??Teleborian wrote this in a report that he sent to Bj?rck. A fanatic. I??m at a disadvantage no matter what I do.

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the author of the report.?? Salander pressed her lips tight. whom he did not know. He got up and went to the bathroom. As you yourself have pointed out. he would make mistakes. in the form of convicts. But the police do have the rucksack you had in Gosseberga. But the work is often to do with people who have been threatened. and I??m beginning to expect that we??ll find her fingerprints on the cigarette case.?? the P. on May 18. The layout was not perfect.00 in the morning. It was several years since he had slept through a whole night. and Holger.O.

Understood??? Holm threw up his hands in a gesture that indicated he considered Berger??s accusations to be absurd. and then answered as best he could. she accepted.?? she said to the P. Then he called Cortez. ??Hello.K. stuffed into a laundry room. She had been talking on her mobile and looking at a map that was unfolded on the passenger seat. would also be able to license the program to other newspapers. you don??t really have a choice ?C you have to live somewhere. Berger was aware that her objections were being systematically stonewalled by Flodin and Sellberg. of course. and whether the robbery could be defined as a racist crime. It was signed by a Dr Jesper H. But Salander??s being isolated presented one other acute problem. possibly longer.

Or did he? Blomkvist got up and went to the telephone. She took the call.?? ??You??re at the Sahlgrenska in G?teborg. And she had the Borgsj? problem.000 instead. ??What??? ??Svavelsj? M. In 1973 the office building where he had claimed to be working was in fact torn down and replaced by an extension to King??s Cross Station.?? ??I get it. and I watch only the news on T. stuffed it into his shoulder bag and left the office without a word. Did she go there expressly to murder him ?C as the prosecutor claimed ?C or was it to make him listen to reason? When Giannini raised the subject of her former guardian. was involved in Zalachenko??s murder.?? Gullberg said. pushed it open and exclaimed. rather idealistically. She did not like asking for help or showing any sign of weakness. however.

which meant that she was still more of a real police officer than a fully fledged desk warrior.?? ??Do you have your own bloody intelligence service at Millennium??? she burst out. and as discreetly as possible. Ultimately Zalachenko decided to restructure his entire operation in a new corporation that would be owned by Niedermann and himself.?? said Berger with a smile. If it were just a matter of anonymous hate mail we would make a decreased threat assessment. but in practice he had been given a unique position with exceptional powers. as you are all aware. It??s just that I didn??t want to track you down at work. and you don??t have to produce an article at the end of it. Straight ahead of her. If you feel threatened in any way. Your lawyer. ??That was the crucial part of the evidence. and then served for nine years in Uppsala police and studied law in her spare time. and then the clock clicked over to 2. An Internet search showed that there was hardly any current literature on the subject.

?? ??I??m going to expose two doctors who were errand boys for S?po.?? ??O. shook his head. letters and photographs.Monday. including a ring in my left nipple. She had short.S. It is a very clear instruction. They spent three hours going over the articles for the themed issue and keeping track of the book??s progress. I??ve never had a confrontation with a prime minister before. it will take longer.?? ??That was fast. Zalachenko dragged himself to the toilet. I suppose my answer to that is the same one you gave me: I believe in a constitutional democracy and sometimes it has to be protected.?? ??It??s all hypothetical. I simply wasn??t thinking straight.

studied the details of your case. Poison said that he had used it successfully. and right now I??m caught between two loyalties.?? ??What about her??? ??She has to disappear. some years ago. She felt far from rested.?? ??So I heard. First of all. On the other hand. You??re probably thinking of me as a guest you have to entertain. She ran her fingers over her hip where the wound had healed to a scar. All three of our names will be on the cover and title page. We have a younger talent who does some field work.?? Armansky said. were soon dashed. I urge you to listen to his story and answer his questions. client confidentiality and so forth.

she thought it odd that a man would consistently address his girlfriend with the words fucking fatty. But he??s tricky to deal with. My prints are all over the house. And she liked giving in to threats even less.K.v ?C Saturday. we also want you to know what to do in the ten minutes before the car arrives from Fisks?tra. but in fact I forgot to deliver it to his office before I left. Fr?ken Salander.?? Edklinth said. Jan Bublanski was the leader of the investigation concerning Ronald Niedermann. it??s a blot on the entire profession.?? ??It sounds as if you think I??m organizing some sort of conspiracy against you. she??s under arrest. She was dressed for the office in black trousers.P.?? ??The special issue is going to be called The Lisbeth Salander Story.

?? ??That sounds fishy. Could it really be possible??? ??I??m afraid it is. Even so. Unlike Lundin. just like Otto Danielsson. ??Listen ?? I??m not an open book for everyone to read. There were photographs from various parties. gentlemen. can you handle this??? ??Yes. in your opinion.?? Blomkvist took the tunnelbana to Medborgarplatsen and walked to Allhelgonagatan.?? Salander pressed her lips tight.?? Rosin thought for a moment. Go on. Finally Modig spoke up.I. He opened his iBook again and read through his text.

the nigger was not allowed to clean inside the prisoner??s room ?C that was done by two cleaning women in the morning ?C and besides. She had a heavy.?? ??I need you. There was only a jpeg that she opened in Photoshop. patients and visitors. By 12. Zalachenko was used to pain. but stopped and held the door for me. ??Hmm. ??There??s one thing I??m curious about ?? were you really going to betray us after all we??ve done for you??? ??What do you think??? ??It depends how crazy you are.?? Giannini was suddenly hesitant. this is an extreme state of affairs. He did not exist in any register or in any public document. You??ll see what I mean when we talk. Blomkvist explained the background and why F?lldin had written to him. and a muted brick-red jacket. which was even now disappearing over the treetops in the direction of G?teborg.

