Black Sands, Getting Out

Fourteen months after the Black Sands tragedy, the town is still reeling. Helena arrives at the police station seeking information about historical abuse in foster homes.

Helena is found dead in a car crash, as suspicions of foul play spark an investigation. Anita hears the news while battling a deepening depression.

A family secret drives Anita to investigate her grandmother's foster home, uncovering links to Helena's death as other women from the foster home arrive for the funeral.

After Helena's funeral, the foster home women argue about David. Frida's investigation points to him, while Anita uncovers horrors about her grandmother's foster home.

When David's body is found, everything changes. Anita's mental state deteriorates unnoticed by Frida, while surveillance footage reveals crucial clues to David's death.

In 1983, Helena arrives at the foster home as Grandma Helga confronts David about his situation with the girls, marking the start of the Black Sands saga.

Interrogations shift dramatically after new autopsy information. Gusti is concerned about Anita and takes the baby, leading to terrible consequences.

The search for Anita and her baby continues overnight. Frida finds some important evidence, forcing her to make a critical decision about Anita's future.