Spring Tide Season 1 Episode 2 Episode 02 (Episode 2 of 10)

Charlotte and Olivia continue their investigation in the decades-old murder case of a pregnant woman washed up on the shores of Oscarhamn. In Spring Tide season 1 episode 2, Charlotte travels to her hometown to further investigate the mysterious murder case while trying to come to terms with her painful past. Her team includes the veteran detective Tom Stilton, the computer expert Abbas and their supervisor, Martina.

Meanwhile, Olivia discovers a vital clue relating to the identity of the victim while digging deeper into the case, leading her to suspect her own father's involvement in the crime. She contacts Charlotte to share her findings, but their conversation is cut short due to the poor network coverage at the crime scene.

Later, while contemplating the day's events, Charlotte is haunted by her past and the trauma of her troubled childhood. The memories of her father's abuse towards her mother plague her, as she continues to struggle with the after-effects of her childhood. Her underlying emotional turmoil and the stress of the investigation push her to a breaking point, and she confides in Tom, revealing the dark secrets of her past.

Meanwhile, their investigation leads them to an old local fisherman who was first on the scene of the crime. They discover that the victim was pregnant and the baby was likely born before the murder. The team continues to dig deeper and is shocked to learn that the victim's identity was perceived as a threat by some powerful people, leading them to suspect a conspiracy behind the murder.

The episode ends with Olivia receiving an anonymous call, with a stranger claiming to have information regarding the case. She rushes to meet them, unaware of the danger that awaits her.

Overall, Spring Tide season 1 episode 2 is an intense and emotionally charged episode where the investigation starts to uncover more dark secrets around the decades-old murder case. It also provides an insight into the main character's troubled past as well as their personal lives, adding an element of depth to the show.