When a young man, a recent college dropout, is murdered our team steps in to find the guilty person.
Suspicion immediately comes upon the young man's father, a supermarket magnate, who frequently argued with the boy, causing the latter to leave home for the last time. Everyone correctly wonders why the mother waited for 3 weeks until she reported her son missing.
Naturally, fatherly love wins out in the end, as the team shifts concentration to a cave and a group of people our victim hung out with. It's sort of a cult swept up in environmental protection. The story does begin to lag here. You know that there is always one in the group who is culpable and another who loved the victim dearly.
Suspicion immediately comes upon the young man's father, a supermarket magnate, who frequently argued with the boy, causing the latter to leave home for the last time. Everyone correctly wonders why the mother waited for 3 weeks until she reported her son missing.
Naturally, fatherly love wins out in the end, as the team shifts concentration to a cave and a group of people our victim hung out with. It's sort of a cult swept up in environmental protection. The story does begin to lag here. You know that there is always one in the group who is culpable and another who loved the victim dearly.