Firewall

by Henning Mankell

Wallander investigates two brutal murders. First, a body is found at a bank machine. The coroner rules it out as natural causes, but Wallander is unconvinced. Wallander then interrogates two girls who confess to the murder of a taxi driver. These two cases, seemingly unconnected, reveal a greater conspiracy that will challenge Wallander's ethics and professionalism.

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