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Bettina Schnell from Ludwigshafen is about to take her final exams at the police academy when she is murdered. The young woman was known to her trainers as a particularly capable and ambitious candidate, as did the head of the school, Robert Brandstetter, who deeply regrets Bettina's death, especially since she was a friend of his son Torben. For Lena, meeting Brandstetter is a reunion, in her own training he was one of her mentors. However, the committed lecturer does not seem to have noticed that Bettina undertook independent investigations in her local neighborhood in her free time and in doing so made herself anything but popular. Lena and Kopper find evidence that points to a flourishing anabolic steroid trade in the vicinity of a fitness studio.
While they are still wondering whether the murder has anything to do with Bettina's investigations, the police students Torben and Heiner decide to take matters into their own hands... Bettina Schnell's body is found in a field near the Bayreuth settlement in Ludwigshafen found. Bettina grew up in this area, but currently lived mainly in the Hahn police academy because of her education. There Lena begins her investigations, while Kopper researches Bettina's last operation against the petty criminal Hasan Kiser. The police academy is familiar territory for Lena: she herself was trained in Hahn. Your former lecturer Robert Brandstetter is now head of the school, his son Torben was engaged to Bettina Schnell.
Brandstetter shows his great appreciation for Lena, but that is of little use to his son, who has withdrawn completely into his grief. The picture that Lena and Kopper get from their investigations of Bettina is ambiguous. Bettina Schnell was ambitious, determined to make something of herself and her life - not a matter of course in the milieu from which she came. She also encouraged her little sister Svenja and tried to give her a hold. In the police academy, the determined Bettina didn't have many friends besides her fiancé Torben, his buddy Heiner Struck and her roommate Sabine Erler.
Lena and Kopper realize that Bettina could also be overzealous and was rather ruthless towards people from her neighborhood when they reconstruct what the young policewoman was last busy with. She used her knowledge of the settlement to investigate old acquaintances on her own. So she observed Malte Boller's gym and hadn't accidentally caught Boller's buddy Hasan Kiser with a gun during a traffic stop. From Bettina's notes and photos, the inspectors conclude that the young woman believed she was on the trail of a booming anabolic steroids trade in the settlement. However, she hadn't been able to provide the ultimate proof, so the narcotics squad didn't take her tips into account. Questioned by Lena and Kopper, Malte Boller rejects all suspicions as unfounded.
But he and his boys get nervous and make mistakes, so Lena and Kopper stick to Boller's secret deals. While the suspicions in the direction of Malte Boller intensify, Lena is irritated. She cannot imagine why Robert Brandstetter didn't tell her anything about Bettina's investigations and a complaint by the drug squad against the police student. In any case, she increasingly has the impression that Brandstetter, despite his well-meaning façade, is more of a hindrance than a support to investigations at the police academy. At the same time, they are increasingly coming into focus. Peter Becker's trace analysis showed that Bettina was only brought to the settlement after her death - she was killed in a parking lot very close to the police academy.
So far, Lena has been of the opinion that Torben Brandstetter and Heiner Struck's nerves are so thin because they mourn the loss of a classmate. But what if the two are involved in the anabolic steroid trade and it was they who warned Bettina's opponents in good time about their observations? But when Lena and Kopper want to interrogate the police students again, the whole class is ordered to work..

This case made headlines: The young management consultant Carsten Moll was murdered in the Cologne "Abendblatt". Someone threw him over a parapet in the publishing house into the abyss. Just a few hours earlier, the victim had had an argument with the head of the publishing house, Manfred Peters. He openly admits that he threw Moll out of the factory because his checks caused unrest among the workforce. The publisher of the "Abendblatt" is about to merge. There is talk of job cuts. But is the culprit really to be found among the employees? Inspectors Ballauf and Schenk are investigating in all directions. Apparently, the top management of the publishing house does not agree on all points about the media company's new course.
The fact that the up-and-coming managing director Lars Fraude brought the management consultants into the company was initially met with skepticism by the publishing manager Ludwig Brinkmann and the HR manager Raimund Kahn. Alex and Valentin, the two colleagues of the murdered management consultant, are noticeably reticent. But the inspectors learn that there were obviously tensions between Moll and his ambitious team leader Rita Landmann...

