Anne Lausick, a superior swimmer and favorite to win Wismar's regional mermaid performance competition, beaches up drowned, but the real cause of death was an overdose of painkiller. Several people had access, including main rival model Melanie Wuttke while husband Michael Lausick's first wife also died in a suspicious accident and is a former pharmaceutical salesman.

While indoor mobility appliances salesman and installer Meinhard Bommer 'tests' with flirtatious senior Rebecca Ruland her new persons bath lift, the cardiac patient suffers a fatal crisis, his tablets being switches for placebos. Steady girl friend Liese Brambach may be mortally jealous. Meinhard lived isolated with close twin brother Wenzel Bommer, for years also sharing 'artificial girl friend' Doris, so far exclusively, up for repairs by the converted mechanic Robert Steiff who customizes these 'sex robots'. Meinhard's self-made employer Florian Wagner can't hide ...

Wismar-born American football-pro Enno "The German Panzer" Kossert was fatally shot at his modest home shortly after returning after 18 lucrative years, yet broke due to medical expenses for cerebral 'boxers syndrome' and terminal. Fans adored Enno Kossert but were shocked he ignored them back in Wismar, neighbors found him erratic. Ex Nadja Reisinger even lost his monthly checks for their daughter Lucy (18), whom he never showed real interest in. On Enno's last evening he had a row with most promising, ambitious local football player Maiky Merten, who hoped for tips ...

Heinrich Lenz drowns in his inflatable pool after being knocked unconscious with his garden gnome. The neighborhood resembles a ghost town, as all holiday cabins are closed down without tenants on a court order Lenz obtained, complaining about neighborly nuisance. A financial disaster for owners like Jens Neumeyer, who needs the rent to supplement his ailing handyman business, which also sustains model stepson Tim Brandt. Heinrich Lenz' school and angling buddy Edgar Sichler testifies everyone ganged up on him, and he finally withdrew his complaint. The team gets a ...

Captain's widow Annabell Petermann was skull-smashed, clumsily staged as fall from a stepladder. The untouched coffee spread suggests she welcomed her killer. The evening before she rowed with her neighbor and demented best friend Inge Lepin, who supported her son Holger Lepin's view that her mental state required moving into a rest home, but offered an alternative. Annabell's grandson Jonas Petermann, whom his mother wickedly kept from gran until he was 18, became a regular guest and received generous gifts, purposefully out-staging the estranged daughter.

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Art student Leonie Mertens is found by constable Anneke van der Meer who feels to reanimate her, a head wound from a fall being fatal, but the corpse was moved onto the road. She was studying restoration of castles and estates in Mecklenburg, mainly Neoclassicist. She even stayed at the "Schlösschen", a mansion owned by retired cabby Harald Schmitz, who invested his life savings to restore it, mainly himself, and is looking urgently for investors, the bank denying credit. Leonie rowed with Schmitz after making a historical discovery. Leonie was also interested in the ...

Der Finanzberater Robert Meier wird tot auf einer Baustelle gefunden – verscharrt mit einem Bagger. Meier ist offenbar brutal zu Tode geprügelt worden. Seine Frau berichtet, dass er erst vor kurzem von einem unzufriedenen Kunden angegriffen worden ist. Als die Polizei den Kunden Leon Kroedde findet, erzählt der eine ganz andere Version ihres Streits. Je mehr die Ermittler nachforschen, desto deutlicher wird, dass Meier noch ein ganz anderes Leben geführt hat, als er es seiner Frau und der kleinen Tochter vorgespielt hat. Und dabei hat er sich einige Feinde gemacht. In den Fokus der Ermittler gerät auch Familie Thiel, der ein Landschaftsbauunternehmen gehört. Es war ihr Bagger, mit dem Meiers Leiche verscharrt worden ist. Doch angeblich wusste jeder auf der Baustelle, wo der Schlüssel war.

„Verpiss Dich von hier“, prangt es in bunten Lettern an der Spielothek. Besitzer Lutz Bölkow ist tot. Erschlagen liegt er im Büro seines Kasinos. Der Tresor ist leer. Faule Eier und Stinkbomben – des Öfteren ist Bölkow Opfer von Anfeindungen geworden. Dabei hatte er immer Wert auf eine gute Nachbarschaft gelegt. Etwa nicht genug? Nachbarin Sandra Meier ist die Spielothek ein Dorn im Auge. Sie hatte Bölkow bereits mehrfach beim Ordnungsamt angezeigt jedoch stets zwecklos. War ihr in ihrem Eifer, der Spielhalle den Garaus zu machen, jedes Mittel recht? Seinem Stammkunden Olli Freitag hatte Bölkow noch am Vortag Hausverbot erteilt. Der junge Familienvater ist spielsüchtig, sein Haus steht kurz vor der Zwangsversteigerung. Doch er hat fest daran geglaubt, dass ein Automat bei Bölkow kurz davor war, den Jackpot auszuspucken. Hat er sich mit Gewalt gegen das Hausverbot gewehrt?

