Europa Blues - Part 1

What does the strange execution of a man at the Stockholm zoo, Skansen, have to do with the disappearance of eight Eastern European women from a refugee station outside the city? Do these cases really have any connection with the horrifying murder of an old Jewish professor at a Jewish cemetery? What is their relation to the diary from a vague, nightmare-like place on the border of death in 1945?, Swedish crime thriller series. Celebrated Jewish neuroscientist Leonard Sheinkman is found murdered, strung up from a tree in a Jewish cemetery. A group of women escape from an immigration board hostel, where they are being exploited as prostitutes, and flee the country. A body is found half eaten in the wolverine enclosure of a Stockholm zoo. Jenny Hultin's 'A Unit' is called to all three crimes and soon their resources are stretched to breaking point as they follow up several macabre leads. Hultin pushes them hard as, unbeknown to the team, she is fighting budget cuts that would mean losing nearly half of them. Away from the office family lives are fraught - Arto Soderstedt, feeling the stress of raising five children, finds he has inherited three million Swedish kronor from a distant relative. His wife makes immediate plans to buy a holiday home. Paul Hjelm, busy reading Sheinkman's war diaries for the investigation, is no closer to patching things up with his wife Cilla. (In Swedish with English subtitles), Part 1 of 2. Celebrated Jewish neuroscientist Leonard Sheinkman is found murdered, strung up from a tree in a Jewish cemetery.