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“Yes,Henrikhasalwaysbeeninterestedinphotographyeversincehewasyoung,Ivebeentold.Hehaslotsofalbusinhisoffice.”

“Couldyoushowe”

Herreluctancewaspintosee.ItwasohingtolendBlokvistthekeytothefailycryptGodwasinchargethere,afterallbutitwasanotherattertolethiintoHenrikVangersoffice.Godswritdidnotextendthere.BlokvistsuggestedthatAnnashouldcallFrode.Finallysheagreedtoallowhiin.Alostthreefeetoftheverybottoshelfwastakenithphotographalbus.Hesatatthedeskandopenedthefirstalbu.

Vangerhadsavedeverystfailyphotograph.Manywereobviouslyfrolongbeforehistie.Theoldestpicturesdatedbacktothe1870s,showinggruffenandstewoen.TherewerepicturesofVangersparents.OneshowedhisfathercelebratingMidsuerwithargeandcheerfulgroupinSandhanin1906.AnotherSandhanphotographshowedFredrikVangerandhiswife,Ulrika,withAndersZoandAlbertEngstrsittingatatable.Otherphotographsshowedworkersonthefactoryfloorandinoffices.HefoundCaptainOskarGranathwhohadtransportedVangerandhisbelovedEdithLobachtosafetyinKarlskrona.

Annacaeupstairswithacupofcoffee.Hethankedher.BythenhehadreachedodetiesandwaspagingthroughiagesofVangerinhisprie,openingfactories,shakinghandswithTageErnder,oneofVangerandMarcusWallenbergthetwocapitalistsstaringgrilyateachother.

InthesaealbuhefoundaspreadonwhichVangerhadwritteninpencil“FailyCouncil1966.”Twocolourphotographsshowedentalkingandsokingcigars.HerecognisedHenrik,Harald,Greger,andseveralofthealeinwsinJohanVangersbranchofthefaily.Twophotographsshowedtheforaldinner,fortyenandwoenseatedatthetable,alllookingintothecaera.ThepicturesweretakenafterthedraaatthebridgewasoverbutbeforeanyonewasawarethatHarriethaddisappeared.Hestudiedtheirfaces.Thiswasthedinnersheshouldhaveattended.DidanyoftheenknowthatshewasgoneThephotographsprovidednoanswer.

Thensuddenlyhechokedonhiscoffee.Hestartedcoughingandsatupstraightinhischair.

AtthefarendofthetablesatCeciliaVangerinherlightcoloureddress,silingintothecaera.Nexttohersatanotherblondewoanwithlonghairandanidenticallightcoloureddress.Theyweresoalikethattheycouldhavebeentwins.Andsuddenlythepuzzlepiecefellice.CeciliawasnttheoneinHarrietswindowitwashersister,Anita,twoyearsherjuniorandnowlivinginLondon.

WhatwasitSanderhadsaidCeciliaVangerisinalotofthepictures.Notatall.Thereweretwogirls,andaschancewouldhaveituntilnowtheyhadneverbeenseeninthesaefrae.Inthebckandwhitephotographs,froadistance,theylookedidentical.Vangerhadpresuablyalwaysbeenabletotellthesistersapart,butforBlokvistandSanderthegirlslookedsoalikethattheyhadassueditwasoneperson.Andnoonehadeverpointedouttheiristakebecausetheyhadneverthoughttoask.

Blokvisttuedthepageandfeltthehairsonthebackofhisneckstandonend.Itwasasifacoldgustofwindpassedthroughtheroo.

Therewerepicturestakenthenextday,whenthesearchforHarriethadbegun.AyoungInspectorMorellwasgivinginstructionstoasearchpartyconsistingoftwouniforedpoliceofficersandtenenwearingbootswhowereabouttosetout.VangerwaswearingakneelengthraincoatandanarrowbriedEnglishhat.

Ontheleftofthephotographstoodayoung,slightlystoutyounganwithlight,longishhair.Hehadonadarkpaddedjacketwitharedpatchattheshoulder.Theiagewasveryclear.Blokvistrecognisedhiatonceandthejacketbut,justtoakesure,hereovedthephotographandwentdowntoaskAnnaifsherecognisedthean.

“Yes,ofcourse,thatsMartin.”

