The body of Christian Rommedahl, from Denmark, washes up on the Flensburg Fjord. The victim's friend and work colleague, Lasse Jørgensen, is the target of the new investigator duo Svenja Rasmussen and Antoine Haller. Another lead leads the inspector to the Flensburg liquor dealer Philipp Schaaf. There also seems to be a connection between him and the dead. Because photos of Schaaf's daughter Lisa are found on the dead person's cell phone, and Lasse also seems to be involved.
Janis Rebecca Rattenni
Director
Katharina Schlothauer
Svenja Rasmussen
Eugene Boateng
Antoine Haller
Teresa Harder
Dr. Jelena Schiwago
Wolfgang Grandezka
Daniel Kerner
Iris Becher
Ina Friemert
Uwe Rohde
Morten Rasmussen
Lisa Flachmeyer
Anna Rasmussen
Maximilian von Pufendorf
Philipp Schaaf
Andreas Grötzinger
Lasse Jørgensen
Christian Ehrich
Frank Potthoff
Elzemarieke de Vos
Sanne Emmerich
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