Skandinavien

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'

'Conrad lives a solitary existence in an ancient windmill in a remote part of Scandinavia. He has no memory of being a functional part of society. All he has is his work; the bodies he disposes of. When prominent politician Albert Fintz ends up on Conrad’s autopsy slab, he begins to unravel the horrific circumstances behind his forced labour.'