Episode
Scene of the Crime: Episode 17
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Details
- Series
- Scene of the Crime
- Season
- Season 53
- Episode
- Episode 17
- Air date
- 2022-05-08
- Runtime
- 90 min
Episode context
Episode 17 is Episode 17 in Season 53 of Scene of the Crime. It aired on 2022-05-08. The runtime is 90 min.
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Episode 16: Why
The young IT specialist Lukas Keller is brutally murdered near his sports club for no apparent motive.
Episode 18: The Girl Who Goes Home Alone
A headless male body is recovered from the Spree, whose identity is difficult to establish. A little later, Nina Rubin is being followed by a young woman. Julie Bolshakov tells the detective that she witnessed a murder and asks Rubin for police protection. However, contact with Julie puts Rubin in a dilemma, because from now on she has to keep Karow out of the investigation so as not to endanger the young woman. Karow investigates the identity of the dead man, but senses more and more that his colleague is hiding things from him. Trust has been a thorny issue between the two from the start, and Rubin's behavior hurts Karow - especially since they've also become closer privately. All the more the old problem breaks out again. In her latest case, will Nina Rubin be able to free Julie from the clutches of her crime family?
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