Eisner and Fellner are caught in a PR nightmare when a kidnapper harnesses the power of social media to rail against the prevailing social system
After discovering he has two days to live, Lupo takes the police chief hostage to force Dorn and Lessing to hand over his murderer. [Weimar]
Jürgen Sternow, head of the cyber crime department at the Kiel State Criminal Police Office, was the victim of a murder attack. It is reasonable to assume that the perpetrator is to be found in the area of rapidly growing cybercrime. Commissioners Borowski and Brandt are entrusted with the investigation by the responsible public prosecutor
A man is thrown from a bridge and run over by a lorry. Investigations show that he was dead before falling. Cologne DIs Ballauf and Schenk proceed to investigate the neighbourhood where the man had lived
Faber gets an explosive surprise when he begins to investigate the murder of two officers
Eisner and Fellner investigate when the head of the police academy is found dead
Verena Schneider is found dead by a neighbor. The trail quickly leads to architect Thomas Jacobi. Apparently, the two had a fight shortly before the crime
A teacher accused of sexually harassing a student is found torched in his garden
There is a state of emergency shortly before the Kiel Week. Three million guests from all over the world are expected to celebrate the largest summer festival in Northern Europe. Now, of all times, a treacherously murdered woman is found in an empty apartment in the middle of the city center
Eisner and Fellner investigate when the body of an African worker is found in a quarry - infected with the Ebola virus
Long-distance bus driver Beni Gisler sees the man on the bridge, but there is nothing he can do. The body hits the windshield and is thrown away. In his previous life, Gisler was a train driver and was involved in suicides several times
Charlotte takes on an escalating kidnapping case after the victims have handed over the money
Falke and Grosz investigate after a natural gas engineer is found dead
A mentally-ill locksmith thinks he's receiving messages directing him to procure victims
Falke and Grosz are assigned to a right-wing activist's security detail
A turbulent 24 hours begin for the Weimar detectives Kira Dorn and Lessing when the triple murderer of women, Gotthilf Bigamiluschvatokovtschvili, known as Gobi, escapes from the forensic psychiatric hospital five years after his conviction