Sanderploughedthroughyearafteryearofpresscuttings,ovinginchronologicalorder.Shebeganin1949andworkedherwayforward.Thearchivewashuge.Thepanywasentionedintheedianearlyeverydayduringtherelevanttieperiodnotonlyinthelocalpressbutalsointhenationaledia.Therewerefinancianalyses,tradeunionnegotiations,thethreatofstrikes,factoryopeningsandfactoryclosings,annualreports,changesinanagers,newproductsthatwereunchedTherewasafloodofnews.Click.Click.Click.Herbrainwasworkingathighspeedasshefocusedandabsorbedtherationfrotheyellowingpages.

Afterseveralhoursshehadanidea.SheaskedthearchivesanageriftherewasachartshowingwheretheVangerCorporationhadfactoriesorpaniesduringthefiftiesandsixties.

BodilLindgrenlookedatSanderwithundisguisedcoldness.Shewasnotatallhappygivingatotalstrangerperissiontoentertheinnersanctuofthefirsarchives,beingobligedtoallowhertolookthroughwhateverdocuentssheliked.Andbesides,thisgirllookedlikesoesortofhalfwittedfifteenyearoldanarchist.ButHerrFrodehadgivenherinstructionsthatcouldnotbeisinterpreted.Thisslipofagirlwastobefreetolookatanythingshepleased.Anditwasurgent.ShebroughtouttheprintedannualreportsfortheyearsthatSanderwantedtosee;eachreportcontainedachartofthefirsdivisionsthroughoutSweden.

Sanderlookedatthechartsandsawthatthefirhadanyfactories,offices,andsalesoutlets.Ateverysitewhereaurderwasitted,therewasalsoareddot,soetiesseveral,indicatingtheVangerCorporation.

Shefoundthefirstconnectionin1957.RakelLunde,Landskrona,wasfounddeadthedayaftertheV.≈C.Constructionpanyclinchedanorderworthseveralilliontobuildagalleriainthetown.V.≈C.stoodforVangerandCarlénConstruction.ThelocalpaperhadinterviewedGottfriedVanger,whohadetotowntosignthecontract.

SanderrecalledsoethingshehadreadinthepoliceinvestigationintheprovincialrecordofficeinLandskrona.RakelLunde,fortellerinherfreetie,wasanofficecleaner.ShehadworkedforV.≈C.Construction.

At7:00intheeveningBlokvistcalledSanderadozentiesandeachtieherobilewastuedoff.Shedidnotwanttobedisturbed.

Hewanderedrestlesslythroughthehouse.HehadpulledoutVangersnotesonMartinsactivitiesatthetieofHarrietsdisappearance.

MartinVangerwasinhisstyearatthepreparatoryschoolinUppsain1966.Uppsa.LenaAndersson,seventeenyearoldpreparatoryschoolpupil.Headseparatedfrothefat.

Vangerhadentionedthisatonepoint,butBlokvisthadtoconsulthisnotestofindthepassage.Martinhadbeenanintrovertedboy.Theyhadbeenworriedabouthi.Afterhisfatherdrowned,IsabelhaddecidedtosendhitoUppsaachangeofscenewherehewasgivenrooandboardwithHaraldVanger.HaraldandMartinIthardlyfeltright.

MartinVangerwasnotwithHaraldinthecargoingtothegatheringinHedestad,andhehadissedatrain.Hearrivedteintheafteoonandsowasaongthosestrandedonthewrongsideofthebridge.Heonlyarrivedontheisndbyboatsoetieafter6:00.HewasreceivedbyVangerhiself,aongothers.VangerhadputMartinfardownthelistofpeoplewhoighthavehadanythingtodowithHarrietsdisappearance.

MartinsaidthathehadnotseenHarrietonthatday.Hewaslying.HehadarrivedinHedestadearlierinthedayandhewasonJvgsgatan,facetofacewithhissister.Blokvistcouldprovetheliewithphotographsthathadbeenburiedforalostfortyyears.

HarrietVangerhadseenherbrotherandreactedwithshock.ShehadgoneouttoHedebyIsndandtriedtotalktoHenrik,butshewasgonebeforeanyconversationcouldtakepce.WhatwereyouthinkingoftellinghiUppsaButLenaAndersson,Uppsa,wasnotonthelist.Youcouldnothaveknownaboutit.

ThestorystilldidnotakesensetoBlokvist.Harriethaddisappearedaround3:00intheafteoon.Martinwasunquestionablyontheothersideofthewateratthattie.Hecouldbeseeninthephotographfrothechurchhill.HecouldnotpossiblyhavehurtHarrietontheisnd.Onepuzzlepiecewasstillissing.AnacpliceAnitaVanger

FrothearchivesSandercouldseethatGottfriedVangerspositionwithinthefirhadchangedovertheyears.Attheageoftwentyin1947,heetIsabelandiediatelygotherpregnant;MartinVangerwasboin1948,andwiththattherewasnoquestionbutthattheyoungpeoplewouldarry.

