Police 110: Hermann

SYNOPSIS

Chief Detective Adam Raczek is called to Slubice, where the body of civil engineer Daniela Nowak was found while disposing of construction rubble. The investigation leads him to a construction site in Cottbus. The victim worked there for Karl Winkler, who is renovating an entire block of houses as part of a large building project. At first it is unclear where and why the woman died. What is certain is that the young woman's apartment in Frankfurt (Oder) was searched shortly before her death. A first lead leads to a rental car that was seen by neighbors in front of the victim's apartment during the period of the crime. Zvi Spielmann and his daughter Maja Spielmann from Israel admit they had an appointment with the victim, but claim that they did not meet Daniela Nowak. She was allegedly in possession of important documents in connection with a restitution claim that Zvi Spielmann is asserting. The ownership of the house that Zvis father built has not been clarified almost 80 years after the end of the war. Elisabeth Behrend, who grew up in the house, and her son Jakob also had contact with Daniela Nowak and insist that they are the rightful owners. Other documents that emerged during the investigation and were in the possession of Daniela Nowak seem to prove this. Did the victim play off both parties against each other? Adam Raczek also leads this investigation back into his past. In the police headquarters in Cottbus he meets his former colleague Alexandra Luschke and his former head of department Markus Oelßner, who is obviously not interested in supporting Adam's investigation.