Merano detective Andreas Mitterer already has enough problems – the last thing he needs is the "new partner" his superior, Giuseppe Malatesta, has chosen for him. The latter, however, has only the best of intentions, as Mitterer has been traumatized since the accidental death of his wife three years ago, a fact that hasn't gone unnoticed by the rest of his team: forensic pathologist Eva Rossi, forensic investigator Chiara Felice, and team assistant Giuliana Pucci.
Erhard Riedlsperger
Director
Juergen Maurer
Andreas Mitterer
Michele Alhaique
Carlo Nero
Massimo Dapporto
Guiseppe Malatesta
August Schmölzer
Leopold Innerhofer
Chiara Nicola
Chiara Felice
Marie-Christine Friedrich
Eva Rossi
Giovanna Bozzolo
Mia Schwarzenbach
Tiziana Catalano
Giuliana Pucci
Michael Ounsa
Mahmoud Nasr
Nike van der Let
Lisbeth Thaler
Michael Steinocher
Lukas Pichler
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