Crime TV tips: The "SOKO Leipzig" determined in the online porn milieu
20:15, ZDF, the prosecutor: love and greed
A drowning in front of the villa of a pharmaceutical entrepreneur calls the prosecutor on the plan. The charity couple Maurée has no explanation of who has chained the victim to their jetty. The disfigured body leads the investigators to the committed doctor Leila Johne (Florence Kasumba), which is threatened by unknown persons. Has she also been targeted by the offender? Reuther (Rainer Hunold) and his team do everything in their power to clear up the case as quickly as possible.
20:15, ZDFneo, Father Brown: The tree of truth
At Christmas time, the discovery of a corpse reveals a seven-year-old case. Since the Commissioner's hands are tied, he sees himself forced to leave the investigation to Father Brown (Mark Williams). He is responsible for finding out who the killer is in the course of the theater preparations, and to do justice in the final performance of his role as the front part of a cow.
20:55, ZDFneo, Father Brown: The black revenge
On the day of her execution, Katherine Corven (Kate O'Flynn) is unexpectedly acquitted, much to the dismay of Father Brown (Mark Williams). Was not he the one who had contributed to her conviction? To the journalists, Corven submits that those who have wronged her will receive her just punishment. Her old cleaning lady had confessed. Father Brown, however, is skeptical and is investigating.
21:15, ZDF, SOKO Leipzig: Naked
Laura Schüler jogs at night through the streets of Leipzig, when she is suddenly stunned and kidnapped by an unknown person. A short time later, the body of the young woman appears. The investigators assume a sexual crime, in which initially the ex-boyfriend and business partner of Laura's attention to the investigation. But Dagmar (Petra Kleinert) finds on a website with pornographic content yet another track.
22:30, the first, scene: murder is the best medicine
It should look like a heart attack, but the pharmacist Andreas Hölzenbein was murdered. In the botanical garden he had come into conflict with a stranger, who administered him with a syringe a life-threatening injection. All this, the bright young witness Mia (Lena Meyer) wants to have observed. But Commissioner Thiel (Axel Prahl) is initially skeptical: Does the ten-year-old schoolgirl not just too much imagination? In the meantime Prof. Boerne (Jan Josef Liefers) is very concerned about his own health.
