdrifts up to his door. nilsson shook his head when blomkvist asked about harald. he had offered to do the shovelling, he said, but harald did not wa foot on his property. only the first wier harald had returo hedeby island, did nilssoractor up there to clear the snow from the courtyard, just as he did for all the other driveways. harald had e out of his house at a startling pag aing until away.
unfortunately, nilsson was uo kvist’s yard because the gate was too narrow for the traow shovel and manual labour were still the only way to do it.
in the middle of january blomkvist asked his lawyer to find out when he was goio serve his three months in prison. he was anxious to take atter as quickly as possible. getting into prisoo be easier thaed. after a very few weeks of dis, it was decreed that blomkvist present himself on march 17 at the rull?ker prisoersund, a miy prison. the lawyer advised him that the sentence would very likely be shortened.
“fine,” blomkvist said, without muthusiasm.
he sat at the kit table a, who now arrived every fee with blomkvist. from the nilssons he had learhe ame was tjorven. it did o aicular, it just made the rounds of all the houses.
blomkvist met his employer almost every afterhey would have a brief versatiohey would sit together for hours.
the versatioed of blomkvist putting up a theory that vanger
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