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Forgotten Girls 25%

Louise and Eik discover that the dead girl with the scarred face was, as a child, placed in a special needs school. Her father was told it would be better if he never visited, then later was told she and her twin sister had died.
Nice scenes at the closed home (evil in the air) and with the girls' father (great sadness).  Good relationships Louise and her son, L. & Eik. L & Camille, her friend.  Solid mystery!

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