A beauty farm on Lake Constance, across the German-Swiss border. The world of make-believe takes a hit when the clinic's owner is found dead in a planetarium. The violent crime leads Klara Blum to her Swiss counterpart Reto Flückiger. They are immediately confronted with three main suspects, the senior doctors at the clinic. Together with her Swiss counterpart, Klara Blum dives into a world of disappointed friendship, distrust and betrayal.

The young Viktoria Schneider is shot dead during an art performance. It quickly becomes clear to the chief inspectors Kappl (Maximilian Brückner) and Deininger (Georg Weber) that only a trained marksman could have committed this murder, because the shot was fired from a long distance. Since the performance also critically dealt with the engagement of the Bundeswehr in Afghanistan, the suspicion soon falls on a group of four traumatized soldiers. A clear indication are videos of their therapy sessions, which theartist used for her performance. So each of the four has a motive. Nevertheless, the investigation is difficult because the soldiers form a strong camaraderie and give each other alibis. For Kappl and Deininger, the question arises as to how they can crack this tight-knit group.
And last but not least, the investigations in the soldiers' milieu also sparked controversy between the commissioners. Because they have very different views on the deployment of the Bundeswehr in Afghanistan.

The married couple Frank and Yvonne Berthold are found murdered in a high-rise settlement in Bremen. Her nine-year-old daughter witnessed the crime without being noticed by the perpetrator. Therefore, she is in great danger of becoming the next victim. The child is severely traumatized and has not spoken a single word since she was found. Inga Lürsen is the only one who manages to gradually gain her trust. The child escapes from the hospital, back to the family's apartment, and doesn't want to leave there again at any price. Chief inspector Inga Lürsen, who knows that there is nowhere to give the child 100% protection as long as the perpetrator is at large, decides with a heavy heart to pretend to be the little one's aunt and to stay in the apartment with her.
The victim's work colleagues and their wives also live in the same house. Inga feels more and more clearly that something is wrong with them. Or does the murder have something to do with the victim's work in the port, as Stedefreund suspects...

Chief Inspectors Saalfeld and Keppler are called to an apparent suicide in a side canal of the Elster. Since the police divers were unable to find Carla Schütz's body, Eva Saalfeld ordered an extended search operation. She sees signs of a violent crime—unlike Keppler. When he is informed that a man has been found dead and tied up in his bathtub, he is left at the "crime scene" no longer. The commissioners are now investigating separately.

The Hamburg LKA has been tracking a gang of organ dealers for some time. Cenk Batu has been smuggled in as a driver, but so far has only completed simple errands and has not been able to identify any backers. That changes abruptly when he is given the task of picking up 14-year-old Amelie. But the girl escapes. The pressure on Cenk is growing: on the one hand, the organ dealers want the girl from him, on the other hand, he is responsible for a failure of the LKA, which could possibly result in further victims of the organ mafia... 

When chief inspector Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer) is called to a murder case in a Viennese subway station, he has no idea that this day will change his professional life drastically. Because at the scene of the crime, Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser), whom he knows as a colleague from the vice squad and who he knows has a problem with alcohol, is waiting for him. When she reveals to him that she is his new assistant,the unsuspecting Eisner falls from all clouds. It's pretty much the opposite of love at first sight, and Eisner bitterly complains to his boss, Ernst Rauter (Hubert Kramar). However in vain. But now a red-hot problem overshadows everything else. This crime in the context of the most serious juvenile delinquency indicates an extremely cold-blooded serial offender.