Beim Zubereiten ihres Frühstücks erleidet Clara Brand in ihrer Küche einen tödlichen Stromschlag. Vom Küchengerät, das den Stromschlag verursacht hat, aber fehlt jede Spur. Clara kannte sich mit Elektrogeräten aus. Sie hat ein Café betrieben, in dem Kunden kaputte Geräte reparieren lassen können. Claras Team ist vom Tod der beliebten Chefin geschockt. Vor allem Dieter Bornemann, der ehrenamtlich im Reparatur-Café arbeitet. Die Nachforschungen der Ermittler ergeben, dass ihn und Clara offenbar mehr verbunden hat als nur das tatkräftige Engagement im Reparatur-Café sehr zum Unmut von Kollege Siggi Schulz. Der war bis vor einigen Monaten mit Clara liiert. Doch hatte Clara zunehmend Angst vor dem radikalen Umweltaktivisten Schulz, der der Polizei kein Unbekannter ist.

IT programmer Jonas Vogt sought quiet meditating a week at a Catholic monastery, but his corpse is found train-wrecked on the nearby rail. What seemed a suicide is staged, as he was dragged and suffered a bad blow on the head. Vogt's wife Eva-Marie visited him and rowed in the convent the previous day. Jonas's electronic calendar shows he got flowers every Friday from Anna Schönfeldts, who denies any non-commercial relationship. Prior Markus is Anna's brother, Jonas and his wife were involved in a much earlier traffic drama which may prove relevant now.

(Feindliche Übernahme) Philip Zander is found passed-out down a water pit by his partner Sabine Feiner, who calls for an ambulance and faints having climbed in but he died from toxic CO2 built up inside. Philip was thrown in, knocked unconscious. His daughter Cosima (4) lied with her late mother Marie's parents Martin and Dore Schilling since her death 'by last will', until he won a court custody battle. Former Internet business partner Jürgen Wiegand was after Sabine and sabotaged their common firm into ruin, without profit.

Local fisherman Ronny Roth drowned in a lake at night, both feet in a concrete bucket. he live alone in a cabin at the Baltic, with pictures and a letter from his youth at the GDR orphanage with the inseparable buddy Marco Busch and joint crush Luisa Wagner. retired orphanage director Frieda Busch remembers the girl disappeared when they were teen, but the case was buried by the communist authorities after a Russian deserter had been accused by the boys. The team wonders about the suspicious behavior of to uniformed cops in the village and find constable Timo Neumann ...

Fanatical, long pioneering bio potato farmer Paul Gödecke was skull-smashed with an iron bar, dumped in a pool in his corn field. Gödecke despised conventional farmers, even those who make some compromises, hence made enemies. Lately Paul turned on neighbor and former friend Jens Witte on account of his bio gas reactor, which he tried to sabotage by all means. Gödecke was estranged from son Christof, a bio engineer employed in his lover Gesa Peters' firm, who was planned to succeed in the farm but refused to run it in father's non-lucrative way, which was father's ...

In a motor yacht sunk in the marina drifts the corpse of gymnasium headmaster Clemens Holter, who was actually fatally shot repeatedly, no witnesses. Holter was a popular single womanizer. Yet former pupil Sören Reepmann blames Holter for not graduating, claiming his disqualifying cheat sheet was planted. Holter sneaked onto the yacht he was interested in buying from his teacher Frank Meersburger, who didn't make an appointment that night, but whose wife Lisa, also a teacher, has an affair with Holter, and she wasn't alone, even Sören's attorney mother Clarissa ...

Camping at the Poel beach on their annual coastal biking tour, Kilian Danneberg is found burning in his tent by childhood friend Jonas Erle, who gets his hands burnt but can't put out the flames with sand. The cause is a piece of white phosphor, beached up from allied bombs, which looks just like a piece of amber and ignites at room temperature, as it did in Kilian's pocket. Contractor Danneberg made many enemies in Wismar business circles by filing for bankruptcy after wrecking a development project by fraud for home building subsidies, including Reuther's buddy and ...

Harald vom Endt's plastic-wrapped corpse is fished from the sea, actually fatally stabbed on land. His girl friend Tabita Körner knows him as a wealthy villa owner, but her father Bertram rightly regretted her leaving for him ex Peer Schermann, who allegedly abused her and jealously wanted her back. Harald vom Endt never existed, he's just an alias of the Oldtimer car museum's head cleaner Emilio, 'his' villa belongs to millionaire Dr. Peter Arnheim, whose wife Alexandra Arnheim started an affair too with their cleaning lady's son, Emilio.