S. reading paragraphs here and there. hit the return key. Poison said that he had used it successfully. Where did the tip come from??? ??From a source within the police.?? ??But how did Bjurman get involved??? ??Palmgren had a stroke in the autumn of 2002. She drove to G?tgatan where the offices of Millennium were and spent the next half hour walking around the streets in the area. What the hell? She went out on to the street and just caught a glimpse of someone turning the corner towards Sveaplan. you would most probably be charged with manslaughter. The buyers cheerfully pay what they are told it costs. ??It??s me.?? Blomkvist leaned forward and explained his plan.32. Lundin has been charged for the reasons I mentioned earlier. or that Bj?rck was not alone at the time. Sweden had voted for a conservative government. You have to concentrate on getting well.

Karl Axel Bodin would disappear into rehabilitative custody. She was careful to express herself precisely. If she had been charged with the murders of Dag and Mia. now at intervals of about twenty-four hours. When she was alone she said: ??Hello. ??First-class research. It was too early to go to bed. Now he hated her with a fury that astonished him. She was almost certain the woman had not seen her.?? Gullberg said. did not have any teenagers on its staff. but she did not sense the same condescension from him. That??s what he put in the report.?? ??How are you feeling??? ??I??m not finished yet.?? ??But I am.?? Gullberg said. We have to think about how we can keep him in check.

but it??s difficult to believe that the entire Swedish media has been duped in the same way ???? ??Salander has been the object of a media frenzy. I want to be able to go on any talk show on T. but Salander could hear her a long way off and even before she turned the key the computer was hidden and the patient asleep. He seemed to be thinking about something. There had been no doubt in his mind that Salander was guilty of three murders. But Counter-Espionage had not ever had him. we won??t be able to draw any conclusions. but Jesus. He told me to follow up on it. But how?? In amazement she glanced over at the locked door. They had to decide what to do. The next moment he passed Figuerola??s car.?? ??You??re a police officer in a democracy. round man in his fifties with grey hair. And that??s why we sent Inspector Figuerola to invite you to this meeting. And while I??m on this topic ?? I??ll be writing editorials from time to time.?? Salander said in a low voice.

It was as if everything outside the Section were sacred. then the district court would have to issue you a warrant. on the contrary. He thanked Janeryd for the meeting and walked the short distance along Lange Voorhout to Hotel des Indes. She had been told not to feel obliged to entertain her ??guest. If she wakes up again you can give her two mg. I don??t like this business with Ekstr?m and Faste and a new trial.?? ??She what??? ??She knocked???? ??You mean she??s alive??? ??I??m sorry. The defection could only be known to a small group without risking that the information might leak back to the Russians and ?? How small a group? An operations department? An unknown operations department? If the affair had been appropriately handled.M. For the security to work. You were the one who called the paramedics. to assume control of the Zalachenko affair. She began to have doubts about the ability of the Security Police to protect her. as a twelve-year-old.P. who had not said a word during the presentation.

which tonight she seemed to be doing about every half hour. mostly seem to sit and kill time. although there??s a drawback. and it??s driving me crazy that I can??t go public with it. after careful consideration. Who did you hand everything over to??? ??How do you mean??? ??When F?lldin??s term came to an end. I don??t know if it contains anything compromising. people in high places within S?po will be exposed as accomplices in criminal and immoral activities. her husband. He explained step by step how she had been targeted by a gang of Cold-Warmongers at S. she could always widen the net again. She wondered what Armansky thought of her after all that had happened. Mikael picked up his mobile and made another call to Inspector Erlander in G?teborg. but he has massive brain damage.?? ??Just to say that I??d be on very thin ice if my superiors found out about this visit. Cortez had come to his apartment in the afternoon with six books.?? ??Right.

14. At 1. Before I go to press I??m going to do a formal interview with you. Most likely he would need a brain surgeon. The question is.?? ??So you think there??s a single hand behind all this? I know Inspector Erlander. Since S. Susanne Linder is also a former policewoman. if I may. ??The man who at 1.P. when he moved back to Sweden. He downloaded four folders. Not to mention that complete idiot Bjurman. They take care of the finances. ??I know a good therapist. and she looked miserable.

but until such time he??s the police??s problem.?? ??Nonsense. Kalle Bloody Blomkvist was complicating life for her. and the watcher would stand exposed on the footbridge like a swallow perched on an old telephone wire in the country. He was sent to a refugee camp in Upplands V?sby. In other words. was placed in a foster home in Uppsala. I can??t believe this would be something sanctioned by S?po. reminding himself to discuss the rights to the book with Svensson??s family. Jonasson spent ten minutes examining her.?? ??What are you suggesting??? ??I??m only asking you to let me know if you discover that Salander is being subjected to another miscarriage of justice. Keep your ears open. Odd. so he pushed the sushi aside. Gullberg arrived together with the then chief of S. That really would have thrown a spanner in the works. wasn??t established until four months later.

He frowned and looked long and hard at the hand-held computer. But I have to explain why. But before you approach him you have to follow the bureaucratic procedure. puzzled. Seconds later Blomkvist could also see Cortez. Borgsj? is going to be fired. Salander will have to take her chances in court. Figuerola expected him to follow his quarry. Over the years Millennium had published several of his articles and Blomkvist had great faith in his ability to gather background material.A.?? ??Quite right. he called Figuerola into his office. but usually we use someone from the external organization if necessary.?? ??You??ll get only one guarantee from me. no ???? ??Teleborian wrote this in a report that he sent to Bj?rck. A fanatic. I??m at a disadvantage no matter what I do.