Intrigue

Ina Behrendsen's new partner is found murdered on the beach. The police officer is suspected because the seal rescuer was killed with her jack. When Feldmann secretly investigates, a dispute arises.

Detective Ina Behrendsen finds her lover, Sylt seals protector Leo Fischer, beaten to death on the beach with a car jack, soon found nearby and stolen from her car, rendering her a formal suspect. Camping around -illegally- but uncooperative are the "Nackte Robben", eco-activists who vowed to practice nudism there until tourists tours near the seals are banned and prove hard to identify 'au naturel', leader Paul Kleefeld even makes a nude run from the precinct rest room. Later Leos's buddy captain Sven barely survives an explosion caused by sabotage -no first- of his fishing boat's fuel plumbing. Leo was allegedly estranged from Leo's parents Franz and Lara (Siever's ex) who run the Westerland taxi firm with his brother Max, who hides having given Paul and his lover a lift, and more. Even Hinnerk doubts Ina's innocence as Leo cheated on her with wealthy local Bea Fender.—KGF Vissers

Detective Ina Behrendsen and her boyfriend Leo Fischer, a volunteer seal protector and seal boat tour guide, are woken up by an early morning call for a seal mission on the beach. She drives him to the specified location and jogs away while he is on his seal mission. When she returns, she finds Leo beaten to death with her car jack. Chief Inspector Carl Sievers investigates with his commissioners Behrendsen and Hinnerk Feldmann. They interview suspects, including Leo's seal boat tour business partner Captain Sven and Leo's younger brother Max Fischer. To make things worse, Captain Sven's seal excursion boat is blown up and he barely survives. In the end, both the forensics and Captain Sven identify Leo's jealous and hateful brother Max as the perpetrator.