After an important game, professional soccer player Kevin Faber is found dead on the shore of a lake – he has been killed. An act of passion or a planned murder? Charlotte Lindholm is shocked: Just a few hours before his death, Faber gave his son David an autograph in the stadium. The inspector soon follows several leads: Did Faber alienate his fans with a critical interview, was the murder a reckoning by hooligans? What is the role of Faber's colleague and closest friend Ben Nenbroock - was Nenbrook jealous of his successful friend who had a bright career ahead of him? And what was Faber's private life like, was he really happy with a woman?

Klara Blum and Kai Perlmann are called to a body found in the forest. The dead man is an unknown man who was killed by a jogger in self-defense. The perpetrator, who works as a judge, is still on site and is in shock. She states that the man ambushed her and wanted to rape her - everything speaks for the specified course of events and the man's manslaughter in self-defense. It was only when Klara Blum and Perlmann carried out more detailed investigations into the dead man's environment that they found out that his private life and social demeanor did not exactly seem to fit an alleged rapist. Did the perpetrator and the victim actually know each other before this fateful encounter in the forest?

One day after his last visit to the family doctor, Olaf Mühlhaus died unexpectedly. The pensioner was terminally ill, but countless hematomas on the emaciated body of the corpse make the inspectors Till Ritter and Felix Stark doubt that the illness was the cause of the man's sudden death. When the autopsy revealed that it was not domestic violence but a medication error that led to the death of Olaf Mühlhaus, the doctor treating him, Dr. Gerhard Schmuckler and his group practice targeted by the Berlin investigators. Mühlhaus had been treated by Schmuckler for years – but on the day before his death, Antje Berger, the new doctor on the team, took care of the chronically ill patient.
While Ritter and Stark are looking for who is responsible for the deadly mistake, they are confronted with the excesses of the ailing healthcare system: expensive medicines with tight budgets, human fates like that of little Sophia Richthofen, whose mother Susanne is not only bitter about her daughter's severe cystic fibrosis , but also has to struggle with the high treatment costs.

Munich. The 32-year-old Tini Bürger only knows one boss: Teufel alcohol. Since her partner Lassnik died in a car accident two years ago, she has been alone with her daughter Nessi. Depression determines the days and nights in front of the constantly running television. Her 13-year-old daughter organizes the household, the food and cares for her "alleged grandmother" for a few euros. Early one morning, Nessi witnesses a man being shot dead at a gas station. What exactly did Nessi see?

Stefan Aldinger, one of the two operators of the colourful, diverse Stuttgart art complex Wagenhallen, is found dead. His wife Elena seems completely broken by the news. But she is one of the suspects, because the Aldinger couple had had a heated argument the night before the murder, and not for the first time. Jealous kickboxer Elena is known not to shy away from physical arguments. On the other hand, the murder happened in the midst of passionate political struggles for the preservation of the Wagenhallen, because the ambitiousInvestor Walter Rühle wants to build a high-quality residential project on the site. He has many local politicians on his side and also the art museum, namely the curator Julian Siebert, to whom he has promised his top-class painting collection.
When Rühle is arrested, he admits that he was able to "convince" Stefan Aldinger shortly before his death with the help of lucrative promises. The investor seems relieved, but with this statement he is incriminating Aldinger's partner Timo Holzmann, who does not want to give up the art area at any price.

The murder of businessman Arno Berger puzzles Commissioner Thiel. Because the fingerprints secured at the scene of the crime come from top politician Rüdiger Klarbach, although that can't really be the case: the former State Secretary in the Ministry of Economic Affairs died in a house fire in South Africa a year and a half ago. Prof. Boerne personally issued the death certificate at the time. Did he make a major malpractice? And asIf that weren't stressful enough, the forensic pathologist now has to answer questions from the tax inspector Leonie Krassnik. Meanwhile, Thiel is investigating in the immediate vicinity of the murder victim. Berger was last seen at the celebration of his extremely busy business friend Hans Lüdinghaus. The family of the deceased Secretary of State is also under surveillance. Klarbach's daughter Nele in particular reacted extremely indignantly to the police visit... 

