Mineur
The bass player of a famous singer's backing band dies of an overdose. Wolfs and Eva enter the world of music, where sex, drugs, and money are the order of the day. It's not exactly Eva's world, and she would prefer to dismiss the case as an accident. Wolfs, however, believes that too many people could benefit from the musician's death. The big question is whether it was an overdose or a disguised murder. And was the bass player the intended victim? Romeo and Marion are called to a boat in the harbor after a break-in. The perpetrator is a severely autistic man who cannot tell them anything about who he is or where he lives. The only thing he has with him is a violin.
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