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Macabre women bodies are found in the dunes of Husum. The crime series bears the signature of the serial killer Eberhard Wernicke, who is in a psychiatric ward. Apparently there appears to be a copycat. Contacting Wernicke and the investigator at the time does not help the inexperienced police commissioner Ria Larsen and the murders continue. But then a man is killed and the question of the motive of the perpetrator arises.

Doctor André Collmann's wife is shot in an attack on his country house. The doctor himself was not present at the assassination attempt. Chief crime commissioner Judith Mohn and colleague Freddy Breyer puzzle over the motive of the attacker. Then a friend of Collmann is kidnapped and a video of the perpetrator is received by the police: he demands that Nadine Abeck's case be resumed. The truth has to come out within 72 hours, otherwise Robert Haffner will die. The background seems to be justified on a party night seven years ago. At that time, Wolfgang Abeck's daughter fell into an irreversible coma. Now Nadine Abeck died a few days ago and this was the trigger for Wolfgang Abeck's self-justice. In addition to the search for Abeck, Mohn tries again to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the party night. She knows that to solve the case, the truth has to be revealed.

A covert investigator was shot and experienced police officer Schulz, a widower and ex-alcoholic at the end of his career, is tasked with resolving the sensitive case. Together with his partner, Chief Commissioner Milan Filipovic, he succeeds in winning the young dealer Dakota as an informant. But soon the two investigators can no longer get rid of the feeling that they have a leak in their own ranks.

After a celebrated appearance, a star tenor receives a visit from the State Criminal Police Office in the artist's wardrobe. A completely frightened underage boy is found there. The singer is then arrested. But shots are fired in front of the opera that immediately kill the tenor. Singer Lorenz Ammersfeld apparently had contacts in the red light milieu and was silenced by the person who led him to the boy. Research by Laim leads to an initial reception facility for unaccompanied refugee children and the security guard company on site. Then a second body is found.

Sarah Kohr shoots in self-defense at a 17-year-old armed gas station robber. The youth is seriously injured. The perpetrator's weapon traces back to a terrorist cell that has not been active for 25 years. The indications are condensed that the wanted people live a normal, middle-class life in a small town. The villagers try to keep their secret by all means. Sarah is in mortal danger.

Innkeeper Toni and star chef Rufus want to get married in a small circle without fuss. Toni's mother, however, is planning a lavish party. Rufus mother, on the other hand, does not believe in the connection between the two lovers. It gets messy.

Two people die in quick succession during forest work and a car accident. Fichte suspects a connection with a local rock band "The Wolves". Since Krüger refuses to work on the case, Fichte tries to clarify the case with police candidate Luise Bohn. Meanwhile, Krüger retires into the forest as a hermit. After the investigation does not progress, Krüger and Fichte try to find a way to work with each other again and resolve the case.

After the body of an Eastern European man has been found, Lucas is investigating in a building environment. There she encountered glaring grievances. To clarify the case, she smuggled her colleague Brauer into a construction site as a worker.

When trying to protect a woman, Nadja Flemming, from two harassers, Katrin König is beaten by them. She is also under pressure professionally: the serial offender Guido Wachs, whom she has put behind bars with manipulated evidence, tries to blackmail her. König is supposed to help him get back in touch with his wife or he accuses her of her offense. A little later, Nadja Flemming is found stabbed with a knife.

After an attack on Commissioner Lindholm, colleague Schmitz has to shoot the apparently mentally confused man. In the course of the investigation, Lindholm and Schmitz come across a second body. The events are apparently related to a deployment of the Bundeswehr abroad.

Lindholm and Schmitz investigate a politically sensitive case of a feminist right-wing activist who was found dead in the woods. The young woman was a well known Alt-Right blogger with her own successful website called "National Feminin".

The convicted Louis Bürger is suspected of killing a motorcycle policeman with a baseball bat. Despite his claims of innocence, he is arrested and detained. However, with the help of his wife, he managed to escape and the family wanted to move to Croatia. Gorniak and Winkler put him in front of the home where his son currently still lives. There is a hostage-taking.

