A new crime drama just dropped on Netflix in the form of Detective Forst, and we've got you covered on all the details of the ending.
The six-part Polish drama follows a suspended detective who teams up with an investigative journalist to find out the truth about a series of mysterious, brutal murders. If you're a fan of Fool Me Once, we think you'll like this!
So, who is the elusive killer, the Beast of Giewont? Look no further, because here is the ending of Detective Forst explained.
Iwo Elijah is the Beast of Giewont
We learn that despite Wiktor Forst being a suspect, the real serial killer was his childhood friend and husband to prosecutor Dominika Waldrys-Hansen, Iwo Elijah.
Iwo and Wiktor lived together in an orphanage run by Halina Sznajderman, and Iwo held a grudge after Wiktor was adopted without him and he was left to suffer abuse from Halina, who helped orchestrate the killings which targeted descendants of Nazi collaborators.
The final episode opens with Iwo keeping Agata, Wiktor's former lover and the daughter of police chief, Edmund Osica, captive and soon, Wiktor arrives.
Iwo kills Agata
When Forst goes to confront Iwo and save Agata, he finds her dead to which Iwo attacks him. They fight and are both left badly injured, but by the time the police arrive, Iwo is nowhere to be seen and Wiktor remains the prime suspect in the killings.
Soon, we see an injured Iwo being driven away by none other than Olga, Wiktor's current lover and his partner in finding the killer. Wiktor then arrives at Nina's apartment to where he finds her dead body with a coin left beside her, suggesting that Elijah had killed her.
So, is Olga Iwo's accomplice or did she outsmart and kidnap him after he killed Nina? We need to know!
Detective Forst is streaming on Netflix now.
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