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Danish rescue divers and a dead woman puzzle the police. Ellen Norgaard suspects the body is her mother.

The architect Sascha Hoerne was crushed and then drowned. His death shakes the Sievers family. The father-in-law had big plans with him and his future wife is pregnant by him. The brother-in-law is under suspicion.

16-year-olds who were drugged until unconscious in a holiday bungalow, one of them dead in the sauna - this is how the new tourism season begins in a Usedom imperial bath. It was Karin Lossow's great-nephew Ben's party that escalated there. His father Rainer arrives, Karin's nephew, who has not been seen for a long time and who works for the Munich police station. He promptly interferes in Ellen Norgaard's investigation, because his son is suspect: Did Ben kill his buddy? Both were deeply in love with Felice, who was molested that night - not just by a man, it turns out. Nobody can remember, not even Felice. However, there are witnesses: seniors from the neighboring bungalow. Soon one of them is seriously injured in the dunes, Karin finds him just in time.

After her divorce from the local politician Victor Braydon, Simone Eggebrecht found support in working with the disabled and in friendship with the paralyzed Wiebke Siehl. Simone's plan to build a handicapped hotel in a prime ___location is torpedoed by anonymous acts of sabotage. She hires Patrick Horn as a guard. When the young man disappears, Simone blames her ex-husband and his party colleague Enno Littmann and pulls Commissioner Ellen Norgaard and her colleague Rainer Witt into their war of the roses. Karin, who starts a romance with Inspector Gadocha, wants to stay out of the way and finally put her own interests first. But it is precisely her own struggle for happiness in life that allows Karin to find the true motive and the tragic perpetrator.

Erika Brunner, the mother of Dr. Dirk Brunner. The prosecutor learns that the head of nursing Kerstin Matthies had apparently mistreated his mother. Which hits Brunner all the harder when he was in a relationship with Mrs. Matthies until recently. A little later, the nursing manager disappears - a violent crime? Brunner comes under suspicion. The prosecutor, who was stalked by journalists and bloggers, is looking for support from his opponent Karin Lossow. She hides it - in the area of the bison enclosure where she works. Brunner sees himself as a victim of a plot and suspects that the perpetrator is someone he has put behind bars. Together with the ex-prosecutor and Ellen Norgaard, Brunner is investigating his old cases. The three come across a murder case in which he does not play a notable role.

Ellen Norgaard's first day back at work after maternity leave ends in disaster: Her son Jesper is kidnapped from daycare.

It burns on Usedom: Karin Lossow's thatched roof house is on fire. At the last moment she can escape the house with Ellen Norgaard's help. Karin has suffered smoke inhalation and is immediately taken to the hospital. In the clinic, she befriends former nurse Saskia Bernard, who was hit by a car and seriously injured. Saskia was on her way to physical therapy when the car caught her. The young woman recovers quickly, but she cannot remember the accident. The car and driver have disappeared without a trace. Who was going to kill Saskia? And why? Saskia's life revolves around her husband Kolja, who has been in a vegetative state for years and whom she looks after around the clock. A motive is not recognizable. Ellen and her colleague Rainer Witt have a tough nut to crack with the investigation and Karin can't help but follow her own tips.

Ulf, Eva and Renate, all in their seventies, party lively during a camping trip in Poland. The next day, Ulf, confused and taken away, is found by hunters at the edge of the forest. He thinks he killed someone but can't remember anything. He is hospitalized helpless and desperate and police commissioner Lucjan Gadocha is notified. At a border control, Holm Brendel and Dorit Martens stop Eva's camper, which catches fire and explodes. Holm and Dorit suspect that the three are smuggling gasoline to supplement the tight budget. You have the car checked. Renate's body is found in the forest. At the same time, Karin Lossow takes care of Ellen Noorgard's son, while Ellen overcomes herself and visits her mother Patrizia in prison. Karin has not been doing well since her house burned down. She misses living with Ellen - and the relationship with Gadocha. Although she is temporarily staying with her nephew Rainer Witt, she doesn't really feel welcome in the Witt house.

The prominent TV presenter Sandra Berger is dead. The gardening entrepreneur Britta Hausmann finds the TV lady dead in her Usedom holiday home. Chief Inspector Ellen Norgaard is shocked when she meets the dead man's husband, also well-known TV presenter Jonas Gomez, at the scene of the crime. The two are linked by the well-kept secret of a passionate affair. Karin Lossow senses that Ellen is doing badly. The inspector pours out her heart to her friend. Nobody in the police station suspects that Ellen was meeting Jonas Gomez at the time of the crime. It would mean the safe end of her career in the police and the probable career end for her lover, who has no alibi for the time of the crime and is also being blackmailed. The group of suspects also includes the employees of the gardening company, who were staying at the couple's holiday home before Berger's death, as well as the Greifswald art dealer Schwenkers, who was also seen there. Ellen asks Karin to find out for her what role Schwenkers might have played. She doesn't want to take on the questioning herself because she fears Schwenkers might recognize her.

