Tatort: Rhythm and Love

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No cell phone, no papers, no clothes: a naked male corpse is found in a moorland area. Thanks to Prof. Boerne's instinct, of all things, the young man's identity is quickly clarified: It is Maik Koslowski: vegetable farmer, nude model and advocate of free love. He was also the leader of group seminars such as "Sexuality and Tantra" or "Drumming and Ecstasy". During their research on the Erlen farm with the adjoining trailer park, Thiel and Boerne encounter cackling geese, curious alpacas and confusing network of relationships. In order to bring light into the darkness, Thiel asks his "Vadder" for help: He should ask around undercover in the commune. The perpetrator seems to be found quickly, but the evidence clearly contradicts Thiel's suspicions. Has his otherwise so reliable gut feeling let him down? Professor Boerne too has doubts about his appointment: of all people, he is suspected of plagiarism; he is said to have passed the research results of a colleague as his own. An affront or a justified accusation? As if that weren't enough mess, the assistants Silke Haller and Mirko Schrader also have to admit a fatal mistake to their bosses. If only it were that easy .