Commissario Laurenti: Gib jedem seinen eigenen Tod

OPIS

Commissario Proteo Laurenti, recently promoted chief of Triest's criminal police (detectives), has little time for son Marco's uninsured stolen Vespa scooter, wife Laura's dream villa or miss election ambitions of teen daughter Livia. He worries duly about the beaching of a runaway luxury yacht belonging to dodgy Austrian entrepreneur Bruno Kopfersberg, whom Laurenti failed, years ago, to prove guilty of the murder of his wife by dragging behind such yacht, the official ruling being shark attack. Next is found the corpse of a young 'easy model' employed by his company, which uses 'greased' political contacts to secure contracts, and now his managing director, Croatian Viktor Drakic, brother of the boss's girl, is after the coordination of EU aid to Turkish earthquake relief. His politician superiors want the commissioner and his assistant, Antonio Sgubin, to solve the case discretely, without trouble with influential people like the Kopfersbergs, but they find proof that company blackmails VIPs with photographs of adulterous prostitution with Eastern European girls they illegally import as 'models'. Kopfersberg son and heir Spartaco is found to have his own bloody grudge on Bruno Kopfersberg, whose hand-less corpse is found.