School secretary Annett Ludwig is jogging by the sea. Under a steep cliff she discovers a dead teenager: Theo Jacobsen, a student at her school. The 17-year-old was considered an inconspicuous outsider. Karin Lossow knows Theo from business school, where she teaches a course on legal issues as part of a project week. By chance, she had observed a bullying attack on the best in the class, Theo, and offered the boy her help. Rainer Witt and his colleagues Holm Brendel and Dorit Martens examine Theo's laptop. It turns out he ran a thriving trade in test questions, which he sold to his classmates, making thousands of dollars in profit. To do this, the alleged model student used access to the server of the board of directors - only school secretary Ludwig knew the password. Theo was deeply in love with their daughter Paula. But Paula raves about Karol Wilcek, who has nothing to do with the pubescent classmate. Theo apparently wanted to prove to Paula that she loves the wrong person. Deputy headmaster Bernhard Brinkhaus, who is trying to cover up traces of his influence on Theo, is at the center of the investigation. The suspicion of an abusive relationship between a teacher and his underage charge comes to mind.

Police Superintendent Holm Brendel follows in the footsteps of the prominent Swedish crime writer Arvid Johanssons in Ystad. Ex-prosecutor Karin Lossow accompanies Holm on the private trip. On the ferry back to Usedom, she meets Dana Driest, who was born in Poland. She has a noticeable hematoma on her cheek. Has she been a victim of domestic violence? The next day, Karin saw Dana's husband Jochen drive off the ferry at the wheel of his SUV - without his wife. Meanwhile, Dr. Brunner to new tasks in Estonia. His successor on Usedom will be public prosecutor Katharina Stozek, the partner of Chief Inspector Rainer Witt. Karen makes a decision. She wants to get back on board the ferry where she last saw Dana. As she buys her ticket, Brunner calls, his fingers tingling three days before his move. He wants to support Karin in her research and ensure that his former colleague moves on the ground of legitimacy. But Brunner's plan fails.

A woman vanishes; police suspect her. Another discovers dead puppies, unearthing the missing woman's corpse. The case revolves around survival training, a nursing service, construction sites, and a freed convict with a violent past.

Refugees transported by smugglers, a girl dies en route. A policewoman investigates the tragic incident alongside a local resident. Tensions escalate as more deaths occur, complicating the case and putting lives at risk.

Als Kommissar Rainer Witt vom Autounfall seiner Tante Karin Lossow auf der polnischen Seite Usedoms erfährt, gelingt es ihm gerade noch rechtzeitig, die Rettungskräfte zu ihr zu navigieren. Die Ermittlungen im Fall des toten Flüchtlingsmädchens Amira Bashmani kommen dank Karins Zeugenaussagen endlich voran, doch nach der Ermordung des Schleppers Grzegorz Kuchar, der den Tod des Mädchens zu verantworten hat, stellen sich der Polizei mehr Fragen, als sie Antworten hat. Denn nicht nur Kuchar ist tot, sondern auch seine beiden Mörder, der Schlepper Sascha Leskow und sein usbekischer Komplize Shakir Adullayev. Während Saschas trauernder Vater Michail versucht, dem Tod seines Sohnes auf die Spur zu kommen und dabei Karin Lossow und Rainers Sohn Ben Witt ins Visier nimmt, versucht Rainer in Zusammenarbeit mit seiner polnischen Kollegin, der Kommissarin Kobylinska, die Todesfälle zu lösen. Auch die beurlaubte Ellen Norgaard hat es nicht leicht, denn ihre Mutter Patrizia, die an einem Hirntumor erkrankt ist, ist plötzlich pflegebedürftig. Während Ellen unerwartete Unterstützung von Holm Brendel erhält, kann Karin Lossow es nicht lassen, eigene Ermittlungen anzustellen. Trotz ihrer Verletzungen und ihrer aufblühenden Romanze mit Jörn Scherer. Als der Todesfall Amira Bashmani und die kriminellen Machenschaften der Schlepper endlich aufgeklärt zu sein scheinen, fügt sich für Karin plötzlich ein weiteres Puzzleteil zusammen.

