Episode list

The Hamburg LKA has been following the traces of a gang of organ traffickers for some time. Cenk Batu has been smuggled in as a driver, but has only done simple errands so far and has not been able to identify anyone behind it. That changes suddenly when he gets the job to pick up 14-year-old Amelie.

Young criminals are killed in Vienna. Is there a serial killer in town? Eisner gets Bibi as an assistant. He is not overly happy about that.

Lindholm goes to see a soccer game with her young son. After the game she gets one of the stars to autograph a soccer ball for the boy. Later that night she receives a phone call. The body at the murder scene is none other than that same player. As she sets out to solving the case a number of suspects emerge including a shadowy person posting threats online.

Late in the evening, Döring appears at police headquarters. The man, who appears mentally confused, claims he wants to report a murder. His son was knocked over by Ms. Sert. The new Frankfurt team is investigating.

A naked man is found crammed into a shopping trolley in a parking lot. Shot. He is not the only one to be found under these circumstances.

At night in an industrial area in Leipzig: the corpse of the used car dealer Jannis Kerides is found on the street, thrown from a moving car. For the chief inspectors Eva Saalfeld and Andreas Keppler, everything points to a dispute among criminal car dealers. When the commissioners 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 was not found in the subsequent examinations. The next day, an employee of Kerides, 65-year-old Walter Rimbach, is found dead in his apartment. The commissioners can clarify that Rimbach was Kerides' murderer. But you wonder whether this was really about the used car business, or whether there were other family motives behind these crimes. Both the deeply indebted daughter of the murdered Rimbach, Karla, had reasons for the act, as well as Thomas Kramm, who had threatened Rimbach shortly before in his workshop, because he blamed him for the mysterious disappearance of his father in 1983. To her surprise, she also finds the name Horst Saalfeld in the copies of the Stasi files that Eva is securing from Kramm. For the first time, the Commissioner learns of the details of the death of her father, who tragically died in 1983 while on the job. Her further investigations bring her into conflict with her past, which she believed to be closed.

The transsexual Trudi is scared. The house in which she has been living for 30 years is now to be sold. After the murder of the house owner Erika Roeder,Trudi is threatened with eviction by Erika's son Frank, who inherited the property. During their investigations in the murder case, the detectives find out that Erika tried to get Trudi and her neighbor Gerda out of their homes.

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 is clear that Heike drowned her in her indoor fountain weeks ago.

When a boot with it's foot inside is found in a local lake KHK Tiel has to find the body and it's murderer, while Professor Börne recognizes the foot.

In a genetic engineering research laboratory, a young woman is experimenting at night when the cooling system fails. The next day, a young researcher is found dead above the freezer, suffocated in dry ice.

A woman Vet tried to connect with a man neighbor in various and very odd ways.

Ritter and Stark are visited in the presidium by Vogt, a young and annoying madman who claims to be followed. Ritter throws him out. A little later the commissioners are called to the corpse of a man. A well-known lawyer was murdered. Vogt also wanders around the crime scene in the Mauerpark. Ritter and Stark investigate the past of defense attorney Herzog and come across threatening letters from one of his mandates, Muller. The commissioners question him and get caught up in a case 25 years ago that involved the kidnapping of a baby from an industrialist family. At that time, Muller went to prison as the main suspect and the commissioners are surprised that he is now living and working again as a caretaker for Ina Kilian, a charity lady known in Berlin and aunt of the baby who was kidnapped at the time. You wonder what Vogt has to do with all of this, and you gradually discover the masterful plan of a former victim who is now the perpetrator.

In Kiel, a man jumps into a "bathing lake" - and is impaled by bamboo sticks. For Borowski and Sarah Brandt it is not clear at first, whether it is the act of a madman who randomly finds his victims, or if someone wants to punish the dead?

Lindholm drops her son off, and then wrecks her car in a creepy town. She calls a tow truck, meanwhile one man stops to ask if she needs help. She says no, and sees the man park at a nearby house. Suddenly the man's car explodes in flames. The local detectives are only too happy to have the LKA cop there, and put her in charge. It soon develops that the victim may have led a double life.