Lawyer Maria Rohn takes on the case of Martin Siebeck. The truck driver allegedly ran over a man on the highway. Siebeck denies the crime and states that two people threw the victim in front of his truck at full speed. The more Maria Rohn looks into the case, the more she notices inconsistencies. Her husband Günther is also behaving more and more strangely. It seems that he was also involved in the accident...
Alfred Vohrer
Director
Ruth Leuwerik
Dr. Maria Rohn
Peter van Eyck
Günther Rohn
Charles Regnier
Dr. Hartleben
Sieghardt Rupp
Leopold Wasneck
Hannelore Elsner
Hanne Wasneck
Klaus Münster
Robert Vierhage
Walter Regelsberger
Kriminal-Assistent Peters
Fritz Schmiedel
Kommissar Seifert
Michael Janisch
Martin Siebeck
Guido Wieland
Portier
Mario Kranz
Regenbaum
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