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Wolfs is in prison, accused of murder and rape. Eva and Daan cannot believe that Wolfs has gone that far. But the money that turned up in the suitcase makes Eva have her doubts. What do they really know about Wolfs? When Eva visits him in prison, Wolfs asks her to trust him. He did indeed have an argument with Loretta's boyfriend, but he did not kill him. According to him, there is a witness who saw that the boy was unharmed when Wolfs left. However, the national criminal investigation department cannot find this witness. Eva and Marion try to find him themselves and eventually manage to locate the man. Wolfs is released but remains suspended, and according to Hoeben, he cannot remain with the Maastricht police force. The question is, who did kill the boy and try to pin it on Wolfs? Or does Wolfs have something to hide after all?
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