Das Krimidinner
Police chief Plocher leads his new lady of the heart to a crime thriller. But the performance is more realistic than wanted: leading actress Miriam Moll falls lifelessly to the ground! That was not in the script. When the team of investigators arrives, Bielefelder hardly trusts his eyes, because Plocher's Date is his ex-wife Uta. That can be cheerful. Dr. Lara Krüger discovers symptoms of poisoning; apparently a plaster was prepared on the dead man's arm. Actor Aljoscha Müller claims to have heard a dispute between Miriam and producer Elli Sommer. But this vehemently denies that. Spicy: Elli owns the patches! Was the attack like you? Apparently the harmony in the ensemble is not that far away.
But there are more suspects: Author Deniz Yilmaz is known as Junkie and in the student Tobias Berger Hui Ko speculates on his dealer. How else can he afford a Porsche? Bielefelder takes care of his dog Yoda, who has been operated on and needs care, privately. Fortunately, Vicky Adam understands this. The murder continues to puzzles, but the „ Rentnercops " have a suspicion. However, they are late …
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