WhenGottfriedwastwentytwo,hewasbroughtintotheainofficeoftheVangerCorporationbyHenrikVanger.Hewasobviouslytalentedandtheyayhavebeengrooinghitotakeover.Hewasprootedtotheboardattheageoftwentyfive,astheassistantheadofthepanysdevelopentdivision.Arisingstar.

Soetieintheidfiftieshisstarbegaluet.Hedrank.HisarriagetoIsabelwasontherocks.Thechildren,HarrietandMartin,werenotdoingwell.Henrikdrewtheline.Gottfriedscareerhadreacheditszenith.In1956anotherappointentwasade,anotherassistantheadofdevelopent.Twoassistantheads:onewhodidtheworkwhileGottfrieddrankandwasabsentforlongperiodsoftie.

ButGottfriedwasstilVanger,aswelscharingandeloquent.Fro1957on,hisworkseeedtoconsistoftravellingaroundthecountrytoopenfactories,resolvelocalconflicts,andspreadaniagethatpanyanageentreallydidcare.Weresendingoutoneofourownsonstolistentoyourprobles.Wedotakeyouseriously.

Sanderfoundasecondconnection.GottfriedVangerhadparticipatedinanegotiationinKarlstad,wheretheVangerCorporationhadboughtatiberpany.Onthefollowingdayafarerswife,MagdaLovisaSjberg,wasfoundurdered.

Sanderdiscoveredthethirdconnectionjustfifteeninutester.Uddeval,1962.ThesaedaythatLeaPerssondisappeared,thelocalpaperhadinterviewedGottfriedVangeraboutapossibleexpansionoftheharbour.

WhenFruLindgrenhadwantedtocloseupandgohoeat5:30,Sanderhadsnappedatherthatshewasalongwayfrofinishedyet.Shecouldgohoeaslongassheleftthekey,andSanderwouldlockup.BythattiethearchivesanagerwassoinfuriatedthatagirllikethisonecouldbossheraroundthatshecalledHerrFrode.FrodetoldherthatSandercouldstayallnightifshewantedto.WouldFruLindgrenpleasenotifysecurityattheofficesothattheycouldletSanderoutwhenshewantedtoleave

Threehourster,gettingonfor8:30,SanderhadconcludedthatGottfriedVangerhadbeenclosetowhereatleastfiveoftheeighturderswereitted,eitherduringthedaysbeforeoraftertheevent.Shewasstillissingrationabouttheurdersin1949and1954.Shestudiedanewspaperphotographofhi.Asli,handsoeanwithdarkblondhair;helookedratherlikeCrkGableinGonewiththeWind.

In1949Gottfriedwastwentytwoyearsold.Thefirsturdertookpceinhishoeterritory.Hedestad.RebeckaJacobsson,whoworkedattheVangerCorporation.WheredidthetwoofyoueetWhatdidyouproiseher

Sanderbitherlip.TheproblewasthatGottfriedVangerhaddrownedwhenhewasdrunkin1965,whilethesturderwasittedinUppsainFebruary1966.ShewonderedifshewasistakenwhenshehadaddedLenaAndersson,theseventeenyearoldschoolgirl,tothelist.No.Itightnotbethesaesignature,butitwasthesaeBibleparody.Theyustbeconnected.

By9:00itwasgettingdark.Theairwascoonditwasdrizzling.Mikaelwassittinginthekitchen,druinghisfingersonthetable,whenMartinVangersVolvocrossedthebridgeandtuedouttowardsthepoint.Thatsoehowbroughtatterstoahead.

Hedidnotknohatheshoulddo.Hiswholebeingwasbuingwithadesiretoaskquestionstoinitiateaconfrontation.ItwascertainlynotasensibleattitudetohaveifhesuspectedMartinVangerofbeinganinsaneurdererwhohadkilledhissisterandagirlinUppsa,andwhohadalsoverynearlysueededinkillinghitoo.ButMartinwasalsoaag.AndhedidnotknowthatBlokvistknew;hecouldgoandseehiwiththepretextthatwell,hewantedtoretuthekeytoGottfriedVangerscabin.Blokvistlockedthedoorbehindhiandstrolledouttothepoint.

HaraldVangershousewaspitchdark,asusual.InHenrikshousethelightswereoffexceptinoneroofacingthecourtyard.Annahadgoobed.Isabelshousewasdark.Ceciliawasntathoe.ThelightswereonupstairsinAlexandershouse,butth船说

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