Snow Angels

It is January, and a cold snap has seized Haugesund. One freezing morning, a woman is found frozen to death near Haraldsstøtta, Norway's national monument. She is naked, covered in frost, and positioned in the snow as if she had made an angel. The woman turns out to be the daughter of one of Norway's wealthiest and most powerful men, shipping magnate Fritz Evensen. At the crime scene, investigators uncover multiple clues pointing to men with a hatred for women. Among the evidence is a plastic angel bearing the inscription "St. Elliot," a significant symbol for the incel community.

Then, another dead woman is discovered, arranged in the same manner. This time, the victim is a 16-year-old girl found in the small village of Vikedal.