"I want to report a murder." It was already late when a man named Sven Döring asked for admission to the Frankfurt Homicide Squad to make this report. Chief Inspector Conny Mey leads him into the office of her colleague Chief Inspector Frank Steier, the only room in which the light is still on. "My son has been in a coma for a year and I know that his girlfriend Mariam tried to murder him and that her colleague Seidel covered up this act," Döring complains. He seems extremely dangerous to the two commissioners. He seems to be planning something, maybe he wants to take revenge on the alleged perpetrator. Inspector Mey insists on driving to the young woman and protecting her, but "we are the murder and not the murder prevention commission," says Steier. A classic police dilemma.
As long as nothing happened to the girl, there is no police action against the potential perpetrator. Mey and Steier don't want to put up with it, but they investigate anyway and come across some oddities. Meanwhile, Sven Döring is playing his murderous cat-and-mouse game with the young girl and the police. The noose around Mariam's neck tightens and a deadly race begins. 

A shock for Commissioner Stedefreund (Oliver Mommsen): After a night of drinking, his friend Peer (Michael Pink) has disappeared without a trace! Blood stains in his apartment point to a crime. Stedefreund and his colleague Inga Lürsen (Sabine Postel) are looking for an African asylum seeker (Florence Kasumba) whom the men had taken home during the night . Because suddenly there is no trace of her either. The detectives find out that she specifically targeted Peer and three of his colleagues from the water police. Inga doesn't sense anything good, because the four officers were once deployed in the Mediterranean for the European agency Frontex. Is revenge involved here? But what for?

This Sunday begins for chief inspector Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer) with a devastating medical diagnosis and then leads him straight to a murder. Doctor Veronika (Eva Billisich) opens up her shock therapy after the examination: "You're 50 now. If you want to be 60: no more cigarettes, no alcohol, lose ten kilos and do sports regularly..." But already when you leave the Practice caught up with everyday life again – a naked male corpse was found crammed into a shopping trolley in a parking lot. Shot. Eisner has no idea that he is about to face what is probably his most unusual case.

A normal weekday. The chief inspectors Ivo Batic and Franz Leitmayr are called to the outskirts of Munich. Max Lasinger is waiting excitedly in a glass shop behind the front building. he confesses He had seen light and wanted to catch a "burglar". When he attacked, he lashed out - self-defense?

At night in an industrial area in Leipzig: the body of used car dealer Jannis Kerides is found on the street after being thrown out of a moving car. For the chief inspectors Eva Saalfeld and Andreas Keppler, everything points to a dispute between criminal car smugglers. When the inspectors want to take a close look at Kerides' workshop, Eva Saalfeld feels threatened by his German business partner Georg Hantschel and seriously injures him with a shot. Eva blames herself, especially since Hantschel's weapon is not found in the subsequent investigations.

The FC Eppheim women's soccer team has worked its way up under coach Petra Krömer and is aiming for the championship. Petra Krömer relies above all on the powerful player Sonja Tossik, while manager Klaus Meingast promotes her attractive internal competitor Fadime Gülüc and has made it the marketing-compatible flagship of the club. When Fadime is murdered, Lena Odenthal and Mario Kopper wonder if internal jealousy and quarrels are behind thestick deed. But Fadime's Turkish origin could also be a motive for the deed, because with her decision for football, the young striker violated the expectations and wishes of her parents. Finally, she made her fiancé Tobias unhappy because she separated from him because of his football career. Lena and Kopper suspect deeply hurt feelings behind the murder. Because as Kopper and groundsman Steffen Renner unanimously state: football is passion.

Reto Flückiger (Stefan Gubser) is about to launch his sailing boat on Lake Lucerne when his old friend and new boss Ernst Schmidinger (Andrea Zogg) from the Lucerne police department calls. A politician has been kidnapped. Since the Lucerne police already have enough to do with a drowned corpse, Flückiger has to cancel his planned vacation.

