Hubert and Staller find the first body in the forest, the second practically falls into their laps. The trail leads to a retirement home, of all places. The old men finance their retirement by growing cannabis, and they have also been blackmailed, but that doesn't make them murderers. Or does it? Meanwhile, precinct manager Girwidz is hoping for a promotion: his old boss has announced his arrival. However, the police director is in Upper Bavaria for a completely different reason.
Wilhelm Engelhardt
Director
Christian Tramitz
Franz Hubert
Helmfried von Lüttichau
Johannes Staller
Michael Brandner
Reimund Girwidz
Annett Fleischer
Sonja Wirth
Karin Thaler
Dr. Anja Licht
Carin C. Tietze
Sabrina Rattlinger
Hannes Ringlstetter
Yazid
Jochen Nickel
Daniel Klein
Jürgen Goslar
Herbert Breuer
Ursula Werner
Sabine Grimm
Doris Gallart
Elke Roth
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