Crime TV Tips: Shock for Professor Boerne in the "crime scene"
20:15, BR, crime scene: men's evening
The murder of businessman Arno Berger gives commissioner Thiel (Axel Prahl) riddles. Because the fingerprints found at the crime scene come from the top politician Rüdiger Klarbach, although this can not actually be: The former Secretary of State in the Ministry of Economic Affairs was killed one and a half years ago in a house fire in South Africa. Prof. Boerne (Jan Josef Liefers) had personally issued the death certificate. Did he make a capital mistake?
20:15, ZDFneo, Friesland: Murderous tides
In the middle of the East Frisian province, the young housewife Elfie Berger is found dead in her apartment. The village police Jens Jensen (Florian Lukas) and Süö Özlügül (Sophie Dal) begin to investigate. Jensen is a down to earth and somewhat obtuse phlegmatic. Özlügül, on the other hand, feels called to something higher. But when the death of the woman is to be covered up as suicide, the two patrolmen exceed their competences.
22:00, NDR, Police 110: For Janina
An old unexplained murder, which had been supervised by Commissioner Röder (Uwe Preuss), is being reopened. The perpetrator was acquitted at the time. After a renewed DNA test is clear: Guido wax (Peter Trabner), who was not convicted at the time, is indeed the murderer of the young girl. But once you have been charged and acquitted, you can not go back to court for the same act without further ado. Desperately trying Bukow (Charly Hübner) and King (Anneke Kim Sarnau), the connection between other murders and Guido wax produce to bring the perpetrators still behind bars.
22:30, ZDFneo, perfume: Ambra
Niederrhein, 2018. The investigation into the brutal murder of singer "K" leads Nadja Simon to five former boarding school students. At that time "K" was the center of attention of her clique. When the five meet again as murder suspects after twenty years, an old secret threatens to come to light. Inspired by Patrick Süskind's "The Perfume - The Story of a Murderer", the teens experimented with a human scent.
