Karlsson calls Frieda back into the investigation to interview the sister of the girl that disappeared all of those years ago, to see if they can unlock something in her memory that hasn’t been able to be accessed before. When Frieda Klein makes an appointment and tells him that one of her patients has dreamed of a little boy, of taking a little who boy who looks like Matthew – and first dreamed of this before the boys disappearance, it is not really the sort of solid lead Karlsson is after but he is bound to look into it anyway. There are no leads – and Karlsson has found that the only similarity to this case happened 22 years earlier when a five year old girl vanished while walking home with her older sister and was never found. His mother was late to pick him up and Matthew slipped past the teacher on charge with an intent to buy a sweet or a packet of chips down at the shop and hasn’t been since since. She is forced to go to DCI Karlsson.ĭCI Karlsson is investigating the disappearance of a five year old boy named Matthew who vanished without a trace from the street in between his primary school and a local shop. He dreams of a redhead boy playing soccer, a boy he can describe in such detail that it can’t help ringing alarm bells for Frieda. He and his wife cannot conceive and Alan, for some unknown reason, is against adoption. Alan is suffering from panic attacks and anxiety which traces back to a desire to have children.
When her mentor and former boss makes a mistake, in order to try and contain the damage, Frieda steps in and takes a patient that had been recommended to him. She lives a solitary life, estranged from most of her family and keeping lovers at arms length, rarely allowing people into her home.
She spends her sleepless nights walking the streets of London, when it’s quiet and lonely and there won’t be people there to talk to her. Frieda Klein is a psychotherapist, an analyst who suffers from insomnia.
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