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Watzmann ermittelt

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S6 · E11
Ursprüngliche Sendezeit

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Ursprüngliches Sendedatum
Dein lokales Datum und deine Uhrzeit
Status
Ausgestrahlt
Staffel / Folge
6 / 11
Laufzeit
48 Min.
Ursprünglicher Sender/Plattform
Das Erste
Daten zuletzt geprüft

Übersicht

Luise Reitinger walks into the Berchtesgaden police station convinced of one thing: the message that her best friend and former colleague, paramedic Klara, supposedly sent from Kenya cannot be from her. Jerry quickly spots an inconsistency in the attached photo, and the federal police confirm that while Klara had booked a flight to Nairobi, she was not on board. Since no body has been found, Sophia, Jerry, and Beissl begin investigating within the emergency dispatch center's circle. Why does Klara's colleague Ritschi only reluctantly admit that he was in a relationship with her until four weeks ago? What explains the bloodstains in Klara's apartment—and who wrote the alarming note reading "Murderer!"? Suspicion falls on the desperate father Toni Tretter, who blames the paramedics—station chief Bertha Heinze and paramedic Bruno Wichmann—for the accidental death of his daughter, claiming they took far too long to get her to the hospital. When Klara's body is finally discovered in the woods and another message from her reaches Luise, it becomes clear that one of the suspects is playing a dangerous game. With the help of Franzi and Max, the investigators set a trap. But before it can snap shut, Jerry has to endure some gentle teasing from Johanna, who thinks his meticulously planned routes to the maternity ward are over the top. Then Johanna goes into labor—earlier and more intensely than expected—and suddenly even the best plan is useless.

Über die Serie

The series is about Chief Inspector Benedikt Beissl (Andreas Giebel), who lives in Berchtesgaden with his wife Elisabeth and three daughters Maria, Johanna and Eva. Beissl has been ensuring law and order in Berchtesgaden for decades. To his displeasure, one day he was given a new colleague. So far, the solitary inspector has loved to do his thing alone. His new colleague Jerry Paulsen (Peter Marton) is the son of a black GI and the daughter of an innkeeper from Bad Aibling. He is quite daring and able to work in a team and moved from Hamburg to Bavaria for reasons of love. But Jerry's chosen one is, of all people, Beissl's daughter Johanna. The two police commissioners have to solve a murder in the area in each episode. The locally rooted Beissl often knows the victims as well as their surroundings and potential perpetrators.

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