Karin Lossow steht an der Reling der Ahlbecker Seebrücke. Als sie sich umdreht, steht plötzlich ein Mann vor ihr und lächelt süffisant. Es ist Karol Zielinski - der Mann, den sie für den wahren Mörder ihrer Tochter Julia hält. Karin, plötzlich mit abgesägter Schrotflinte in der Hand, zielt auf ihn. Sie drückt ab. Er stürzt zu Boden und ist auf der Stelle tot. Als sie zurück zu ihrem Auto geht, steht Zielinski plötzlich wieder vor ihr. Er bietet ihr an, Julia zurückzubringen. Ein Albtraum. Einer von vielen, die die ehemalige Staatsanwältin seit dem Tod ihrer Tochter immer wieder heimsuchen. Nahe Strand-Promenade entdeckt eine Joggerin einen Toten auf einer Bank. Sein Oberkörper ist mit Schnee und Eiskristallen bedeckt. Kommissar Rainer Witt übernimmt die Ermittlung - gemeinsam mit seinem Team Holm Brendel und Dorit Martens. Anzeichen von äußerer Gewalt fehlen - ebenso Smartphone und Portemonnaie, die Auskunft über seine Identität geben könnten. War der Tote möglicherweise ein Urlaubsgast? Karin hat sich entschieden, ihre Albträume in einer Therapie anzugehen. Nur Ellen Norgaard ist eingeweiht. Als sie im Erstgespräch mit Dr. Maurycy Wójcik den Tod ihrer Tochter mit Zielinski in einen Zusammenhang bringt, bricht dieser kurz entschlossen die Sitzung ab. Seine Begründung: Ein Interessenskonflikt. Schon kurz darauf verschwindet Wójcik spurlos. Für Karin steht fest, dass dies kein Zufall sein kann. Und dann noch dieser Zeitungsartikel, der Zielinski als großzügigen Spender darstellt. Was genau also verbindet die beiden? Vor allem aber: Liegt Karin mit ihrem Verdacht gegenüber Zielinski richtig?

Karin Lossow unterhält sich beim Spaziergang mit Hund Lucky am Strand von Usedom mit der sportlichen Gerda Kolping (Katharina Spiering), die sich wie jeden Morgen mit ihrem Neoprenanzug in die kalten Fluten der Ostsee stürzt. Zunächst scheint alles normal, doch plötzlich kann sich die Frau nicht mehr über Wasser halten. Karin setzt den Notruf ab, schafft es jedoch nicht, Gerda aus dem eiskalten Wasser zu ziehen. Alles scheint auf Mord hinzuweisen: sowohl die Drohbriefe in Gerda Kolpings Auto wie auch die nicht unerhebliche Dosis Beruhigungsmittel, die in ihrem Blut nachgewiesen wurde. Hatte Gerda Kolping etwa Feinde und wurde Opfer eines Racheakts? Oder galt der Mordversuch möglicherweise sogar ihrer Tochter Emma?

After serving six years for killing her husband, former public prosecutor Karin Lossow is granted an early release. Against her parole officer's advice, she returns to Usedom and her old house, now known as the eponymous "murderer house".

Sophie works in a cafe and becomes friends with Jadwiga, the girls are used to cycling together after work; one day, Jadwiga is kidnapped, and Julia, in rehabilitation after suffering an accident, sets out to find the truth about the case.

A supermarket manageress from Ahlbeck on the island of Usedom is found dead in the neighboring Polish resort of Swinemünde. Inspector Julia Thiel and her Polish colleague Marek investigate. The dead woman was planning to meet one of her employees to discuss a mysterious property swap. The case is a challenge for Julia Thiel, because her mother of all people is a "legal adviser" to the main suspect. To cap it all, her adolescent daughter is proving difficult, having found out she's having an affair with her Polish colleague.

A homeless is injured in a fire on a yacht docked, Julia discovers that earlier the ship was involved in an accident where a couple was murdered but their son survived, then she wonders if he's returned to the island to avenge his parents.

Participants in an illegal car race are surprised by police and try to flee, during the escape a young man is run over and dies. Former prosecutor is driving with the son of a friend when, suddenly, a car comes directly in front of her.

Julia's death upsets the family, Stefan doesn't accept it and Karin tries to be distracted working. Meanwhile, the owner of a restaurant is the victim of a fail robbery but the victim and the perpetrator finally end up losing their lives.

Stefan hasn't heard from his wife for days and he's starting to get worried, with his mother-in-law Karin they decide to leave it to look for her in Stettin, where they learn that Julia is investigating a private assignment.

Karin is asked by Brendal to help a friend of his who was convicted of shooting her lover. Karin doesn't believe the woman's story of self-defense, so both the German and Polish police try to work out what happened.