The murder of the contractor Kogl, who employed moonlighting through subcontractors, puzzles Inspector Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer). The illegal employment was reported to the tax authorities, the subcontractor went bankrupt, the undeclared workers - they were Macedonians - were deported to their homeland without pay. One of the former undeclared workers has returned with his father to collect the withheld wages.

During their investigation, Ballauf and Schenk come across Trudi (Edgar Selge), who is known throughout the neighborhood and who used to be a man. It's a case in the middle of a typical Cologne district, between a corner bar, betting room and backyard. And again and again the question arises: How far back is the much-vaunted tolerance of the people of Cologne?

At the beginning of the school year, teacher Heike Fuchs does not show up in her class. When the police find her in her apartment, it quickly becomes clear that Heike Fuchs was drowned in her indoor fountain weeks ago. At the scene of the crime, Lena Odenthal notices a young black girl who obviously wanted to enter the apartment, but immediately ran away when she saw the police. When Lena meets this girl again at school, it strengthens her suspicion that the student is Eshe Stegerhad something important to say about Mrs. Fuchs. But Eshe stubbornly remains silent and is supported in this by her mother Dafina and her stepfather Enno. Nevertheless, there seems to be a connection, because Heike Fuchs was a visitor at the German-African meeting center, in which the Stegers also play a role. Only very rarely and only because of an art project, assures the manager Regula Großmann. Nevertheless, Lena remains suspicious.

Inspector Frank Thiel is looking forward to an exciting evening of football, Prof. Karl-Friedrich Boerne is fine-tuning his acceptance speech for the science prize and father Thiel is trying to find his inner balance while fishing at night when a foot stuck in a motorbike boot causes a stir. Prof. Boerne is alarmed: Hasn't he seen this foot with an extremely rare deformity before? The suspicion quickly becomes certain: his former classmate Susanne Clemens was apparently the victim of a crime. Their investigations lead Thiel and Prof. Boerne to the tennis club where Susanne last worked. Maybe it's no coincidence that there was a break-in here. For the young tennis talent Nadine Petri, the excitement comes at the worst possible time.
The big tennis tournament in a few days could be her international breakthrough. Her ambitious parents, Ilga and Walter Petri, don't tolerate any disruption to the training schedule. But Thiel is not impressed by that. The search for clues in Susanne's environment also leads the inspector to the "Wotan Wolves", a notorious rocker club with connections to organized crime. 

Max Ballauf and Dietmar Bär have to solve an act of sabotage with deadly consequences: the failure of the cooling system in the renowned Kehrmann-Bredel Institute for Plant Research has cost the life of a young laboratory technician. The economic damage caused to the high-tech company is immense, according to the head of the institute, Prof. Dr. Otmar Kaltenbruch (Klaus Schindler: "Tatort - Rabenherz", "Romy") and his deputy Dr. Christoph Rubner (Misel Maticevic: "In the Face of Crime", "The Vow") for the record. The valuable laboratory samples that the genetic engineers kept in the affected freezer have been destroyed.
The institute has often been the target of protests by militant opponents of genetic engineering: the commissioners interrogate the activist Alexander Geyda (Tom Schilling: "Tatort – Where is Max Gravert?", "Bloch – Death of a Friend"). Or is the perpetrator to be found in the institute itself ? The competitive and performance pressure that the individual laboratory groups are exposed to is extremely high. Funding and reputation are only enjoyed by those whose research results can also be published. Great ambition also characterizes Dr. David Prangel (Ole Puppe: "Kommissar Stolbert", "Krupp - a family between war and peace") and his colleague Lara Bahls (Luise Berndt: "You can never be sure", "Commissario Laurenti").
They work with genetically modified plants that are to be used to produce medicines. Meanwhile, Max Ballauf is challenged by his private life: he is surprised to receive a visit from 14-year-old Finn Weber (Kai Malina: "Dasweiße Band", "Soko Leipzig"), the son of an old friend who settles in with him. While he is taking care of the young runaway, his colleague Schenk is already investigating a new crime scene: another employee of the genetic engineering institute has died.

