Moormann - 03 - Liebeswut
At first glance, the Bremen detectives Liv Moormann (Jasna Fritzi Bauer) and Linda Selb (Luise Wolfram) are dealing with the suicide of a mentally ill woman. After an apartment fire, the tenant's body is found in her hermetically sealed bedroom. The woman in the wedding dress died of a shot in the head, on the wall a cryptic message: The devil is speaking through the walls and wants to get someone.
Liv Moormann refuses to be investigated because she is haunted by her own old demons around the house. But her colleague Linda Selb really wants to find out who the devil is. It turns out that Susanne Kramer's little daughters disappeared after school. What happened to the girls? Did the devil take her?
The investigators realize that Susanne Kramer's death (Ilona Thor) won't be the only misfortune if they don't react quickly. Susanne Kramer's family environment describes the woman strangely unanimously as unstable, she even mutilated herself in earlier years. Who to trust? How is the excitement of the separated husband (Matthias Matschke) and his pregnant girlfriend (Milena Kaltenbach) to be interpreted? Is the concern of the grandparents (Ulrike Krumbiegel, Thomas Schendel) credible? What does the neighbor Gernot Schaballa (Aljoscha Stadelmann), who claims to have heard shots, know? And what role does the caretaker of the school, Joachim Conradi (Dirk Martens), who is desperately struggling with his pedophile inclination, play?
It's a race against time as witnesses die before the detectives can ask their questions. Liv Moormann must confront her confusing memories to find out who the devil is together with Linda Selb. This is the only way they can find the missing children.
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