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A Warsaw prosecutor's hopes rise when a body is found and linked to his sister's disappearance 25 years earlier.
Episode 6 : Long Way Home
June. 12,2020
Paweł makes a sacrifice for his family and finally learns the whole truth about that night in the woods.
Episode 5 : Your Sister Is Dead
June. 12,2020
Determined to uncover what happened to Kamila, Paweł confronts a face from his past — and a puzzling claim sets his investigation on a new path.
Episode 4 : What Lies Beneath
June. 12,2020
In 2019, workers unearth human remains near the camp. In 1994, the police turn their attention to Paweł — who pursues his own hunch about the killer.
Episode 3 : You Know Nothing
June. 12,2020
Paweł and Laura reunite. In 1994, Kamila's disappearance drives Paweł's family apart, while the Goldsztajns endure anti-Semitic harassment.
Episode 2 : Lies
June. 12,2020
A student's essay spooks Laura, and terrifying memories of the woods come rushing back. Paweł presses Inspector Jork to speak with Artur's parents.
Episode 1 : End of Innocence
June. 12,2020
In 1994, a summer camp reels from a brutal crime. Twenty-five years later, the police seek prosecutor Paweł Kopiński's help identifying a murder victim.
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