A young woman has disappeared without a trace and her friend, a patrolman, is quite sure that she was murdered. But there is no evidence of a crime. Does the policeman himself have something to do with his girlfriend's disappearance? Borowski has no idea that the cop's neighbor, a veterinarian, has committed the seemingly perfect crime. Behind the facade of the compassionate, kind veterinarian lies a deep souldisturbed personality who does not shy away from murder. And it works in an extremely clever way. With the help of the young police candidate Sarah Brandt, Borowski gradually succeeds in seeing through the web of lies and deception. But when a second body turns up, the case takes a surprising turn and Borowski finds himself in a dangerous duel in which Sarah Brandt plays a key role.

Contractor Detlef Börner is killed in an unusual way at night in the construction container of his large construction site: he is first incapacitated by the shovel of a wheel loader and then left to his fate with a blood-thinning injection. Shortly thereafter, a second murder occurs in Marbach. Restaurant operator Sigrun Karrenbrock is run over by a stolen off-road vehicle and also bleeds to death. A photo and the method of murder lead the detectives to the fact that the two cases are connected. They actually discover that Börner and Karrenbrock used to be a couple. The last call Börner answered came from Michael Joswig, a former fellow student. He appears to be the sole survivor of a circle of friends that broke up many years ago.
The Stuttgart detectives Lannert and Bootz believe that the motive for the murders can be found in this circle of friends, but Joswig says nothing about it. The deeper Lannert and Bootz delve into the lives of the murder victims, the more convinced they are that the killer wanted to punish his victims. However, this also puts Joswig and his family in mortal danger.

In "The Black House" Klara Blum and Kai Perlmann investigate an artists' colony on Lake Constance. What appears to be a creative idyll turns into an uproar when the painter Martin Neumann is electrocuted in extremely cold blood. Klara and Perlmann are still in the process of finding out who was friend or foe in the rough painter's environment when a second murder occurs. Klara Blum is amazed to find that the perpetrator apparently used the bestsellers by crime author Ruben Rath as a template for his murders. Just wondering why? And can Klara, supported by Kai Perlmann, prevent him from continuing his cruel game?

At the headquarters, Ritter and Stark are sought out by Vogt, a young and annoying madman who claims he is being followed. Knight throws him out. A little later, the commissioners are called to the corpse of a man. A well-known lawyer was murdered. Vogt also roams around the crime scene in Mauerpark. Ritter and Stark investigate the past of defense attorney Herzog and come across threatening letters from one of his victims, Muller. The detectives interrogate him and get involved in a case that dates back 25 years and has to do with the kidnapping of a baby from an industrial family. 

In Kiel, a man jumps into a bathing lake - and is impaled by bamboo sticks. For Borowski and Sarah Brandt it is initially not clear whether it is the act of a madman who accidentally finds his victims. Or did someone want to punish the dead? The dead man's girlfriend, Ina Santamaria, seems to play a key role in the case. She arranges brief sexual encounters with men via an Internet chat room. The dead man was one of themLover. Surprisingly, Commissioner Borowski receives administrative assistance from Sweden. Inspector Enberg is an old friend of his. The trail of a deadly case of rabies in Gothenburg leads him to Schleswig-Holstein. Both cases seem to be related. Apparently, the killer is pursuing a sinister revenge plan in which he infects his victim with rabies and then impales him. Then another murder occurs that surpasses anything that has happened up to that point.