To constable Timmermann's horror, he and a parking inspector witness a car fatally crashing into a solid construction site container, due to aptly sabotaged breaks. The victim, Munich film maker Michael Adler, visited his native Wismar and styed with his brother, truck mechanic Thorsten, after their father Hans's funeral. Dreamy artist and womanizer Michael was favored over reliable family firm-continuing Thorsten who works his tail off for wife Claudia and teen son Paul, who secretly visited his doted uncle, but both kept quiet having found out a DNA test proved ...

Usually punctual Dr. Ellen Lindkamp was fatally skull-smashed in her practice-adjoining home, where patients are never admitted, with bruises. Surgery assistant Anja Krämer points at widower Christian Mohr, who threatened her recently again, blaming alleged misdiagnosis for his wife's death, despite a medical board ruling. Ellen Lindkamp's last appointment was with funeral undertaker Matthias Harthof, whose bed-ridden, cancer-terminal wife was Ellen's best friend and tells the police she knew and secretly approved of her affair with still dutifully-caring Matthias.

Robbed a second time in a short period, security courier Sven Keller is now shot leaving a client supermarket with the cash case in hand, watched by shocked colleague Jürgen Friedrich and fatally shoot his attacker. Friedrich blames the police for failing to solve the bloodless robbery, apparently by the same man. Sven Keller's self-defense claim is duly doubted on several grounds, including both men's past;, an elaborate plot unveiled.

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Aufgelöst erscheint eine Frau auf dem Revier: Eigentlich wollte ihr erwachsener Sohn, Daniel Gawinski, in Wismar endlich sein Traumauto kaufen, doch nun ist er spurlos verschwunden. Daniel war extra von Hamburg nach Wismar gekommen, um den Autoverwerter Kilian Klein zu treffen. Doch der behauptet, Daniel noch nie gesehen zu haben. Stattdessen will Kleins Frau Susanne den jungen Mann bei einer Auseinandersetzung beobachtet haben. Demnach habe Daniel sich aggressiv mit einem fremden Mann gestritten. Weder Susanne Klein noch Daniels Mutter wissen, wer der Mann ist. Doch bald stellt sich heraus, dass sowohl Daniel als auch dessen Mutter den Mann sehr wohl gekannt haben müssen. Aber das ist nicht die einzige Ungereimtheit, auf die die Kripo stößt: Autoverwerter Kilian Klein war vor Jahren angeklagt, einen Mann getötet zu haben, der bei ihm ein Auto kaufen wollte. Doch er wurde freigesprochen zu Unrecht?

An einer Steilküste wird die Leiche eines jungen Mannes gefunden. Der Tote, Markus Pollmer, ist der Polizei kein Unbekannter. Wegen Enkeltrick-Betrugs hatte ihn die Kripo bereits im Visier. Spuren äußerer Gewaltanwendung gibt es nicht. Doch wurde Pollmers Leiche mit einem Auto an die Steilküste transportiert. In seiner Wohnung findet die Polizei eine Liste mit den Adressen mehrerer Seniorinnen. Handelt es sich dabei um potenzielle Opfer von Pollmer? Auguste Heyer wurde von Pollmer besucht. Doch statt sich von ihm austricksen zu lassen, hat die beherzte Dame ihm die Leviten gelesen. Ist ihr auch ein Mord zuzutrauen? Ein jedes der Betrugsopfer könnte sich an Pollmer gerächt und ihn umgebracht haben. Hilfe bei den kniffeligen Ermittlungen erhofft sich die Kripo von einer mysteriösen Rothaarigen. Sie soll die Lebensgefährtin des Trickbetrügers sein. Doch ehe sie genauer befragt werden kann, flieht die junge Frau vor den Ermittlern.

Unter einer abgelegenen Brücke wird eine Leiche gefunden. Ist der Mann von der Brücke gesprungen? Bald stellt sich heraus, dass noch ein zweites Leben durch seinen Tod in Gefahr ist. Als Knochenmarkspender sollte Daniel Kamp eigentlich schon am nächsten Tag das Leben eines todkranken Patienten in der Hanseklinik retten. Doch wieso nimmt er sich ausgerechnet jetzt das Leben? Oder steckt ein perfides Verbrechen dahinter? Die Knochenmarkspende ist für den Bruder des Toten, Alexander Kamp, bestimmt. Wollte jemand verhindern, dass der todkranke Kamp seine lebensrettende Spende erhält? Er selbst verdächtigt seinen Schwager und Geschäftspartner. Denn der hat versucht, ihn zum Verkauf der gemeinsamen Firma zu drängen. Dies hat Kamp trotz seiner Krankheit verweigert.