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Episode 3: Genuine acting, dangerously thrilling atmosphere and events, a bit unrealistic when the hellish trio left them in the house all by themselves to attend to their planned "salto move" trip and selfishly thought of themselves as untouchables, who knows?!

The 'x months later', 'y months earlier' duo is starting to show their unpleasant messed-up vibe, as the flashbacks / flashforwards happen at least 5 to 6 times per episode and beautifully contribute to trampling down on nerves and amplifying confusion.

It is starting to drag a little and be sort of repetitive only to develop properly and acquaint the viewers on all the events and happenings that took place in that ~12 month period and though a little frustrating, is nothing that a good rest and paying extra attention won't solve.

Nadine and Remi are in dangers and it'd be very interesting to see how they'd evade their "captors".

Herman Knippenberg discovers when he interviews another couple that there might have been more victims of Charles Sobhraj.

Nadine Gires was someone who attended parties thrown by Sobhraj and noticed how so many people became ill.

Nadine and her husband Remi recount a story of how they tried to help a young Frenchman Dominique Renelleau escape from the clutches of Sobhraj.

He too had fallen ill but recovered when he stopped taking the medicine that Sobhraj had given. He noticed that his passport was being used by Sobhraj and feared for his own safety.

There was a tense sequence as Nadine and Remi, alter Dominique's passport and forge a visa as Dominique plans to leave for France. Although the passport bit was reminiscent from a scene in the movie The Killing Fields.