Conny Mey is ordered to the train station early in the morning – still in jogging clothes. A bloodied corpse with a gunshot wound was found on the night train from Warsaw, a suspect fled when the police arrived. Frank Steier, who has just been released from rehab after suffering a stab wound, is also already on site. Everything looks like a robbery murder. The investigator duo Frank Steier and Conny Mey visit Elsa Lange, the murdered man's wife, to tell her the sad news. OfThey learn that her husband was a paramedic with the Bundeswehr in Afghanistan, but was fired three years ago for drug abuse. Eventually, Mey and Steier find out that the fugitive main suspect, Stanislav Kilic, and Elsa's husband, Rüdiger, knew each other from Afghanistan. Both were involved in shady deals. Did Stanislav want revenge? The case takes a new turn when military police suddenly show great interest in Stanislav...

The Munich chief inspectors Franz Leitmayr and Ivo Batic are in an internal competition, only one can be "Policeman of the Year". Then the phone call: a dead man in the new Jewish synagogue, presumably outside influence. The responsible public prosecutor calls for "instinct". The investigators approach the case like any other. The dead man is Rafael Berger. It is located in the Jewish community center at the end of a narrow staircase. The cause of death is broken neck. Has he been pushed? The letters MOSER can be seen near the pool of blood. Jonathan Frankel, an orthodox Jew, found the body. 

A call from an old friend and former colleague calls LKA commissioner Felix Murot to a murder investigation in a small village in the Taunus. Once there, however, the all-clear is given: the murderer has judged himself, the case seems to have been solved. In the evening Murot makes his way back to Wiesbaden. But his brain tumor bothers him so much that he decides to spend the night in the car. At dawn, the alleged suicide walks past his car, alive and kicking. Is this another prank of his tumor? Or is there something rotten in the village? Murot turns back and starts investigating incognito in the village. He quickly finds out that the charismatic Mr. Bemering is in charge of the town. He invites Murot to his luxurious property, where he meets the mysterious woman Dr. Herkenrath encounters.
She runs a medical practice in the village that is a little too well equipped and immediately takes care of Murot's tumour. Bemering and Herkenrath try to find out who this Murot is and what he's up to. Meanwhile, he continues to ask awkward questions about the whereabouts of the alleged suicide and uncovers a secret that forces Bemering to act. Murot is treated in the clinic by Dr. Herkenrath detained. The situation seems hopeless - but Murot has a plan - second mission for Ulrich Tukur: Under the title "Das Dorf" the Hessischer Rundfunk (hr) shows the latest crime scene case of the LKA man Felix Murot, who this time was involved in his investigations in crosses the Hintertaunus.
Other roles include Barbara Philipp, Thomas Thieme, Claudia Michelsen, Tobias Langhoff, Alice and Ellen Kessler, Devid Striesow, Markus Hering, Antoine Monot, Jr. and Sylvester Groth. The script was written by Daniel Nocke and directed by Justus von Dohnányi. The film was made in Usingen and the surrounding area.

In a rural idyll, a man who could not be more inconspicuous is murdered. His wife, Martina Käster, is in deep mourning for him and cannot explain who could have had a motive for the murder. Charlotte Lindholm investigates and finds out that the supposedly good husband apparently led a secret double life. At the edge of a forest, Charlotte discovers a dacha containing photos of a young woman and children's toys - an indication of a second family? Everything points to it. In the attempt to locate the woman and the child, the inspector encounters further inconsistencies. For Charlotte Lindholm, this murder becomes a case where nothing is as it seems.

His new assignment takes Cenk Batu right into the middle of Islamist circles: Batu is supposed to infiltrate a terrorist cell in Hamburg that – as the BKA and secret services already know – is planning a devastating attack in the Hanseatic city. However, the time and target of the attack are unknown. Batu is tasked with thwarting the planned terrorist attack and locating the group's al-Qaeda contact. Disguised as a radical Muslim, Batu, aka Taylan, learns the intelligent boss of theCell know a German convert, Christian Marschall. This is extremely suspicious, but Batu manages to be accepted into the circle of terrorists. However, he does not only have to contend with the mistrust of the terrorists. The BKA, led by Hans-Peter Oswald, has taken control of the mission. Even Cenk's boss Konau is obviously not privy to all the details and background of the operation...