Wendelin Winter (Fritz Wepper) is still concerned about the suicide of his former patient Veronika Eichner, wife of the Munich businessman Dr. Bernhard Eichner. Now he is called to help at a dinner with prosecutor Sabine Karmann (Charlotte Schwab). Oliver Kaspari (Jacob Matschenz) fears for the life of his girlfriend Anna Eichner (Sinja Dieks), the daughter of the late Veronika. Winter leaves immediately and finds Anna in a very confused state. Oliver had given her sleeping pills to help her calm down a bit. Anna is barely responsive. Wendelin tries to grasp the situation when Anna, almost as if she were somnambulizing, pulls a pistol out of a handbag that, as it later turns out, was used to murder her father that evening. Much to the displeasure of Inspector Donald Becker (Wayne Carpendale), psychologist Winter is once again in the middle of a murder case. The police investigation is initially directed against Eichner's business partner, Oliver Kaspari's father, and Anna. When Eichner's former driver Kurt Rispinger (Stefan Lehnen) breaks into the company and is arrested shortly afterwards, he also comes under suspicion. Anna is initially exonerated by Oliver's statement that the two were together all evening. He seems very attached to Anna and is very worried. Oliver seeks advice from Winter's daughter Alexandra (Sophie Wepper), who researches the Eichingers' company relationships and critically observes her father's behavior in this case. He has now found out more about Anna. The young woman has been taking tablets for years. They are the same ones her mother took and can cause partial memory loss. Did Anna only act under the influence of this drug? When Oliver suddenly retracts his statement, she is now at the center of the investigation. However, when Winter manages to relieve her, her life is actually in danger. And Alexandra Winter is now also under serious threat. Written by ADR Das Erste

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