Marlies Schrey, wife of the knitwear manufacturer Gerd Schrey, is killed in front of the terrace of a popular excursion restaurant in broad daylight - and nobody has seen anything. Since Marlies was tied up and gagged, Kira Dorn and Lessing assume that the kidnapping was unsuccessful. The assumption is confirmed when shortly afterwards they find a ransom demand of over two million euros in the Villa Schrey. Gerd was also kidnapped, so it is up to his son Maik to find the money. The Schreys have signed a kidnap and ransom policy that is about to expire. Did Gerd Schrey stage his own kidnapping to save his ailing company? Maik, who is courting his father's favor, is also targeted by the investigators, because Marlies was his stepmother and the relationship between the two was extremely difficult. When one of the kidnappers is found dead and Maik takes off for the transfer of money with Gerd's sports plane, are there indications that the allegedly estranged father-son team has forged a diabolical plan?

Just now, 17-year-old Stefan Hunziker is happy about the mild judgment that Dominique Kuster brought him out for a fight and now his father has a fatal accident with the car. The police find out that there was only water in the insulin capsule of the diabetic Hunziker - so it is murder. The victim's wife quickly becomes the main suspect. Hunziker had a mistress who was expecting a child from him. A clear motive for murder for Martina Hunziker. However, Borchert does not believe in their guilt and begins to investigate.

After 17 years of marriage, Annie has an affair with consequences. Annie decides to keep the baby and asks her husband Ralf if he supports her. But Ralf cannot cope with the situation and leaves Annie. Only her daughter Cora is ready to help, but then the child's father appears. Fitness trainer Raimund wants to take responsibility and moves in with Annie. This is where the difficulties begin.

A monk, killed by a wooden cross, is found in the confessional of the Capuchin monastery. Palfinger notes that nobody knew the unpopular monk better. It turns out that the supposed monk was a man in the witness protection program. Chief Inspector Mur associates an unresolved criminal case with the man's identity.

Joy and problems for Ekki in one: his ex-girlfriend introduces him to his daughter Hanna and Silke Sestendrup wants to maintain Ekki retrospectively for six years. There are also problems in the tax office: a colleague is preferred to an upcoming promotion. Wilsberg advises Ekki to be careful about Silke and his daughter. But after the professional bankruptcy Ekki gladly "escapes" into his new father role. Then suddenly two more ex-girlfriends of Ekki appear and there are lies and intrigue. The disappearance of Ekki's lawyer is the culmination of the strange events.

In their first case, the new Saarbrücken police commissioners Schürk and Hölzer deal with the murder of the potential new managing director of a family company. The family appears completely hostile and the victim's father has also died under mysterious circumstances. The background to the events seems to go back to the Second World War, when the company employed forced labor.

Because no doctor is available, the experienced childbirth nurse Toni Hasler gives birth to Fanny Brandstetter's baby. When two broken ribs were later found in the baby, the police investigated Toni. In need, Toni turns to his ex-wife and lawyer Hanna. Meanwhile, practice partner Luise wants a baby and asks Toni to donate sperm. This collides with Toni's feelings for Luise.

A serial killer who announces his actions by letter keeps the Stuttgart investigators in suspense. A "1" appears in the letter that is addressed to Lannert and Bootz. What is behind it will soon become a sad reality. On the same day, a woman is shot long range on the open road. The cartridge case that is found has an "1" engraved on it. The second letter contains a claim for money. However, the perpetrator cannot be caught when the money is handed over and a second murder occurs. At the second crime scene, traces of red nail polish are found in addition to the cartridge case. Another trail. When the commissioners examine the lives of the murdered, they come closer to the drama behind the murders.

Rufus van Berg flies to Madeira for a cooking class. Toni learns from Mama Heidi that she wants to be a grandma soon. That is faster than expected. Suddenly the autistic Mia, supposedly the daughter of Rufus, stands in the door. Her mother Annette, Rufus' ex-girlfriend, has to travel and therefore needs a place to stay for the 15-year-old girl. Heidi likes the child straight away, only Toni has problems with the unexpected child.

A dead woman is found when crossing the Gotland ferry from Visby to Nynäshamm. Robert Anders, who is on board with his son Kasper, takes over the investigation. Suddenly Kasper disappears without a trace on the ferry. It appears that Robert's son has watched the murder and has now become a victim himself. The commissioner lets his colleagues Thomas and Ewa fly in by helicopter, because it is clear to him that the murderer must still be on the ferry. Together they try to find the killer and Kasper.

A thirteen-year-old boy is found dead in the Isar. His cellphone track ends at a parking lot known as a hangout for anonymous sex, 20 kilometers from the Isar. The commissioners suspect that the boy may have filmed something compromising. The investigation leads to the families of the victim and his best friend.